Previewing the 2024 UFL Championship Game
Published on 2024-06-16
2024 UFL Championship Game will feature former college stars from Birmingham Stallions and San Antonio Brahmas.
The UFL championship game on Sunday, held in St. Louis, will feature the Birmingham Stallions and San Antonio Brahmas. The league, a merger of the USFL and XFL, provides a platform for college players to continue their careers in professional football.
Both teams boast notable former college stars, including:
**Birmingham Stallions**
* Adrian Martinez (QB): Versatile playmaker with 528 rushing yards this season, also holds the league MVP title.
* Matt Corral (QB): Former Ole Miss standout with two 3,000-yard passing seasons.
* Amari Rodgers (WR): Clemson national champion, spent three seasons in the NFL.
* Taco Charlton (DL): Former Michigan star and first-round NFL draft pick.
* Jace Sternberger (TE): All-American and All-SEC performer at Texas A&M.
**San Antonio Brahmas**
* Kevin Hogan (QB): Stanford record-holder for rushing yards by a quarterback.
* Teez Tabor (CB): All-SEC cornerback with eight interceptions and three touchdowns at Florida.
* Pooka Williams Jr. (RB): Kansas's fourth-highest-rated recruit, holds two All-Big 12 first-team selections.
The championship game offers college players an opportunity to showcase their skills against elite competition and potentially attract the attention of NFL teams.
Both teams boast notable former college stars, including:
**Birmingham Stallions**
* Adrian Martinez (QB): Versatile playmaker with 528 rushing yards this season, also holds the league MVP title.
* Matt Corral (QB): Former Ole Miss standout with two 3,000-yard passing seasons.
* Amari Rodgers (WR): Clemson national champion, spent three seasons in the NFL.
* Taco Charlton (DL): Former Michigan star and first-round NFL draft pick.
* Jace Sternberger (TE): All-American and All-SEC performer at Texas A&M.
**San Antonio Brahmas**
* Kevin Hogan (QB): Stanford record-holder for rushing yards by a quarterback.
* Teez Tabor (CB): All-SEC cornerback with eight interceptions and three touchdowns at Florida.
* Pooka Williams Jr. (RB): Kansas's fourth-highest-rated recruit, holds two All-Big 12 first-team selections.
The championship game offers college players an opportunity to showcase their skills against elite competition and potentially attract the attention of NFL teams.