No, but in spring of 2011 the owner of the new usfl wants the league playing.
Herschel Walker, with the New Jersey Generals, rushed for over 5500 yards during his 3 seasons with the USFL: http://www.oursportscentral.com/usfl/playo-z.htm
David Dixon was the original founder of the USFL as he began his pursuit of the USFL, as we know it, back in 1980. The league was formed and announced a press conference in 1982 with play beginning in 1983. You may find an interesting history of the USFL in Jim Byrne's book "The $1 League: The Rise And Fall Of The USFL." It is out of print, but your library or inter-library loan should be able to help you.
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5th round
Herschel Walker was eligible for the 1984 NFL draft. However, Walker was already playing professional football at the time, for the New Jersey Generals of the now defunct USFL. Walker was the star of the USFL. Unlike the NFL at the time, the USFL allowed college juniors to enter their draft. The NFL draft eligibility requirements at the time stated a player was un eligible until his college class had graduated. So Walker entered the USFL draft in 1983 one year before his NFL eligibility kicked in. Why wasn't he drafted? Simply put - No NFL team exercised their rights to draft him in 1984. However in 1985, things were a bit different. The USFL was involved with an anti-trust lawsuit against the NFL. To some owners in the NFL is was apparent the USFL was not going to last. The Dallas Cowboys took a chance and secured the rights to Walker by drafting him with the 114th overall selection. When the USFL folded, Walker signed with the Dallas Cowboys.
The Oklahoma Outlaws of the USFL played their home games at Skelly Stadium in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
wanamaker trophy
4 years
The cast of USFL on ESPN - 1983 includes: Don Heinrich as Himself - Announcer Paul Maguire as Himself - Announcer
Jim Stanley
No , but they did have the S.A. Gunslingers of the USFL.