TL;DR: Man with too much time on his hands goes deep down the rabbit hole on a concept this sub already didn’t seem that enthusiastic about. If you really want to skip ahead, CTRL+F “verdict” and it’ll get you there.
Two days ago, u/MrPhillyj2wns made a post asking whether USL should launch a D1 league in order to compete in Concacaf. From the top voted replies, it appears this made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move.
But I’ve been at home for eight weeks and I am terribly, terribly bored.
So, I present to you this overview of what the USL pyramid might look like if Jake Edwards got a head of steam and attempted to establish a USSF-sanctioned first division. This is by no means an endorsement of such a proposal or even a suggestion that USL SHOULD do such a thing. It is merely an examination of whether they COULD.
Welcome to the Thunderdome USL Premiership
First, there are some base-level assumptions we must make in this exercise, because it makes me feel more scientific and not like a guy who wrote this on Sunday while watching the Belarusian Premier League (Go BATE Borisov!).

1. All D1 teams must comply with known USSF requirements for D1 leagues (more on that later).
   
2. MLS, not liking this move, will immediately remove all directly-owned affiliate clubs from the USL structure (this does not include hybrid ownerships, like San Antonio FC – NYCFC). This removes all MLS2 teams but will not affect Colorado Springs, Reno, RGVFC and San Antonio.
   
3. The USL will attempt to maintain both the USL Championship and USL League One, with an eventual mind toward creating the pro/rel paradise that is promised in Relegations 3:16.
   
4. All of my research regarding facility size and ownership net worth is correct – this is probably the biggest leap of faith we have to make, since googling “NAME net worth” and “CITY richest people” doesn’t seem guaranteed to return accurate results.
   
5. The most a club can increase its available seating capacity to meet D1 requirements in a current stadium is no more than 1,500 seats (10% of the required 15,000). If they need to add more, they’ll need a new facility.
   
6. Let’s pretend that people are VERY willing to sell. It’s commonly acknowledged that the USL is a more financially feasible route to owning a soccer club than in MLS (c.f. MLS-Charlotte’s reported $325 million expansion fee) and the USSF has some very strict requirements for D1 sanctioning. It becomes pretty apparent when googling a lot of team’s owners that this requirement isn’t met, so let’s assume everyone that can’t sells to people who meet the requirements.
   

