ZO82 wrote:

TheEnigmaticOne wrote:

Can't imagine many fans from Shreveport showing up in this scenario.

Most Would, Especially if you're offering free shuttles to Texans Home Games.  Others would rather have their own team like the Pirates

Just did the math, with no traffic, its just short of four hours.Unless they only have later games it seems unlikely many would make the trip, especially to support a Houston team. Not saying no one, Im sure some people will avail themselves of the shuttle, but Im not seeing many fans making the trip.

Love the Fire's look btw.

JACKSONVILLE, FL - The Gator Bowl will once again see professional football action, as the World Football League announced today that the Jacksonville Sharks would return for the 1975 season. The Sharks were a troubled franchise in 1974, folding partway through the season alongside the Detroit Wheels. The team won just four of the 14 games it played, but Supernova Corporation, the new owners of the WFL, believe the city has potential and has revived the Sharks.



The Sharks have not changed their look. They are the only team to wear metallic silver helmets, much like the NFL's Oakland Raiders.

As mentioned previously, Jacksonville will play in the Gator Bowl. Leading the team is QB Reggie Oliver, and on defense is CB Alvin Wyatt, who coincidentally played for the Raiders before leaving for the WFL.