United Football League

The United Football League has been on my MOST WANTED list for an interview. However they are chicken to do a live interview with me because they do not like the questions I ask.
The United Football had four teams this year:
California Redwoods, Florida Tuskers, New York Sentinels, Las Vegas Locomotives.
The situation with the UFL is that they are not forthcoming about how the League operates and who is involved with the UFL.
They did manage to survive from August to November 2009, and signed some decent players.
However when I mention the UFL at any college, or minor league I am always given negative information about them.
Seems as the league has not updated the web sight to tell people what they are planning in 2010.
So here are some of the questions I would love to ask the UFL if they ever dare to interview with me!
OUTLAW QUESTIONS:
Will there be a second season of the UFL?
When will the second season begin and end?
Will there be more teams added to the UFL in 2010?
Will the UFL keep the promise to operate football in states and places where there are no football teams?
After all they only had one team in Las Vegas Nevada that had no football teams already.
Where might some of those places be?
Will the UFL keep the ticket prices low, and will they be able to keep the league on TV?
If some one was interested in purchasing a team how much would it be?
Who monitors the league as far as rules, regulations and policies about the game rules, regulations, playoffs, and championship games.
How many fans did the UFL have in 2009?
Will the UFL sign any type of agreement with the NFL to be a Minor League of the NFL?
Do you think the return of the Arena Football will have any affect on the UFL?
What will the UFL do to keep fans involved and interested in the League?

Well as you see I have a lot of questions and no answers from the UFL.

I am putting the UFL on my MOST WANTED LIST!

The Outlaw Micheal Tomsik
Outlaw Sports Radio
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