(Known) USSF D1 league requirements:
- League must have 12 teams to apply and 14 teams by year three
- Majority owner must have a net worth of $40 million, and the ownership group must have a total net worth of $70 million. The value of an owned stadium is not considered when calculating this value.
- Must have teams located in the Eastern, Central and Pacific time zones
- 75% of league’s teams must be based in markets with at a metro population of at least 1 million people.
- All league stadiums must have a capacity of at least 15,000
The ideal club candidate for the USL Premiership will meet the population and capacity requirements in its current ground, which will have a grass playing surface. Of the USL Championship’s 27 independent/hybrid affiliate clubs, I did not find one club that meets all these criteria as they currently stand.
Regarding turf fields, the USSF does not have a formal policy regarding the ideal playing surface but it is generally acknowledged that grass is superior to turf. 6 of 26 MLS stadiums utilize turf, or roughly 23% of stadiums. We’ll hold a similar restriction for our top flight, so 2-3 of our top flight clubs can have turf fields. Seem fair?
Capacity is going to be the biggest issue, since the disparity between current requirements for the second-tier (5,000) and the first tier (15,000) is a pretty massive gap. Nice club you have there, triple your capacity and you’re onto something. As a result, I have taken the liberty of relocating certain (read: nearly all) clubs to new grounds, trying my utmost to keep those clubs in their current markets and –importantly--, ensure they play on grass surfaces.
So, let’s do a case-by-case evaluation and see if we can put together 12-14 teams that meet the potential requirements, because what else do you have to do?
For each club’s breakdown, anything that represents a chance from what is currently true will be underlined.
Candidate: Birmingham Legion FC
Location (Metro population): Birmingham, Ala. (1,151,801)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Legion Field (FieldTurf, 71,594)
Potential owner: Stephens Family (reported net worth $4 billion)
Notes: Birmingham has a pretty strong candidacy. Having ditched the 5,000-seater BBVA Field for Legion Field, which sits 2.4 miles away, they’ve tapped into the city’s soccer history. Legion Field hosted portions of both the men’s and women’s tournaments at the 1996 Olympics, including a 3-1 U.S. loss to Argentina that saw 83,183 pack the house. The Harbert family seemed like strong ownership contenders, but since the death of matriarch Marguerite Harbert in 2015, it’s unclear where the wealth in the family is concentrated, so the Stephens seem like a better candidate. The only real knock that I can think of is that we really want to avoid having clubs play on turf, so I’d say they’re on the bubble of our platonic ideal USL Prem.
Candidate: Charleston Battery
Location (Metro population): Charleston, S.C. (713,000)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Johnson Hagood Stadium (Grass, ~14,700)
Potential owner: Anita Zucker (reported net worth $3 billion)
Notes: Charleston’s candidacy isn’t looking great. Already disadvantaged due to its undersized metro population, a move across the Cooper River to Johnson Hagood Stadium is cutting it close in terms of capacity. The stadium, home to The Citadel’s football team, used to seat 21,000, before 9,300 seats on the eastern grandstand were torn down in 2017 to deal with lead paint that had been used in their construction. Renovation plans include adding 3,000 seats back in, which could hit 15,000 if they bumped it to 3,300, but throw in a required sale by HCFC, LLC (led by content-creation platform founder Rob Salvatore) to chemical magnate Anita Zucker, and you’ll see there’s a lot of ifs and ands in this proposal.
Candidate: Charlotte Independence
Location (Metro population): Charlotte, N.C. (2,569, 213)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Jerry Richardson Stadium (Turf, 15,314)
Potential owner: James Goodnight (reported net worth $9.1 billion)
Notes: Charlotte ticks a lot of the boxes. A move from the Sportsplex at Matthews to UNC-Charlotte’s Jerry Richardson stadium meets capacity requirements, but puts them on to the dreaded turf. Regrettably, nearby American Legion Memorial Stadium only seats 10,500, despite a grass playing surface. With a sizeable metro population (sixth-largest in the USL Championship) and a possible owner in software billionaire James Goodnight, you’ve got some options here. The biggest problem likely lies in direct competition for market share against a much better-funded MLS Charlotte side due to join the league in 2021.
Candidate: Hartford Athletic
Location (Metro population): Hartford, Conn. (1,214,295)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Pratt & Whitney Stadium (Grass, 38,066)
Potential owner: Ray Dalio (reported net worth $18.4 billion)
Notes: Okay, I cheated a bit here, having to relocate Hartford to Pratt & Whitney Stadium, which is technically in East Hartford, Conn. I don’t know enough about the area to know if there’s some kind of massive beef between the two cities, but the club has history there, having played seven games in 2019 while Dillon Stadium underwent renovations. If the group of local businessmen that currently own the club manage to attract Dalio to the table, we’re on to something.
Candidate: Indy Eleven
Location (Metro population): Indianapolis, Ind. (2,048,703)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Lucas Oil Stadium (Turf, 62,421)
Potential owner: Jim Irsay (reported net worth of $3 billion)
Notes: Indy Eleven are a club that are SO CLOSE to being an ideal candidate – if it weren’t for Lucas Oil Stadium’s turf playing surface. Still, there’s a lot to like in this bid. I’m not going to lie, I have no idea what current owner and founder Ersal Ozdemir is worth, but it seems like there might be cause for concern. A sale to Irsay, who also owns the NFL Indianapolis (nee Baltimore) Colts, seems likely to keep the franchise there, rather than make a half-mile move to 14,230 capacity Victory Field where the AAA Indianapolis Indians play and expand from there.
Candidate: Louisville City FC
Location (Metro population): Louisville, Ky. (1,297,310)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Lynn Family Stadium (Grass, 14,000, possibly expandable to 20,000)
Potential owner: Wayne Hughes (reported net worth $2.8 billion)
Notes: I’m stretching things a bit here. Lynn Family stadium is currently listed as having 11,700 capacity that’s expandable to 14,000, but they’ve said that the ground could hold as many as 20,000 with additional construction, which might be enough to grant them a temporary waiver from USSF. If the stadium is a no-go, then there’s always Cardinal Stadium, home to the University of Louisville’s football team, which seats 65,000 but is turf. Either way, it seems like a sale to someone like Public Storage founder Wayne Hughes will be necessary to ensure the club has enough capital.
Candidate: Memphis 901 FC
Location (Metro population): Memphis, Tenn. (1,348,260)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Liberty Bowl Stadium (Turf, 58,325)
Potential owner: Fred Smith (reported net worth $3 billion)
Notes: Unfortunately for Memphis, AutoZone Park’s 10,000 seats won’t cut it at the D1 level. With its urban location, it would likely prove tough to renovate, as well. Liberty Bowl Stadium more than meets the need, but will involve the use of the dreaded turf. As far as an owner goes, FedEx founder Fred Smith seems like a good local option.
Candidate: Miami FC, “The”
Location (Metro population): Miami, Fla. (6,158,824)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Riccardo Silva Stadium (FieldTurf, 20,000)
Potential owner: Riccardo Silva (reported net worth $1 billion)
Notes: Well, well, well, Silva might get his wish for top-flight soccer, after all. He’s got the money, he’s got the metro, and his ground has the capacity. There is the nagging issue of the turf, though. Hard Rock Stadium might present a solution, including a capacity of 64,767 and a grass playing surface. It is worth noting, however, that this is the first profile where I didn’t have to find a new potential owner for a club.
Candidate: North Carolina FC
Location (Metro population): Durham, N.C. (1,214,516 in The Triangle)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Carter-Finley Stadium (Grass/Turf, 57,583)
Potential owner: Steve Malik (precise net worth unknown) / Dennis Gillings (reported net worth of $1.7 billion)
Notes: We have our first “relocation” in North Carolina FC, who were forced to trade Cary’s 10,000-seat WakeMed Soccer Park for Carter-Finley Stadium in Durham, home of the NC State Wolfpack and 57,583 of their closest friends. The move is a whopping 3.1 miles, thanks to the close-knit hub that exists between Cary, Durham and Raleigh. Carter-Finley might be my favorite of the stadium moves in this exercise. The field is grass, but the sidelines are artificial turf. Weird, right? Either way, it was good enough for Juventus to play a friendly against Chivas de Guadalajara there in 2011. Maybe the move would be pushed for by new owner and medical magnate Dennis Gillings, whose British roots might inspire him to get involved in the Beautiful Game. Straight up, though, I couldn’t find a net worth for current owner Steve Malik, though he did sell his company MedFusion for $91 million in 2010, then bought it back for an undisclosed amount and sold it again for $43 million last November. I don’t know if Malik has the juice to meet D1 requirements, but I suspect he’s close.
Candidate: Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC
Location (Metro population): Pittsburgh, Penn. (2,362,453)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Heinz Field (Grass, 64,450)
Potential owner: Henry Hillman (reported net worth $2.5 billion)
Notes: I don’t know a ton about the Riverhounds, but this move in particular feels like depriving a pretty blue-collar club from its roots. Highmark Stadium is a no-go from a seating perspective, but the Steelers’ home stadium at Heinz Field would more than meet the requirements and have a grass surface that was large enough to be sanctioned for a FIFA friendly between the U.S. WNT and Costa Rica in 2015. As for an owner, Tuffy Shallenberger (first ballot owner name HOF) doesn’t seem to fit the USSF bill, but legendary Pittsburgh industrialist Henry Hillman might. I’m sure you’re asking, why not the Rooney Family, if they’ll play at Heinz Field? I’ll tell you: I honestly can’t seem to pin down a value for the family. The Steelers are valued at a little over a billion and rumors persist that Dan Rooney is worth $500 million, but I’m not sure. I guess the Rooneys would work too, but it’s a definite departure from an owner in Shallenberger who was described by one journalist as a guy who “wears boots, jeans, a sweater and a trucker hat.”
