The United Football League (UFL) recently announced the relocation of its Birmingham, Alabama franchise. This move has sparked interest in Boise, Idaho, as a potential new home for the team. The UFL is a spring football league resulting from the merger of the United States Football League and the XFL.
Why Boise?
Idaho is one of the fastest-growing states in the country, and a spring football league could serve a purpose in the area. Boise State is aggressive in attracting additional revenue, and the UFL could provide funding for Bronco Athletics to support more programs and stadium improvements. The league and local officials believe they could draw thousands to professional football on the Blue.
The Treasure Valley has previously hosted indoor professional football teams, including the Boise Burn and the Idaho Horseman. The area’s potential for supporting a UFL team is promising, given its growing population and enthusiasm for sports.
Original reporting: 580 KIDO Talk Radio (Boise) — read the source article.