There is NO one in this fake world today that the following holds MORE relevancy to than The Last Citizen of The LOST Generation aka The Domestic marine ® and “True Life†POET:
A “Truly Enlightened person would find this fascinating? Also remember that I was technically a part of this team but left out as a JV. I knew all these guys and Marek that made All-America at Ohio State, then played in the USFL lived one street over and I stood-up for his younger brother that got in a fight with an idiot.
There’s much, much, much MORE to this “Story†WITHIN The Domestic marine! ® There are many discrepancies and omissions in the record.
By JOHN BASSETTI
VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF BROOKFIELD -- From Public Enemy No. 1 to just plain No. 1.
That was Brookï¬eld's alienation to coronation saga in 1978. Kicked out of the Trumbull AA League in the mid-1970s, the Warriors were in limbo, but,paradoxically, it helped their climb to the pinnacle.That's because points for victories against league opponents wouldn't have been sufficient for Brookï¬eldto reach the playoffs. So, the independent schedule helped signiï¬cantly.
https://vindyarchives.com/news/2003/sep/15/1978-champions-independent-schedule-benefited/
“In August 1984, the USFL voted to move from a spring to a fall schedule in 1986 to compete directly with the NFL. This was done at the urging of New Jersey Generals majority owner Donald Trump and a handful of other owners as a way to force a merger between the leagues. As part of this strategy, the USFL filed an antitrust lawsuit against the National Football League in 1986, and a jury ruled that the NFL had violated anti-monopoly laws. However, in a victory in name only, the USFL was awarded a judgment of just $1, which under antitrust laws, was tripled to $3.[2] This court decision effectively ended the USFL's existence. The league never played its planned 1986 season, and by the time it folded, it had lost over $163 million (equivalent to $390 million in 2024 dollars).â€