Candidate: Saint Louis FC
Location (Metro population): St. Louis, Mo. (2,807,338)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Busch Stadium (Grass, 45,494)
Potential owner: William DeWitt Jr. (reported net worth $4 billion)
Notes: Saint Louis has some weirdness in making the jump to D1. Current CEO Jim Kavanaugh is an owner of the MLS side that will begin play in 2022. The club’s current ground at West Community Stadium isn’t big enough, but perhaps a timely sale to Cardinals owner William DeWitt Jr. could see the club playing games at Busch Stadium, which has a well established history of hosting other sports like hockey, college football and soccer (most recently a U.S. WNT friendly against New Zealand in 2019). The competition with another MLS franchise wouldn’t be ideal, like Charlotte, but with a big enough population and cross marketing from the Cardinals, maybe there’s a winner here. Wacko idea: If Busch doesn’t pan out, send them to The Dome. Sure, it’s a 60k turf closed-in stadium, but we can go for that retro NASL feel and pay homage to our nation’s soccer history.
Candidate: Tampa Bay Rowdies
Location (Metro population): Tampa, Fla. (3,068,511)
Time zone: Eastern
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Raymond James Stadium (Grass, 65,518)
Potential owner: Edward DeBartolo Jr. (reported net worth $3 billion)
Notes: This one makes me sad. Despite having never been there, I see Al Lang Stadium as an iconic part of the Rowdies experience. Current owner Bill Edwards proposed an expansion to 18,000 seats in 2016, but the move seems to have stalled out. Frustrated with the city’s lack of action, Edwards sells to one-time San Francisco 49ers owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., who uses his old NFL connections to secure a cushy lease at the home of the Buccaneers in Ray Jay, the site of a 3-1 thrashing of Antigua and Barbuda during the United States’ 2014 World Cup Qualifying campaign.
Breather. Hey, we finished the Eastern Conference teams. Why are you still reading this? Why am I still writing it? Time is a meaningless construct in 2020 my friends, we are adrift in the void, fueled only by brief flashes of what once was and what may yet still be.
Candidate: Austin Bold FC
Location (Metro population): Austin, Texas (2,168,316)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Darrel K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium (FieldTurf, 95,594)
Potential owner: Michael Dell (reported net worth of $32.3 billion)
Notes: Anthony Precourt’s Austin FC has some unexpected competition and it comes in the form of tech magnate Michael Dell. Dell, were he to buy the club, would be one of the richest owners on our list and could flash his cash in the new first division. Would he have enough to convince Darrel K Royal – Texas Memorial Stadium (I’m not kidding, that’s its actual name) to go back to a grass surface, like it did from ’96-’08? That’s between Dell and nearly 100,000 UT football fans, but everything can be had for the right price.
Candidate: Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
Location (Metro population): Colorado Springs, Colo. (738,939)
Time zone: Mountain
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Falcon Stadium (FieldTurf, 46,692)
Potential owner: Charles Ergen (reported net worth $10.8 billion)
Notes: Welcome to Colorado Springs. We have hurdles. For the first time in 12 candidates, we’re back below the desired 1 million metro population mark. Colorado Springs actually plans to build a $35 million, 8,000 seat venue downtown that will be perfect for soccer, but in our timeline that’s 7,000 seats short. Enter Falcon Stadium, home of the Air Force Academy Falcons football team. Seems perfect except for the turf, right? Well, the tricky thing is that Falcon Stadium is technically on an active military base and is (I believe) government property. Challenges to getting in and out of the ground aside, the military tends to have a pretty grim view of government property being used by for-profit enterprises. Maybe Charles Ergen, founder and chairman of Dish Network, would be able to grease the right wheels, but you can go ahead and throw this into the “doubtful” category. It’s a shame, too. 6,035 feet of elevation is one hell of a home-field advantage.
Candidate: El Paso Locomotive FC
Location: El Paso, Texas
Time zone: Mountain
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Sun Bowl (FieldTurf, 51,500)
Potential owner: Paul Foster (reported net worth $1.7 billion)
Notes: God bless Texas. When compiling this list, I found so many of the theoretical stadium replacements were nearly serviceable by high school football fields. That’s insane, right? Anyway, Locomotive don’t have to settle for one of those, they’ve got the Sun Bowl, which had its capacity reduced in 2001 to a paltry 51,500 (from 52,000) specifically to accommodate soccer. Sure, it’s a turf surface, but what does new owner Paul Foster (who is only the 1,477th wealthiest man in the world, per Forbes) care, he’s got a team in a top league. Side note: Did you know that the Sun Bowl college football game is officially, through sponsorship, the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl? Why is it not the Frosted Flakes Sun Bowl? Why is the cereal mascot the promotional name of the football game? What are you doing, Kellogg’s?
Candidate: Las Vegas Lights FC
Location: Las Vegas, Nev. (2,227,053)
Time zone: Pacific
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Allegiant Stadium (Grass, 61,000)
Potential owner: Sheldon Adelson (reported net worth $37.7 billion)
Notes: Sin City. You had to know that the club that once signed Freddy Adu because “why not” was going to go all out in our flashy hypothetical proposal. Thanks to my narrative control of this whole thing, they have. Adelson is the second-richest owner in the league and has decided to do everything first class. That includes using the new Raiders stadium in nearby unincorporated Paradise, Nevada, and spending boatloads on high profile transfers. Zlatan is coming back to the U.S., confirmed.
Candidate: New Mexico United
Location: Albuquerque, N.M.
Time zone: Mountain
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Isotopes Park – officially Rio Grande Credit Union Field at Isotopes Park (Grass, 13,500 – 15,000 with expansion)
Potential owner: Maloof Family (reported net worth $1 billion)
Notes: New Mexico from its inception went deep on the community vibe, and I’ve tried to replicate that in this bid. The home field of Rio Grande Cr---I’m not typing out the whole thing—Isotopes Park falls just within the expansion rules we set to make it to 15,000 (weird, right?) and they’ve found a great local ownership group in the Lebanese-American Maloof (formerly Maalouf) family from Las Vegas. The only thing to worry about would be the metro population, but overall, this could be one of the gems of USL Prem.
Candidate: Oklahoma City Energy FC
Location: Oklahoma City, Okla. (1,396,445)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (Grass, 13,066)
Potential owner: Harold Hamm (reported net worth $14.2 billion)
Notes: There’s a bright golden haze on the meadow and it says it’s time to change stadiums and owners to make it to D1. A sale to oil magnate Harold Hamm would give the club the finances it needs, but Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (home of the OKC Dodgers) actually falls outside of the boundary of what would meet capacity if 1,500 seats were added. Could the club pull off a move to Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma – home of the Oklahoma Sooners? Maybe, but at 20 miles, this would be a reach.
Candidate: Orange County SC
Location: Irvine, Calif. (3,176, 000 in Orange County)
Time zone: Pacific
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Angels Stadium of Anaheim (Grass, 43,250)
Potential owner: Arte Moreno (reported net worth $3.3 billion)
Notes: You’ll never convince me that Rangers didn’t choose to partner with Orange County based primarily on its name. Either way, a sale to MLB Angels owner Arte Moreno produces a fruitful partnership, with the owner choosing to play his newest club out of the existing Angels stadium in OC. Another baseball conversion, sure, but with a metro population of over 3 million and the closest thing this hypothetical league has to an LA market, who’s complaining?
Candidate: Phoenix Rising FC
Location: Phoenix, Ariz. (4,857,962)
Time zone: Arizona
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): State Farm Stadium (Grass, 63,400)
Potential owner: Ernest Garcia II (reported net worth $5.7 billion)
Notes: We’re keeping it local with new owner and used car guru Ernest Garcia II. His dad owned a liquor store and he dropped out of college, which is making me feel amazing about my life choices right now. Casino Arizona Field is great, but State Farm Stadium is a grass surface that hosted the 2019 Gold Cup semifinal, so it’s a clear winner. Throw in Phoenix’s massive metro population and this one looks like a lock.
Candidate: Reno 1868 FC
Location: Reno, Nev. (425,417)
Time zone: Pacific
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Mackay Stadium (FieldTurf, 30,000)
Potential owner: Nancy Walton Laurie (reported net worth $7.1 billion)
Notes: The Biggest Little City on Earth has some serious barriers to overcome, thanks to its low metro population. A sale to Walmart heiress Nancy Walton Laurie and 1.6 mile-move to Mackay Stadium to split space with the University of Nevada, Reno makes this bid competitive, but the turf surface is another knock against it.
Candidate: Rio Grande Valley FC
Location: Edinburg, Texas (900,304)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): McAllen Memorial Stadium (FieldTurf, 13,500 – 15,000 with expansion)
Potential owner: Alice Louise Walton (reported net worth $45 billion)
Notes: Yes, I have a second straight Walmart heiress on the list. She was the first thing that popped up when I googled “McAllen Texas richest people.” The family rivalry has spurred Walton to buy a club as well, moving them 10 miles to McAllen Memorial Stadium which, as I alluded to earlier, is a straight up high school football stadium with a full color scoreboard. Toss in an additional 1,500 seats and you’ve met the minimum, despite the turf playing surface.
Candidate: San Antonio FC
Location: San Antonio, Texas (2,550,960)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Alamodome (FieldTurf, 64,000)
Potential owner: Red McCombs (reported net worth $1.6 billion)
