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Philadelphia Stars returning as USFL launches in April 2022

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Philadelphia Stars  ( )PHILADELPHIA - The most successful franchise in USFL history is returning to Philadelphia!

The United States Football League is launching in April 2022, and on Monday, they revealed the city affiliations, names, and logos for the eight teams that will take the field I the spring.

The eight USFL teams will be split into two divisions— North and South. The Michigan Panthers, New Jersey Generals, Philadelphia Stars and Pittsburgh Maulers will form the North Division.

The South Division includes the Birmingham Stallions, Houston Gamblers, New Orleans Breakers and Tampa Bay Bandits.Games will be played in the spring and early summer.

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