At least three teams in those other leagues are former AFL teams (Rattlers, Barnstormers, and Sharks). A few others were af2 teams. It’s most likely that these leagues are regional due to travel costs. It’s also most likely that these teams are some sort of tax havens/write-offs (looking at you Gene and Paul).

Bryant Gumbel: You got the ball, third-and-12 at your own 26, 4:24 left in the second quarter. Do you remember what happened?

You guessed it...

Ah and there’s one of those reasons now. “I don’t want to pay for access to first party titles.” That’s some shitty reasoning son. If you can afford a PC, along with the ability to keep upgrading it, you can afford a Switch.

Why? I want to understand this ‘reasoning’ that Nintendo should go third party, even though I’m pretty sure I already know all of the reasons and have for the last 20 years.

Mister “I’m-Too-Fancy-For-Shitty-FastFood” over here

This also the first time the turtles have appeared in a fighting game since Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters, an early 90s arcade game that was eventually ported to consoles and still enjoys a strong underground following to this day.

Fuck the beach. The beach is the fucking worst. You know who goes to the beach? Miserable fucking people go to the beach, to pretend that they’re not miserable fucking people.

The major things for me are game speed, art style, and team comps. Assists do more damage in MvC3, and there seemed to be a huge focus on flashy moves and specials, that can get distracting for some players. I hate X-Factor so much, and the damage scaling seemed a bit off. There’s other minor things that I just can’t…

Wear a helmet.

I dunno some of the celebrating penalties certainly seem like a Black and White issue

At least they all probably stand for the national anthem though.

Jordan would have gotten actual tombstones.

I wished Nintendo took the time and effort to update Mario Kart 8 with some new game modes, because their battle mode sucked so bad. It’s like they do one DLC pack, and move onto the next thing.

“That’s no moon.”

To be clear, the skier’s mistake was tossing the boarder when the lift was that close to the ground.

He’s reportedly half-thrilled to get the chance to coach Colin Kaepernick.