Notes: I wanted to keep SAFC in the Spurs family, since the franchise is valued at $1.8 billion. That said, I didn’t let the Rooneys own the Riverhounds based on the Steelers’ value and it felt wrong to change the rules, so bring on Clear Channel co-founder Red McCombs. Toyota Field isn’t viable in the first division, but for the Alamodome, which was built in 1993 in hopes of attracting an NFL franchise (and never did), San Antonio can finally claim having *a* national football league team in its town (contingent on your definition of football). Now if only we could do something about that turf…
Candidate: San Diego Loyal SC
Location: San Diego, Calif. (3,317,749)
Time zone: Pacific
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): SDCCU Stadium (formerly Qualcomm) (Grass, 70,561)
Potential owner: Phil Mickelson (reported net worth $91 million)
Notes: Yes, golf’s Phil Mickelson. The existing ownership group didn’t seem to have the wherewithal to meet requirements, and Phil seemed to slot right in. As an athlete himself, he might be interesting in the new challenges of a top flight soccer team. Toss in a move to the former home of the chargers and you might have a basis for tremendous community support.
Candidate: FC Tulsa
Location: Tulsa, Okla. (991,561)
Time zone: Central
Stadium (playing surface, capacity): Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium (FieldTurf, 30,000)
Potential owner: George Kaiser ($10 billion)
Notes: I’m a fan of FC Tulsa’s rebrand, but if they want to make the first division, more changes are necessary. A sale to Tulsa native and one of the 100 richest men in the world George Kaiser means that funding is guaranteed. A move to Chapman Stadium would provide the necessary seats, despite the turf field. While the undersize population might be an issue at first glance, it’s hard to imagine U.S. Soccer not granting a waiver over a less than a 10k miss from the mark.
And that’s it! You made it. Those are all of the independent/hybrid affiliates in the USL Championship, which means that it’s time for our…
VERDICT: As an expert who has studied this issue for almost an entire day now, I am prepared to pronounce which USL Championships could be most ‘ready” for a jump to the USL Prem. A reminder that of the 27 clubs surveyed, 0 of them met our ideal criteria (proper ownership $, metro population, 15,000+ stadium with grass field).
Two of them, however, met almost all of those criteria: Indy Eleven and Miami FC. Those two clubs may use up two of our three available turf fields right from the outset, but the other factors they hit (particularly Silva’s ownership of Miami) makes them difficult, if not impossible to ignore for the top flight.
But who fill in the rest of the slots? Meet the entire 14-team USL Premier League:
Hartford Athletic
Indy Eleven
Louisville City FC
Miami FC
North Carolina FC
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Saint Louis FC
San Antonio FC
New Mexico United
Phoenix Rising FC
Las Vegas Lights FC
Orange County SC
San Diego Loyal SC
Now, I shall provide my expert rationale for each club’s inclusion/exclusion, which can be roughly broken down into four categories.
Firm “yes”
Hartford Athletic: It’s a good market size with a solid stadium. With a decent investor and good community support, you’ve got potential here.
Indy Eleven: The turf at Lucas Oil Stadium is no reason to turn down a 62,421 venue and a metro population of over 2 million.
Louisville City FC: Why doesn’t the 2017 & 2018 USL Cup champion deserve a crack at the top flight? They have the market size, and with a bit of expansion have the stadium at their own SSS. LCFC, you’re in.
Miami FC, “The”: Our other blue-chip recruit on the basis of ownership value, market size and stadium capacity. Yes, that field is turf, but how could you snub Silva’s chance to claim victory as the first division 1 club soccer team to play in Miami?
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC: Pittsburgh sacrificed a lot to be here (according to my arbitrary calculations). Their market size and the potential boon of soccer at Heinz Field is an important inclusion to the league.
Saint Louis FC: Willie hears your “Busch League” jokes, Willie don’t care. A huge market size, combined with the absence of an NFL franchise creates opportunity. Competition with the MLS side, sure, but St. Louis has serious soccer history and we’re willing to bet it can support two clubs.
Tampa Bay Rowdies: With a huge population and a massive stadium waiting nearby, Tampa Bay seems like too good of an opportunity to pass up for the USL Prem.
Las Vegas Lights FC: Ostentatious, massive and well-financed, Las Vegas Lights FC is everything that the USL Premier League would need to assert that it didn’t intend to play second fiddle to MLS. Players will need to be kept on a short leash, but this is a hard market to pass up on.
Phoenix Rising FC: Huge population, big grass field available nearby and a solid history of success in recent years. No brainer.
San Diego Loyal SC: New club? Yes, massive population in a market that recently lost an absolutely huge sports presence? Also yes. This could be the USL Prem’s Seattle.
Cautious “yes”
New Mexico United: You have to take a chance on New Mexico United. The club set the league on fire with its social media presence and its weight in the community when it entered the league last season. The market may be slightly under USSF’s desired 1 million, but fervent support (and the ability to continue to use Isotopes Park) shouldn’t be discounted.
North Carolina FC: Carter-Finley’s mixed grass/turf surface is a barrier, to be sure, but the 57,000+ seats it offers (and being enough to offset other fully-turf offerings) is enough to put it in the black.
Orange County SC: It’s a top-tier club playing in a MLB stadium. I know it seems unlikely that USSF would approve something like that, but believe me when I say “it could happen.” Orange County is a massive market and California likely needs two clubs in the top flight.
San Antonio FC: Our third and only voluntary inclusion to the turf fields in the first division, we’re counting on San Antonio’s size and massive potential stadium to see it through.
Cautious “no”
Birmingham Legion FC: The town has solid soccer history and a huge potential venue, but the turf playing surface puts it on the outside looking in.
Memphis 901 FC: Like Birmingham, not much to dislike here outside of the turf playing surface at the larger playing venue.
Austin Bold FC: See the other two above.
FC Tulsa: Everything’s just a little bit off with this one. Market’s slightly too small, stadium has turf. Just not enough to put it over the top.
Firm “no”
Charleston Battery: Small metro and a small potential new stadium? It’s tough to say yes to the risk.
Charlotte Independence: A small new stadium and the possibility of having to compete with an organization that just paid over $300 million to join MLS means it’s best for this club to remain in the USL Championship.
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC: When a club’s best chance to meet a capacity requirement is to host games at a venue controlled by the military, that doesn’t speak well to a club’s chances.
El Paso Locomotive FC: An undersized market and a turf field that meets capacity requirements is the death knell for this one.
Oklahoma City Energy FC: Having to expand a baseball field to meet requirements is a bad start. Having to potentially play 20 miles away from your main market is even worse.
Reno 1868 FC: Population nearly a half-million short of the federation’s requirements AND a turf field at the hypothetical new stadium makes impossible to say yes to this bid.
Rio Grande Valley FC: All the seat expansions in the world can’t hide the fact that McAllen Memorial Stadium is a high school stadium through and through.
Here’s who’s left in the 11-team Championship:
Birmingham Legion FC
Charleston Battery
Charlotte Independence
Memphis 901 FC
Austin Bold FC
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
El Paso Locomotive FC
Oklahoma City Energy FC
Reno 1868 FC
Rio Grande Valley FC
FC Tulsa
With MLS folding the six affiliates it has in USL League One, the league is a little bit thin (especially considering USSF’s requirements for 8 teams for lower level leagues), but seems definitely able to expand up to the necessary numbers with Edwards’ allusions to five new additions this year:
Chattanooga Red Wolves SC
Forward Madison FC
Greenville Triumph SC
Union Omaha
Richmond Kickers
South Georgia Tormenta
FC Tucson
Format of Assorted Leagues – This (like everything in this post) is pure conjecture on my part, but here are my thoughts on how these leagues might function in a first year while waiting for additional expansion.
USL Premier – We’ll steal from the 12-team Scottish Premiership. Each club plays the other 11 clubs 3 times, with either one or two home matches against each side. When each club has played 33 matches, the top six and bottom six separate, with every club playing an additional five matches (against each other team in its group). The top club wins the league. The bottom club is automatically relegated. The second-bottom club will enter a two-legged playoff against someone (see below) from the championship playoffs.
USL Championship -- 11 clubs is a challenge to schedule for. How about every club plays everyone else three times (either one or two home matches against each side)? Top four clubs make the playoffs, which are decided by two-legged playoffs. The winner automatically goes up. I need feedback on the second part – is it better to have the runner-up from the playoffs face the second-bottom club from the Premiership, or should the winner of the third-place match-up get the chance to face them to keep drama going in both playoff series? As for relegation, we can clearly only send down the last place club while the third division is so small.
USL League One – While the league is so small, it doesn’t seem reasonable to have the clubs play as many matches as the higher divisions. Each club could play the other six clubs four times – twice at home and twice away – for a very equitable 24-match regular season, which would help restrict costs and still provide a chance to determine a clear winner. Whoever finishes top of the table goes up.
And there you have it, a hypothetical look at how the USL could build a D1 league right now. All it would take is a new stadium for almost the entire league and new owners for all but one of the 27 clubs, who wouldn’t feel that their property would be massively devalued if they got relegated.
Well that’s our show. I’m curious to see what you think of all of this, especially anything that you think I may have overlooked (I’m sure there’s plenty). Anyway, I hope you’re all staying safe and well.

