There are many reasons that San Diego should have an XFL team and Andrew Murray has covered this wonderfully in his article featured HERE. The Snapdragon Stadium is a great location for this to happen.
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San Diego never had issues with attendance and still lost their NFL team because the city wouldn’t build them a new stadium. Oakland had similar issues. I lie in St. Louis and that owner put a garbage team on the field every year to sour the fan interest, Battlehawks come along and we lead the league in attendance, for both of the games we hosted. The league ceased playing right before the Wildcats came to town and that attendance was going to force the opening of the upper deck. I would love to see the XFL bring teams to the cities mentioned above as well as San Antonio, Birmingham and Memphis. We may have internal rivalries but I’d take that leage over the corrupt NFL any day.