OFFICIAL SUPPLIER ANNOUNCED: 

 The American Spring Football League announced earlier today that Under Armour has been named the official supplier of the ASFL.

 " We are extremely proud to Under Armour has agreed to be the official supplier of the ASFL. We are excited about our partnership with Under Armour as we continue to build a strong and viable league." Said C.B. Guinn ( Founder and CEO of the ASFL ).

The ASFL also announced the league has reached an agreement with Game Gear, for sideline head wear, jackets and other sideline apparel.

 The agreement is reported to be worth $17 million per year.

Let Herschel Run! 

The American Spring Football League has offered 52 year old former star running back Herschel Walker an open invitation to play football once again.

 " If Mr. Walker decides he would like to play and the NFL isn't interested, then we will be glad to give him the opportunity. The man looks in phenominal shape. I have little doubt that the man could still play." said C.G. Guinness, founder and president of the ASFL.

 Herschel hinted at a possible desire to play in the NFL, but wasn't definite on a decision to make a comeback in an interview on ESPN.

  Mr. Walker could not be reached for comment.

 Stay tuned...

  NEW SPRING FOOTBALL LEAGUE FORMING! 

 (New Orleans, La.):  In a press conference held at the Louisiana Superdome, C.B.Guinn a local Louisiana business man. Announced the formation of the American Spring Football League (ASFL ).

  " I am pleased to announce the birth of the American Spring Football League. We will have a Spring to Summer eighteen game regular season schedule.  We are looking to place teams across the country, beginning with 18-24 teams. " said Guinn.

 " We will be a high quality professional football league, with top quality players. We will follow a financial plan that will ensure the success of the ASFL for years to come. We will not be in competition with the NFL. Team location and names will be announced at a later date. We are currently in talks with networks about a national television contract." Guinn continued. 

 Rumored probable locations include, New Jersey, Los Angeles, Columbus Ohio, Portland Oregon, Philadelphia and Orlando Florida.