Date: Friday February 16, 2019
Time: 6:00 PM PST, 9:00 PM EST, 2:00 AM GMT
Location: Grand Casino, Hinckley, Minnesota, USA 🇺🇸
TV: ESPN (USA)
Online: ESPN (US)

ROB BRANT VS KHASAN BAYSANGUROV

12 rounds

WBA (Regular) World Middleweight Title

Rob Brant	vs	Khasan Baysangurov
24-1 (16 KOs)	RECORD	17-0 (7 KOs)
28	AGE	21
158.5 lbs	WEIGHT	158.75 lbs
70.5”	REACH
6’0.5”	HEIGHT	6’1”
orthodox	STANCE	orthodox
Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA	HOMETOWN	Samashki, Russia
4-1 (3 KOs)	LAST 5	5-0 (2 KOs)
WBA (Regular)	TITLES	None

JOSHUA GREER JR VS GIOVANNI ESCANER

10 rounds

WBC Continental Americas Bantamweight Title

Joshua Greer Jr	vs	Giovanni Escaner
19-1-1 (11 KOs)	RECORD	19-3 (12 KOs)
24	AGE	28
117.75 lbs	WEIGHT	116.25
66”	REACH	?
5’4”	HEIGHT	5'4.5”
orthodox	STANCE	orthodox
Chicago, Illinois	HOMETOWN	Lebak, Sultan Kudarat, Philippines
5-0 (3 KOs)	LAST 5	5-0 (1 KOs)
WBC Continental Americas	TITLES	none

MIKAELA MAYER VS YARELI LARIOS

8 x 2 minute rounds

NABF Female Super Featherweight Title

Mikaela Mayer	vs	Yareli Larios
9-0 (4 KOs)	RECORD	13-1-1 (3 KOs)
28	AGE	20
129.5 lbs	WEIGHT	129.5 lbs
66:5”	REACH
5’9”	HEIGHT
orthodox	STANCE	orthodox
Woodland Hills, California, USA	HOMETOWN	Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
5-0 (1 KOs)	LAST 5	3-1-1 (1 KOs)

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Logan age 26
Struggling musician, lives in Vegas. Takes odd jobs like magician's assistant and Ubering people around.
Cooks top ramen with a sprinkle of cheese and an egg because it makes him feel fancy.
Owns a YouTube channel although not a successful one. He's talented he just doesn't have the marketing savvy.
Into conspiracy theory videos. Stays up late sometimes watching 10-15 videos in a row going from simple UFO / Bob Lazar stuff, to debating whether the earth is flat using 6th grade Trigonometry. He knows it's not flat, but sometimes he looks up and can't help but wonder.
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He's that shady guy at coffee houses. Wears a scarf to places that you don't expect people to wear scarfs. Always has stubble but never a full beard. Which is odd because you rarely see him shaving, you'd think his stubble was permanently tattooed on his face.
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Hosts various open mic nights around the city every other week.
People mistake him for Russell Brand until they hear him speak.
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"Russell! Russell!" you'd hear them running up on the strip trying to take a selfie, sometimes he just goes with it.
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One night our would-be British celebrity picks up a couple in his Uber. They're young in their mid 20s.
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The woman has wavy brown hair, in a navy blue mini skirt with dark red heels and a white blouse. As soon as they get in the car she starts crying begging the man who appears to be her husband to stay.
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She appears to be a little tipsy and has a pizza stain on her right shoulder. Logan can see from the mirror, aside from being a messy eater, she's also very worried for her husband's well being.
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"Honey I can't let you go all that way alone. Don't they have housing for spouses on the base?" She begs.
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"No.. normally yes but... Baby we can talk about this when we get home. Please.." The man looks as though he fears she might say something that might get them both killed.
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"How dare you leave me all alone while you go to fucking ANTARCTICA!!!! What the fuck is so great about Antarctica anyway? Do they have hot Antarctican strippers on the base? I bet that's what it is. You're cheating on me with a whale!!!!!"
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She laughs with tears in her eyes.
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"Baby I told you.. \Looking at Logan glaring at him in the rear-view\** It's.... it's classified".
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"CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED THAT'S ALL YOU EVER SAY! I'M YOUR WIFE!!!!!!! YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO TELL ME THINGS ANYWAY!!!
Like that time you told me about the space craft they found in New Mexico. And the portal in Africa. And the pasta colander Gina found in Switzerland"- hiccuuppp
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"....The particle collider in Geneva, Switzerland*... Dear you're so drunk... Please.."
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"YEAH THAT THING!!!! IF YOU TOLD ME ABOUT THAT WHY CAN'T YOU TELL ME WHAT'S GOING ON IN ANTARCTICA!?"
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".... I'm so sorry sir she had a little too much to drink tonight. You can just let us out over here. Thank you. Here's a tip. For the disturbance."
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He hands Logan $100 bill. As if to keep quiet about what he had just heard.
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"Hey" said Logan to the man who had just handed him a crisp hundo.
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Being a conspiracy nut himself and having done tons of research on Antarctica, Logan needed to know more but he couldn't let on that he wanted to know more.
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"Are you guys hiring? For... for that trip I mean... Uber... doesn't pay very well at all. And well... I could reaaally get out of this damned heat, a change of pace in Antarctica sounds exciting."
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Faking desperation, thinking it would help his case. People sometimes take pity on you if you plead nicely, Logan has learned.
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"I'm not supposed to say... and normally I wouldn't. But.. you've got that same look in your eye that I once had. So... I definitely did not tell you that we're leaving from Los Angeles in 2 days. And if you were somehow to show up at this address with a suitcase and a sad story, you might get hired as a cook on board our ship. The captain has a soft spot for sad stories. But I didn't say that. Have a good night."
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Logan thought for a minute.
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"A cook... hmm... I don't know how to cook...But I gotta get on that boat somehow...
I don't have a lot of money either.. Ahhhh who am I kidding. Me? Antarctica? Pshhhhhhh"
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With a swipe of his finger on his smart phone that fit snug into the cup holder of his silver and black SUV, he logged off the UBER app and headed to the Circus Circus with a crisp hundred dollar bill.
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He hands his keys to the parking attendant who gives him a claim ticket.
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"You can come to me later for free parking validation sir!!"
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"Thanks......Hmm.. I like what they did with the remodel" Logan says under his breath as he passes a gaudy slot machine decorated with polar bears, ice bergs and a huge fan set up to blow cold air on your face every time you pull the lever.
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"Worth it just to get out of the heat, I'd say.."
Something pulled him towards that specific slot machine. Maybe it was the remnant of a frantic woman drunkenly babbling on about government conspiracies or maybe it was... fate.
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With a fold, a tug and a whirling grinding of the tiny conveyor belt, Logan had a feeling he would never see that hundred dollar bill again.
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Part of a 50s doo-wap song begins to play on the machine before a loud obnoxious voice takes over.
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"ARE YOU READY TO PLAY BYEEEEEEE POLARRRRRR!!!!!! LETS GET READY TO CRUMBLLLLLLLEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!.... THESE ICE BERGS!!!!!!! Choose your bet and pull the lever! Try max bet for a chance to win 20 free spins and an entry into our million dollar jackpot at the end of the night!!!!!"
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"Yeah right... I just want the free buffet. It's reasonable? Come on. Give me a buffet"
As Logan presses max bet, pulls the lever and the warm musty air blows on his face from the fan that obviously needs a can of freon, Logan can't help but wonder if he should have just got a buffet with the hundred dollar bill.
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"Well too late now"
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The machine starts whirling and spinning, a video of a big ice wall pops up as a bunch of birds in military uniforms attempt to jump over it as each number counts down.
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Sorry you lose. Admiral Bird is sad. Try again?
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Logan goes to spin again but it won't budge. He glances over at the sign that reads "Max Bet $100"
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"Wow I spent $100 on one spin???? Are you serious??? What a rip off..."
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As Logan stands up from the chair that looked more like a throne and had 10 ice swords sticking out of it with a vortex in the middle, he hears another whirling printing noise coming from the machine.
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"Keep this ticket for the million dollar drawing at the end of the night! Your number is 74819!! If 74819 gets called, show this ticket to the concierge to collect your prize. Not valid if you leave the casino before the drawing. Not valid if you go to the bathroom before the drawing. Not valid if folded. Not valid if you validate your parking. Void where prohibited"
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"Geeez what a load of crap.. Not valid not valid, you'd think they would just print "GFYS" and be done with it".
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$100 was all Logan was willing to spend at the casino. He knows the slots are rigged, but he also knows they're on a certain percentage payout, meaning if enough money goes in, some money has to come out. $100 is his limit. It's a rule. With a rule like that you'd think he knows what he's doing, except the most he's ever won was $900 on a malfunctioning roulette machine in Atlantic City.
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Logan heads for the door to go validate his parking when he hears on the loud speaker:
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"Greeeeetings Circus Circus fam!!! We're about to announce the winner of our million dollar jackpot drawing. BEtter not VaLidAte your parking just yet!! We'll be calling out one number every 5 minutes until the final number is drawn!!!!"
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Logan looks at the parking attendant and snatches his ticket back before he had a chance to stamp it.
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"Awe mannnnn they pay me for every stamp" The attendant with red hair and braces cried.
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"Shut up kid, I'm trying to hear this"
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"ANd nOw the MOMENT YOU'VE ALL been waiting for.... the million dollar drawing!! FIRST NUMBER IN 30 SECONDS!!!!!"
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The parking attendant tries to stamp Logan's ticket without him noticing. Logan stares at him with a Bruce Lee stare that said "I'll kill you with subtitles".
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"If your number has a 3 in itttttttttt!!!!!!!!" - Logan exhales and reaches to give the parking attendant the ticket he's been drooling over like Gollum at a wedding rehearsal.
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"Then you're out of luck because the first number is 7!!!!!!!!"
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"NOT TODAY GOLLUM!!!!!!!" - Logan snatches the ticket back and starts to run as the attendant hisses.
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The attendant chases Logan around the casino with his freshly inked stamp while each number brings him closer to the prize. Logan careful not to fold it or enter any bathrooms before the final number gets called.
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Finally Logan seemed to lose the red haired parking attendant and found refuge sitting near an old lady in fishnet stockings playing a fortune teller slot.
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Trying to keep his cool knowing he's only 1 number away from a million dollar jackpot (minus taxes of course), he tries to make small talk with the aunt-like fishnet wearer.
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"So.. do you have one of those tickets too?"
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A little giggle comes out as the woman pulls the lever to the slot in front of her.
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"No..... I don't. But I do have.... a PARKING VALIDATION STAMP!!!!!!!"
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What Logan thought to be a nice old woman woman turns her head to reveal a toothy grin from the red haired parking attendant.
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"Holy shit what are they paying you guys???? I'm not even mad.. That's impressive.. No really, like how you did your eye shadow? It's a lovely color on you. It looks like Egyptian markings!"
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The parking attendant blushes.
"Oh you really think -"
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*AND NOW THE FINAL NUMBER!!!! 9!!!!!! If your ticket says 74819 then head to the cashier right away to collect your prize!!!!!"
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Logan takes off running towards the cashier. The attendant doesn't chase after him, instead just sits there feeling sad because he actually thought Logan was complimenting his eye shadow.
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"I would have let him off the hook ya know. I've validated parking for so long, no one ever... validated my markings....."
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Some time later, Logan sitting in the back room of the Circus Circus cashier cage with a team of people making sure that he didn't get his parking validated or took a bathroom break, trying to find any loop hole to deny him a payout.
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A short chubby bald man holding a cigar, dressed in a short black suit snarled at Logan while a team of data scientists prepare Matplotlib graphs from camera footage in Jupyter Notebooks on a server a few feet away. The short man looked like Dr Eggman played by Danny Devito joining the Men in Black.
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"Okay Fine you got us, kid. Here take your damned cash. You earned it fair and square."
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Leading Logan into the "back-back" room filled with the sound of cash rolling through the electrical money counters and yellow paper bands with a tiny bit of glue being wrapped around and tightened against stacks of green currency with old men's pictures printed in the center to denote dollar amount.
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"1 million dollars. Minus taxes and parking attendant therapy fee that's 6 hundred thousand, 3 hundred and 68 dollars annnnd 46 cents." The short balding Eggman said.
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"Parking attendant therapy fee? Seriously?"
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"Look kid, we can give you 6 hundred grand and change or free parking validation. Which will it be???"
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Sensing that this isn't your average casino, and that this isn't an average situation, realizing the reality that he was just hours ago driving for $10 dollars a ride, now having over half a million after tax dollars in his face, he said what any human in his position would say.
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"I'll take the cash...."
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2 days, 40 grand and 5 high class call girls later..
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Logan arrives to the address scribbled on the back of an Ale house business card. Turns out it was an abandoned building. The guy was just messing with him.
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"I drove 4 hours for nothing.. Maybe she was just wasted. Antarctica sounded so cool though. The mystery. I need to know what they're hiding... Man how am I gonna get to Antarctica?"
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Driving down the industrial complex, Logan spots a travel agency. "Maybe they have a cruise?"
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The door opens with a BEEEEEEP and a jingle of door chimes with the atmosphere of a knock off 7/11 on a back alley road. It even had those little red and green door beads that lead to the back room where you just know there's a round table and an elderly group of ethnic gentlemen in tank tops smoking cigarettes and complaining about the "races".
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"Can I help you?" A tall dark gentleman in a red and yellow Hawaiian shirt with curly black hair said in a rough southern British accent. Which was weird because he seemed.. not British.
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"Uh...... yes do you guys have anything for Antarctica?"
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"Ohhh quite booked up eeem'afraid. Yup till September."
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"Well that's only next week..."
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"Of 2022 eem'afrraiid, yup it's quite a while yup."
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"Why... are you talking like that?"
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"Look we're booked up bruv. If you wanna have a go at one of our Hawaiian cruises I can put you on the next boat to Waikiki which leaves in an hour."
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"Dude come on, how can I get to Antarctica? I got money..."
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"How much money?"
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"I'll spend 100k on it if I have to. I want to go to Antarctica."
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"Hmmmmmmmmm wellll woi didn'tcha say so govna, come on back let's have a look at our private charters why don't we".
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The clearly not British man in the tacky Hawaiian shirt led Logan down past the rasta beads to the back room which.. looked exactly as Logan presumed
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"Ayeeeeeee Earl man wants to go to Antarctica. Got 100k"
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"100k? To go to Antarctica? Why? Can't he wait til 2022 it's only 4k. What's the rush?"
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Both the tall dark gentleman stare confused at Logan. Logan himself looks a bit bewildered.
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When he really thought about it, he hadn't even made a plan. "Just get to Antarctica" was the plan. But as to what was next once he got there he hadn't given really much thought.
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"To be honest I have no clue myself, I just... wanna go. See the sights.."
Logan said not wanting to raise any red flags.
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"THATS E SPEEEREEEET" the clearly not British man shouted, as both Logan and his counter-part looked frightened.
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"Sorry... I mean... yeah man that's the spirit!"
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Earl peered down at Logan through his black rimmed prescription glasses in confusion and doubt, wondering if he's actually got the 100k to spend.
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"For 100k I'll take ye there and back. But how'loi know you got the monay" said Earl who didn't before but now has a very thick Scottish accent.
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"Well I just won a jackpot from the Circus Circus in Vegas. See here's a bag full of money. They even zip locked stacks for me at a nominal fee."
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"Circus Circus eh? A wise guy eh? Oi want payment up front and en cash. And ye gotta sign a waver, if'n ye die in and or around the boat during any time from here to Antarctica and back, you hold SaberTooth Charter LLC indemifiable for all liability and such."
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The other clearly not British man chimed in "Yeah indemnifiable!"
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".......I'm gonna have to think about it...." Logan said, backing away slowly, clearly uncomfortable, trying to peacefully exit the building.
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"Okay fine fine... I'll drop the accent and you can pay half now, half when we get there. 3 meals a day, whole crew ready to do your bidding. It'll take 4 weeks. We'll stop in Guadalajara, El Salvador, Ecuador, Peru, Chile straight to Antarctica. If you've got any specific spots you'd like to check out along the way, we'll try to accommodate you. Fair enough?"
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"Deal." said Logan.
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(Chapter Two)

