[dfwgator]

After yet another year of watching the Gators’ anemic offense, I’m all for doing away with football.

[Berlin_Freeper]

MLS is currently at 22 teams, and the league plans to expand to 28 teams, with Cincinnati, Detroit, Sacramento, San Antonio, San Diego and St. Louis as the current official expansion candidates.[1] The league plans to add its 21st and 22nd teams in 2017 – Atlanta United FC and Minnesota United FC. Additionally, MLS plans to add Los Angeles FC in 2018 and a Miami team, pending a finalized stadium plan. Expanding and establishing a bigger national footprint is seen as essential to securing television rights fees needed to reach MLS's stated goal of becoming one of the top leagues in the world by 2022.

[jonrick46]

"After yet another year of watching the Gators’ anemic offense, I’m all for doing away with football."

So, if your team goes bust, the rest of the league can take a flying leap off the cliff? That is ironic. It reminds me of the sore loser Hillary voters who need a cup of chocolate and some silly putty in a quiet room.

As for me, I got mine: Go Seahawks!

[EEGator]

That was brutal.

[PrairieDawg]

Luke showed promise before getting injured and Callaway will be back. Not all is lost. Appleby chucking 3 ints didn’t help (not that they would have beaten the Tide anyway) last night, and the fake punt was a disaster. We’ll see during the bowl game if they can get it together - otherwise it’s “wait till next year”.