UFL co-owner says 80% chance league keeps its eight current markets for 2027
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Mike Florio
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UFL co-owner Mike Repole stated there's an "80 percent chance" that the league's eight current markets (D.C., Birmingham, St. Louis, Houston, Dallas, Columbus, Orlando, and Louisville) will remain unchanged for the 2027 season. This follows the 2025 season relocation of three teams from Detroit, Memphis, and San Antonio to Columbus, Orlando, and Louisville. Oklahoma City is set to join as an expansion team in 2028.
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· 1 pulledthere's an "80 percent chance" the eight markets for 2026 will be the eight markets for 2027
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