Hello everyone! Figured we would keep a running list of the upcoming shows with times and the opening act since that seems to be a common question! The times should all be the local time. Please let me know any corrections. I will keep this updated with new dates and announcements!
Also figured I'd add a basic "schedule for the show" day since that seems to be a common question as well.
Day of show rundown

• Doors are at whatever time
• 8 PM - opening band should start
• 8:30/45 - opening act ends, set change begins
• 9 PM - The Killers come on
• 11 PM - The killers finish
• Please check your venue for actual times. Times are subject to change based on the band and venue, so these are approximations based on experiences of users from recent shows. I just edited it based on my experience as well as some more feedback from other shows.

Upcoming Tour Dates

Date	Location	Venue	Time	Opener
good	night	sweet	prince	:(

Past Tour Dates

Date	Location	Venue	Time	Opener
Fri, January 5, 2018	Toronto, Ontario, Canada	Air Canada Centre	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Sat, January 6, 2018	Laval, QC, Canada	Place Bell	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Sun, January 7, 2018	Boston, MA, USA	TD Garden	7:30 PM	Alex Cameron
Tue, January 9, 2018	Brooklyn, NY, USA	Barclays Center	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Wed, January 10, 2018	Washington, DC, USA	The Anthem	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Fri, January 12, 2018	New York, NY, USA	Madison Square Garden	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Sat, January 13, 2018	Philadelphia, PA, USA	Wells Fargo Center	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Mon, January 15, 2018	Detroit, MI, USA	Masonic Temple Detroit	7 PM	Alex Cameron
Tue, January 16, 2018	Chicago, IL, USA	United Center	7:30 PM	Alex Cameron
Wed, January 17, 2018	St Paul, MN, USA	XCEL Energy Center	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Fri, January 19, 2018	St Louis, MO, USA	Chaifetz Arena	7 PM	Alex Cameron
Sun, January 21, 2018	Duluth, GA, USA	Infinite Energy Center	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Tue, January 23, 2018	Miami, FL, USA	AmericanAirlines Arena	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Wed, January 24, 2018	Orlando, FL, USA	Hard Rock Live Orlando	8 PM	Alex Cameron
Fri, January 26, 2018	Sugar Land, TX, USA	Smart Financial Centre	7 PM	Summer Moon, Amanda Brown
Sat, January 27, 2018	Irving, TX, USA	The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory	7:30 PM	Summer Moon, Amanda Brown
Tue, January 30, 2018	San Diego, CA, USA	Valley View Casino Center	7 PM	Summer Moon, Amanda Brown
Thu, February 1, 2018	Los Angeles, CA, USA	STAPLES Center	8 PM	Summer Moon, Amanda Brown
Fri, February 2, 2018	Los Angeles, CA, USA	STAPLES Center	8 PM	Albert Hammond Jr., Amanda Brown
Sat, February 3, 2018	Las Vegas, NV, USA	MGM Grand Arena	8 PM	Albert Hammond Jr., Amanda Brown
Mon, February 5, 2018	Broomfield, CO, USA	1stBankCenter	7:30 PM	Albert Hammond Jr., Amanda Brown
Tue, February 6, 2018	Salt Lake City, UT, USA	Vivint Smart Home Arena	7 PM	Albert Hammond Jr., Amanda Brown
Fri, February 23, 2018	Oslo, Norway	Telenor Arena	7 PM	Juanita Stein
Sat, February 24, 2018	Stockholm, Sweden	Ericsson Globe	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Sun, February 25, 2018	Copenhagen, Denmark	Royal Arena	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Tue, February 27, 2018	Berlin, Germany	Mercedes-Benz Arena	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Wed, February 28, 2018	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Ziggo Dome	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Sat, March 3, 2018	Paris, France	Zénith de Paris	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Mon, March 5, 2018	Koln, Germany	LANXESS Arena	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Tue, March 6, 2018	Antwerpen, Belgium	Sportpaleis	7 PM	Juanita Stein
Thu, March 15, 2018	Heredia, Costa Rica	Parque Viva	7 PM
Sat, March 17, 2018	San Isidro, Argentina	Lollapalooza Argentina
Sun, March 18, 2018	Santiago, Chile	Lollapalooza Chile
Wed, March 21, 2018	Asuncion, Paraguay	Asunciónico
Fri, March 23, 2018	Bogotá, Colombia	Festival Estereo Picnic
Sun, March 25, 2018	Sao Paulo, Brazil	Lollapalooza Brasil
Tue, March 27, 2018	Santiago De Surco, Peru	Jockey Club	7 PM	Royal Blood
Mon, April 2, 2018	Monterrey, Mexico	Arena Monterrey	7 PM	The Warning
Tue, April 3, 2018	Monterrey, Mexico	Arena Monterrey	7 PM	The Warning
Thu, April 5, 2018	Iztacalco, Mexico	Foro Sol	9 PM	St. Vincent
Sat, April 7, 2018	Guadalajara, Mexico	Corona Capital Guadalajara
Fri, April 20, 2018	Auckland, New Zealand	Spark Arena	7 PM	Alex Cameron
Sat, April 21, 2018	Wellington, New Zealand	TSB Bank Arena	7 PM	Alex Cameron
Tue, April 24, 2018	Christchurch, New Zealand	Horncastle Arena	7 PM	Alex Cameron
Fri, April 27, 2018	Boondall, Australia	Brisbane Entertainment Centre	8 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Sat, April 28, 2018	Sydney, Australia	Qudos Bank Arena	8 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Tue, May 1, 2018	Perth, Australia	Perth Arena	8 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Fri, May 4, 2018	Melbourne, Australia	Hisense Arena	7 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Sat, May 5, 2018	Melbourne, Australia	Hisense Arena	7 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Sun, May 6, 2018	Melbourne, Australia	Hisense Arena	7 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Tue, May 8, 2018	Hindmarsh, Australia	Adelaide Entertainment Centre	7 PM	Jack Ladder & the Dreamlanders, Alex Cameron
Fri, May 18, 2018	Gulf Shores, AL, USA	Hangout Music Festival
Fri, May 25, 2018	Boston, MA, USA	Boston Calling Music Festival
Sat, May 26, 2018	Napa Valley, CA, USA	Bottlerock Music Festival
Fri, Jun 8, 2018	Noblesville, IN, USA	Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center	7 PM
Sun, June 10, 2018	Manchester, TN, USA	Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival
Sat, June 16	Dover, DE, USA	Firefly Music Festival
Wed, June 20, 2018	Rome Rm, Italy	Rock in Roma Festival
Thu, June 21, 2018	Milano, Italy	I Days Festival
Sat, June 23, 2018	Swansea, United Kingdom	Liberty Stadium	7 PM
Sun, June 24, 2018	Ryde, United Kingdom	Isle of Wight Festival
Tue, June 26, 2018	Dublin, Ireland	RDS Arena	7 PM	Franz Ferdinand
Thu, Jun 28, 2018	Santiago de Compostela, Spain	O Son do Camiño Festival
Fri, June 29, 2018	Lisboa, Portugal	Rock in Rio Festival
Sun, July 1, 2018	St. Gallen, Switzerland	OpenAir St Gallen Festival
Fri, July 6, 2018	Werchter, Belgium	Rock Werchter
Sun, July 8, 2018	Glasgow, United Kingdom	TRNSMT Festival
Fri, July 13, 2018	Bolton, United Kingdom	Macron Arena	7 PM
Sat, July 14, 2018	Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk, UK	Latitude Festival
Wed, July 18, 2018	Switzerland	Paléo Festival
Thu, July 19, 2018	Benicàssim, Spain	Benicassim International Festival
Sat, July 21, 2018	Paris, France	Lollapalooza (Paris)
Tue, July 24, 2018	Helsinki, Finland	Hartwall Arena	7 PM	Juanita Stein
Thu, July 26, 2018	Esch Sur Alzette, Luxembourg	Rockhal Luxembourg	8 PM	Juanita Stein
Sun, July 29, 2018	New York, NY, USA	Panorama NYC Festival
July 19-22, 2018	Wurster Nordseeküste, Germany	DEICHBRAND Festival
Sun, Sept 9, 2018	Vancouver, BC, Canada	Skookum Festival
Wed, Sept 12, 2018	Tokyo, Japan	Budokon
Thu, Sept 13, 2018	Osaka, Japan	Zepp Bayside
Sat, Sept 15, 2018	Singapore, Singapore	Singapore Grand Prix
Mon, Sept, 17, 2018	Bangkok, Thailand	Thunder Dome
Wed, Sept 19, 2018	Hong Kong	Asia World-Expo

fedoraman59:

1. Wildfire - Kolmården (Norrköping, Sweden)
   
2. Formula Rossa - Ferrari World Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates)
   
3. Piraten - Djurs Sommerland (Nimtofte, Denmark)
   
4. Cú Chulainn - Tayto Park (Ashbourne, Ireland)
   
5. Smiler - Alton Towers (Alton, England)
   
6. Grand National - Blackpool Pleasure Beach (Blackpool, England)
   
7. Incredible Hulk - Universal Studios Islands of Adventure (Orlando, Florida)
   
8. Jetline - Gröna Lund (Stockholm, Sweden)
   
9. Euro Mir - Europa Park (Rust, Germany)
   
10. Great Desert-Rally - Happy Valley Chengdu (Jinniu, China)
    
11. Patriot - Worlds of Fun (Kansas City, Missouri)
    
12. Thunderation - Silver Dollar City (Branson, Missouri)
    

patrick-k:

1. Fury 325 - Carowinds (Charlotte, North Carolina)
   
2. Cyclone - Luna Park (Brooklyn, New York)
   
3. Coaster Through the Clouds - Nanchang Wanda Park (Xinjian, China)
   
4. Karacho - Erlebnispark Tripsdrill (Cleebronn, Germany)
   
5. Phaethon - Gyeongju World (Gyeongju, South Korea)
   
6. Switchback - ZDT’s Amusement Park (Seguin, Texas)
   
7. Loch Ness Monster - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Williamsburg, Virginia)
   
8. Bat - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
   
9. Winjas - Phantasialand (Brühl, Germany)
   
10. Space Mountain - Magic Kingdom (Lake Buena Vista, Florida)
    
11. Bombora - Lagoon (Farmington, Utah)
    
12. Woodstock Express - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
    

wjw42:

1. California Screamin’ - Disney California Adventure Park (Anaheim, California)
   
2. Do-Dodonpa - Fuji-Q Highland (Fujiyoshida, Japan)
   
3. Top Thrill Dragster - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
4. Ultimate - Lightwater Valley (Ripon, England)
   
5. X2 - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
6. Crystal Wing - Happy Valley (Chaoyang, China)
   
7. Expedition Everest - Disney’s Animal Kingdom (Lake Buena Vista, Florida)
   
8. Titan - Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, Texas)
   
9. Space Mountain - Disneyland (Anaheim, California)
   
10. Giant Dipper - Belmont Park (San Diego, California)
    
11. Revenge of the Mummy the Ride - Universal Studios Hollywood (Universal City, California)
    
12. Sierra Sidewinder - Knott’s Berry Farm (Buena Park, California)
    

dirkdiggler1992:

1. Lightning Rod - Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)
   
2. Goliath - Six Flags Great America (Gurnee, Illinois)
   
3. Prowler - Worlds of Fun (Kansas City, Missouri)
   
4. Silver Star - Europa Park (Rust, Germany)
   
5. Great Bear - Hersheypark (Hershey, Pennsylvania)
   
6. Dominator - Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia)
   
7. Manta - SeaWorld San Diego (San Diego, California)
   
8. Poseidon - Europa Park (Rust, Germany)
   
9. Apple Zapple - Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia)
   
10. Teddy Bear - Stricker’s Grove (Ross, Ohio)
    
11. Python - Efteling (Kaatsheuvel, The Netherland)
    
12. Vild-Svinet - BonBon-Land (Holme-Olstrup, Denmark)
    

PeterPiperPizzaMan:

1. El Toro - Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, New Jersey)
   
2. Tatsu - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
3. Kumba - Busch Gardens Tampa (Tampa, Florida)
   
4. Alpengeist - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Williamsburg, Virginia)
   
5. Giant Dipper - Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (Santa Cruz, California)
   
6. Revenge of the Mummy - Universal Studios Florida (Orlando, Florida)
   
7. Parrot Coaster - Chimelong Ocean Kingdom (Xiangzhou, China)
   
8. Ninja - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
9. InvadR - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Williamsburg, Virginia)
   
10. Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster - Disney’s Hollywood Studios (Lake Buena Vista, Florida)
    
11. Polar Explorer - Chimelong Ocean Kingdom (Xiangzhou, China)
    
12. Jet Rescue - Sea World (Surfers Paradise, Australia)
    

mrbearblue:

