Good news? For the debut of the UFL\u2019s Louisville Kings, 14,034 fans showed up in a soccer stadium with a capacity of 15,304. <\/p>\n
Bad news? No one really knew the UFL was back. Best news? <\/p>\n
The game between the Stallions and the Kings featured a little spice at halftime. <\/p>\n
Watch the video<\/a>. As the Stallions players left the field for intermission, words were exchanged between the players and Kings fans. Eventually, drinks were thrown. Receiver Justyn Ross had to be restrained, twice. <\/p>\n Worst news? It was one of the most compelling moments the UFL has ever produced. <\/p>\n Birmingham won, in coach A.J. McCarron\u2019s first game. Quarterback Matt Corral, a third-round pick in the 2022 NFL draft, led the Stallions to a late win, 15-13, with a late touchdown pass to Ross<\/a>. (Also playing receiver for the Stallions is John Ross, who holds the distinction of being the last player picked before Patrick Mahomes in the 2017 NFL draft.) <\/p>\n More UFL contest are coming this weekend, and for each of the next nine. <\/p>\n Fox and ESPN televise the action. The spring league still have a long way to go, in many respects. <\/p>\n Look at ESPN.com\u2019s UFL page<\/a>. The stack of news on the right is grossly outdated. There\u2019s no story about last night\u2019s game, no previews or mentions of the rest of the games to be played in Week 1. <\/p>\n