1. T Express - Everland (Yongin-si, South Korea)
   
2. Kingda Ka - Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, New Jersey)
   
3. Thunderbird - Holiday World (Santa Claus, Indiana)
   
4. Banshee - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
   
5. Valravn - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
6. Gravity Max - Lihpao Land (Houli Hsiang, Taiwan)
   
7. Atlantis Adventure - Lotte World (Songpa-Gu, South Korea)
   
8. Skull Mountain - Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, New Jersey)
   
9. GaleForce - Playland’s Castaway Cove (Ocean City, New Jersey)
   
10. Bandit Bomber - Yas Waterworld (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates)
    
11. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train - Magic Kingdom (Lake Buena Vista, Florida)
    
12. Pipeline Express - Wild Water & Wheels (Peterborough, Canada)
    

Version_1:

1. Expedition GeForce - Holiday Park (Hassloch, Germany)
   
2. Troy - Toverland (Sevenum, The Netherlands)
   
3. Galactica - Alton Towers (Alton, England)
   
4. Monster - Walygator Parc (Maizières-les-Metz, France)
   
5. Fluch von Novgorod - Hansa Park (Sierksdorf, Germany)
   
6. Superman / la Atracción de Acero - Parque Warner Madrid (San Martín de la Vega, Spain)
   
7. Flug der Dämonen - Heide Park Resort (Soltau, Germany)
   
8. Oblivion - Alton Towers (Alton, England)
   
9. Vliegende Hollander - Efteling (Kaatsheuvel, The Netherlands)
   
10. Dragon’s Fury - Chessington World of Adventures (Chessington, England)
    
11. Psyké Underground - Walibi Belgium (Wavre, Belgium)
    
12. Colorado Adventure - Phantasialand (Brühl, Germany)
    

nevastop:

1. Maverick - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
2. New Texas Giant - Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, Texas)
   
3. Mako - SeaWorld Orlando (Orlando, Florida)
   
4. Renegade - Valleyfair! (Shakopee, Minnesota)
   
5. Raptor - Gardaland (Castelnuovo del Garda, Italy)
   
6. Shivering Timbers - Michigan’s Adventure (Muskegon, Michigan)
   
7. SheiKra - Busch Gardens Tampa (Tampa Bay, Florida)
   
8. FireChaser Express - Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)
   
9. Nemesis Inferno - Thorpe Park (Chertsey, England)
   
10. Tremors - Silverwood Theme Park (Athol, Idaho)
    
11. Gemini - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
    
12. Skycar - Mysterious Island (Zhuhai, China)
    

Lil_Pumpinq:

1. Twisted Colossus - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
2. Gold Striker - California’s Great America (Santa Clara, California)
   
3. Cheetah Hunt - Busch Gardens Tampa (Tampa, Florida)
   
4. Acrobat - Nagashima Spa Land (Nagashima, Japan)
   
5. Diamondback - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
   
6. Bizarro - Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, New Jersey)
   
7. Tranan - Skara Sommarland (Skara, Sweden)
   
8. Intimidator - Carowinds (Charlotte, North Carolina)
   
9. Hydrus - Casino Pier (Seaside Heights, New Jersey)
   
10. Vampire - Chessington World of Adventures (Chessington, England)
    
11. The Walking Dead - The Ride - Thorpe Park (Chertsey, England)
    
12. Jungle Flying Squirrel - Yichang Joy World (Wujiagang, China)
    

_scott_m_:

1. Skyrush - Hersheypark (Hershey, Pennsylvania)
   
2. Balder - Liseberg (Gothenburg, Sweden)
   
3. Steel Dragon 2000 - Nagashima Spa Land (Nagashima, Japan)
   
4. Red Force - Ferrari Land (Salou, Spain)
   
5. Volcano, The Blast Coaster - Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia)
   
6. Baron 1898 - Efteling (Kaatsheuvel, The Netherlands)
   
7. Tennessee Tornado - Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)
   
8. Hydra the Revenge - Dorney Park (Allentown, Pennsylvania)
   
9. Flying Turns - Knoebels (Elysburg, Pennsylvania)
   
10. Swarm - Thorpe Park (Surrey, England)
    
11. Wave Breaker: The Rescue Coaster - SeaWorld San Antonio (San Antonio, Texas)
    
12. American Eagle - Six Flags Great America (Gurnee, Illinois)
    

lillibonni:

1. Intimidator 305 - Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia)
   
2. Mystic Timbers - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
   
3. Hades 360 - Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park (Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin)
   
4. Superman: Escape from Krypton - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
5. Apollo’s Chariot - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Williamsburg, Virginia)
   
6. Verbolten - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Williamsburg, Virginia)
   
7. Kraken - SeaWorld Orlando (Orlando, Florida)
   
8. Tornado - Parque de Atracciones de Madrid (Madrid, Spain)
   
9. Jungle Trailblazer - Oriental Heritage Wuhu (Jiujiang, China)
   
10. Fahrenheit - Hersheypark (Hershey, Pennsylvania)
    
11. Desert Race - Heide Park Resort (Soltau, Germany)
    
12. Big One - Blackpool Pleasure Beach (Blackpool, England)
    

sonimatic14:

1. Twisted Timbers - Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia)
   
2. Black Mamba - Phantasialand (Brühl, Germany)
   
3. Goliath - Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, Georgia)
   
4. Legend - Holiday World (Santa Claus, Indiana)
   
5. Manta - SeaWorld Orlando (Orlando, Florida)
   
6. X-Flight - Six Flags Great America (Gurnee, Illinois)
   
7. Screamin’ Eagle - Six Flags St. Louis (Eureka, Missouri)
   
8. New Revolution - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
9. Falken - Fårup Sommerland (Saltum, Denmark)
   
10. Iron Dragon - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
    
11. Adventure Express - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
    

hmrapp:

1. Dragon Khan - PortAventura (Salou, Spain)
   
2. Mine Blower - Fun Spot America (Kissimmee, Florida)
   
3. Goliath - La Ronde (Montreal, Quebec)
   
4. Phantom’s Revenge - Kennywood (West Mifflin, Pennsylvania)
   
5. Mega-Lite - Happy Valley Shanghai (Songjiang, China)
   
6. Flying Wing Coaster - Happy Valley Chongqing (Yubei, China)
   
7. Flight Deck - California’s Great America (Santa Clara, California)
   
8. Anubis: The Ride - Plopsaland De Panne (Adinkerke-De Plopsa, Belgium)
   
9. Abyss - Adventure World (Bibra Lake, Australia)
   
10. New Mexico Rattler - Cliff’s Amusement Park (Albuquerque, New Mexico)
    
11. Maceraparest - Vialand (Istanbul, Turkey)
    
12. Vicky The Ride - Plopsa Coo (Stavelot, Belgium)
    

mikeokay:

1. Superman the Ride - Six Flags New England (Agawam, Massachusetts)
   
2. Ravine Flyer II - Waldameer (Erie, Pennsylvania)
   
3. Soaring With Dragon - Hefei Wanda Theme Park (Baohe, China)
   
4. Afterburn - Carowinds (Charlotte, North Carolina)
   
5. GhostRider - Knott’s Berry Farm (Buena Park, California)
   
6. Mind Bender - Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, Georgia)
   
7. Wooden Warrior - Quassy Amusement Park (Middlebury, Connecticut)
   
8. OCT Thrust SSC1000 - Happy Valley Wuhan (Hongshan, China)
   
9. Road Runner Express - Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, Texas)
   
10. Dare Devil Dive - Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, Georgia)
    
11. Mr. Freeze Reverse Blast - Six Flags St. Louis (Eureka, Missouri)
    
12. Shamu Express - SeaWorld Orlando (Orlando, Florida)
    
13. Steel Eel - SeaWorld San Antonio (San Antonio, Texas)
    

MrBrightside711:

1. DC Rivals HyperCoaster - Warner Bros. Movie World (Gold Coast, Australia)
   
2. Outlaw Run - Silver Dollar City (Branson, Missouri)
   
3. Xcelerator - Knott’s Berry Farm (Buena Park, California)
   
4. TRON Lightcycle Power Run - Shanghai Disneyland (Pudong, China)
   
5. Joris en de Draak - Efteling (Kaatsheuvel, The Netherlands)
   
6. Talon - Dorney Park (Allentown, Pennsylvania)
   
7. Oblivion: The Black Hole - Gardaland (Castelnuovo del Garda, Italy)
   
8. Time Traveler - Silver Dollar City (Branson, Missouri)
   
9. Gold Rush - Attractiepark Slagharen (Slagharen, The Netherlands)
   
10. Thunder Dolphin - Tokyo Dome CIty (Bunkyo, Japan)
    
11. Matterhorn Bobsleds - Disneyland (Anaheim, California)
    
12. Pulsar - Walibi Belgium (Wavre, Belgium)
    

dah_esak:

1. Nemesis - Alton Towers (Alton, England)
   
2. Iron Rattler - Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, Texas)
   
3. Beast - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
   
4. Junker - PowerLand (Kauhava, Finland)
   
5. Nitro - Six Flags Great Adventure (Jackson, New Jersey)
   
6. Stealth - Thorpe Park (Chertsey, England)
   
7. Shock Wave - Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, Texas)
   
8. White Lightning - Fun Spot America (Orlando, Florida)
   
9. Krake - Heide Park Resort (Soltau, Germany)
   
10. Georgia Scorcher - Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, Georgia)
    
11. Big Apple Coaster - New York, New York Hotel & Casino (Las Vegas, Nevada)
    
12. Rollin’ Thunder - Park at OWA (Foley, Alabama)
    

MemePostDetective:

1. Helix - Liseberg (Gothenburg, Sweden)
   
2. Katun - Mirabilandia (Savio, Italy)
   
3. Wodan Timbur Coaster - Europa Park (Rust, Germany)
   
4. Fly Over Mediterranean - Happy Valley Chengdu (Jinniu, China)
   
5. Behemoth - Canada’s Wonderland (Vaughan, Ontario)
   
6. Wild Eagle - Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)
   
7. Mindbender - Galaxyland Amusement Park (Edmonton, Alberta)
   
8. Battle of Jungle King - Hefei Wanda Theme Park (Baohe, China)
   
9. Star Trek: Operation Enterprise - Movie Park Germany (Bottrop, Germany)
   
10. Cornball Express - Indiana Beach (Monticello, Indiana)
    
11. Great Pumpkin Coaster - Kings Dominion (Doswell, Virginia)
    

rolly_coaster:

1. Storm Chaser - Kentucky Kingdom (Louisville, Kentucky)
   
2. Swamp Fox - Family Kingdom Amusement Park (Myrtle Beach, South Carolina)
   
3. Pyrenees - Parque España-Shima Spain Village (Shima, Japan)
   
4. Jungle Dragon - Happy Valley Chongqing (Yubei, China)
   
5. Light Speed - Visionland (Yufeng, China)
   
6. Riddler’s Revenge - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
7. Superman Escape - Warner Bros. Movie World (Gold Coast, Australia)
   
8. Furius Baco - PortAventura Park (Salou, Spain)
   
9. Colossus The Fire Dragon - Lagoon (Farmington, Utah)
   
10. Mamba - Worlds of Fun (Kansas City, Missouri)
    
11. Diving Machine G5 - Janfusun Fancyworld (Koo-Kung Hsiang, Taiwan)
    
12. Animal Coaster - Jawa Timur Park 2 (Batu, Indonesia)
    

ghostofswitchmaspast:

1. Wicked Cyclone - Six Flags New England (Agawam, Massachusetts)
   
2. Phoenix - Knoebels (Elysburg, Pennsylvania)
   
3. Starry Sky Ripper - Joyland (Wujin, China)
   
4. Tornado - Särkänniemi Amusement Park (Tampere, Finland)
   
5. Full Throttle - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
6. Superman Krypton Coaster - Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, Texas)
   
7. Vortex - Canada’s Wonderland (Vaughan, Ontario)
   
8. Space Fantasy The Ride - Universal Studios Japan (Konohana, Japan)
   
9. Motorbike Roller Coaster - Happy World (Pukou, China)
   
10. Wild Thing - Valleyfair! (Shakopee, Minnesota)
    
11. Saw: The Ride - Thorpe Park (Chertsey, England)
    

Fredbear_:

1. Schwur des Kärnan - Hansa Park (Sierksdorf, Germany)
   
2. Coaster - Playland (Vancouver, British Columbia)
   
3. Lech Coaster - Legendia (Chorzów, Poland)
   
4. Quimera - La Feria Chapultepec Magico (Mexico City, Mexico)
   
5. Wild Train - Fantasiana (Strasswalchen, Austria)
   
6. Tornado - Bakken (Klampenborg, Denmark)
   
7. Tower of Terror - Gold Reef City (Johannesburg, South Africa)
   
8. Drage Kongen - Djurs Sommerland (Nimtofte, Denmark)
   
9. Cobra - Conny-Land (Lipperswil, Switzerland)
   
10. Wooden Coaster - Fireball - Happy Valley Shanghai (Songjiang, China)
    
11. Lynet - Fårup Sommerland (Saltum, Denmark)
    
12. Timber Terror - Silverwood Theme Park (Athol, Idaho)
    

Ultracoaster:

1. Shambhala - PortAventura Park (Salou, Spain)
   
2. blue fire Megacoaster - Europa Park (Rust, Germany)
   
3. Flying Aces - Ferrari World Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates)
   
4. Alpina Blitz - Nigloland (Dolancourt, France)
   
5. Silver Bullet - Knott’s Berry Farm (Buena Park, California)
   
6. Dinoconda - China Dinosaurs Park (Xinbei, China)
   
7. Lightning Racer - Hersheypark (Hershey, Pennsylvania)
   
8. Shock - Rainbow MagicLand (Valmontone, Italy)
   
9. Formula - Energylandia (Zator, Poland)
   
10. Juvelen - Djurs Sommerland (Nimtofte, Denmark)
    
11. Altair - Cinecittà World (Rome, Italy)
    
12. Supersonic Odyssey - Berjaya Times Square Theme Park (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
    

GFBIGFAN:

1. Millennium Force - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
2. Wood Coaster - Knight Valley (Yantain, China)
   
3. Battlestar Galactica - Universal Studios Singapore (Sentosa, Singapore)
   
4. Nefeskesen - Vialand (Istanbul, Turkey)
   
5. Superman el Último Escape - Six Flags Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico)
   
6. Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars - Hong Kong Disneyland (Islands, China)
   
7. Speed: No Limits - Oakwood Theme Park (Narberth, Wales)
   
8. Bullet - Selva Mágica (Guadalajara, Mexico)
   
9. Comet - Great Escape (Queensbury, New York)
   
10. Nitro - Adlabs Imagica (Khopoli, India)
    
11. Orkanen - Fårup Sommerland (Saltum, Denmark)
    
12. Insane - Gröna Lund (Stockholm, Sweden)
    
13. Han-Katten - BonBon-Land (Holme-Olstrup, Denmark)
    

iangs9:

1. Voyage - Holiday World (Santa Claus, Indiana)
   
2. Medusa Steel Coaster - Six Flags Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico)
   
3. Anaconda - Gold Reef City (Johannesburg, South Africa)
   
4. Eejanaika - Fuji-Q Highland (Fujiyoshida, Japan)
   
5. Jungle Storm - Chakazoolu Indoor Theme Park (Sanabis, Bahrain)
   
6. Takabisha - Fuji-Q Highland (Fujiyoshida, Japan)
   
7. Big Thunder Mountain Railroad - Disneyland (Anaheim, California)
   
8. Boardwalk Bullet - Kemah Boardwalk (Kemah, Texas)
   
9. Dwervelwind - Toverland (Sevenum, The Netherlands)
   
10. Steel Force - Dorney Park (Allentown, Pennsylvania)
    
11. Divertical - Mirabilandia (Savio, Italy)
    
12. Lost Coaster of Superstition Mountain - Indiana Beach (Monticello, Indiana)
    

Grilled_Fromunda:

1. Boulder Dash - Lake Compounce (Bristol, Connecticut)
   
2. Flash - Lewa Adventure (Jingyang, China)
   
3. Python in Bamboo Forest - Nanchang Wanda Park (Xinjian, China)
   
4. OzIris - Parc Astérix (Plailly, France)
   
5. Time Travel - Hot Go Park - Happy Jungle World (Fushun, China)
   
6. Storm Runner - Hersheypark (Hershey, Pennsylvania)
   
7. Lisebergbanan - Liseberg (Gothenburg, Sweden)
   
8. Magnum XL-200 - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
9. Velociraptor - IMG Worlds of Adventure (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
   
10. Dragon Coaster - Playland Park (Rye, New York)
    
11. Wildfire - Silver Dollar City (Branson, Missouri)
    
12. Madagascar Mad Pursuit - Motiongate (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
    

Thrill_Monster:

1. Leviathan - Canada’s Wonderland (Vaughan, Ontario)
   
2. iSpeed - Mirabilandia (Savio, Italy)
   
3. Thunderhead - Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee)
   
4. Kawasemi - Tobu Zoo Park (Minami, Japan)
   
5. Speed Monster - TusenFryd (Vinterbro, Norway)
   
6. Dauling Dragon - Happy Valley Wuhan (Hongshan, China)
   
7. Lightning Run - Kentucky Kingdom (Louisville, Kentucky)
   
8. Lost Gravity - Walibi Holland (Biddinghuizen, The Netherlands)
   
9. Cobra’s Curse - Busch Gardens Tampa (Tampa, Florida)
   
10. Flying Dinosaur - Universal Studios Japan (Konohana, Japan)
    
11. Monster - Adventureland (Altoona, Iowa)
    
12. GateKeeper - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
    
13. Freischütz - Bayern Park (Reisbach, Germany)
    
14. Storm - Etnaland (Belpasso, Italy)
    
15. V2: Vertical Velocity - Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (Vallejo, California)
    
16. Cheetah - Wild Adventures (Valdosta, Georgia)
    

BariumBeryillium9:

1. Montu - Busch Gardens Tampa (Tampa, Florida)
   
2. Impulse - Knoebels (Elysburg, Pennsylvania)
   
3. Bullet Coaster - Happy Valley Shenzhen (Nanshan, China)
   
4. Poltergeist - Six Flags Fiesta Texas (San Antonio, Texas)
   
5. Hollywood Dream: The Ride - Universal Studios Japan (Konohana, Japan)
   
6. Crazy Car - Happy Valley Wuhan (Hongshan, China)
   
7. Wicked Twister - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
8. Mammut - Erlebnispark Tripsdrill (Cleebronn, Germany)
   
9. Fjord Flying Dragon - Happy Valley Tianjin (Dongli, China)
   
10. Medusa - Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (Vallejo, California)
    

maxxdesiletseoe:

1. Taron - Phantasialand (Brühl, Germany)
   
2. Goliath - Walibi Holland (Biddinghuizen, The Netherlands)
   
3. Joker - Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (Vallejo, California)
   
4. Cannibal - Lagoon (Farmington, Utah)
   
5. Raptor - Cedar Point (Sandusky, Ohio)
   
6. Rampage - Alabama Splash Adventures (Bessemer, Alabama)
   
7. Scream! - Six Flags Magic Mountain (Valencia, California)
   
8. Raven - Holiday World (Santa Claus, Indiana)
   
9. Flight of Fear - Kings Island (Mason, Ohio)
   
10. Pandemonium - Six Flags New England (Agawam, Massachusetts)
    
11. Tempesto - Busch Gardens Williamsburg (Williamsburg, Virginia)
    
12. Wonder Mountain’s Guardian - Canada’s Wonderland (Vaughan, Ontario)
    

I hear the Google Doc hasn't updated for some users so here's the complete(?) lineups