The United Football League announced its “Premiere” season training camp rosters today.  Training camp officially began on Monday, September 14th in Orlando, Florida and Casa Grande, Arizona and players were added until this morning.  The Florida Tuskers and New York Sentinels are training at the Citrus Bowl while the California Redwoods and the Las Vegas Locomotives are training at the Casa Grande Performance Institute.  Complete rosters follow this press announcement and can also be found on the UFL’s website at www.ufl-football.com.
 

Simeon Rice has carried the chip on his shoulder for so long that it became a standard part of his football uniform.

It's a boulder now.

Rice, a 12-year NFL veteran and three-time Pro Bowl selection, began practice this week with the New York Sentinels of the startup United Football League, confident of regaining the form that once made him one of the game's most dangerous defensive ends.

Simeon Rice has plenty of money. Six years ago he signed one of the biggest contracts for a defensive player in NFL history.

Rice has fame. The former first-round draft choice and Tampa Bay defensive end was spectacular in the Buccaneers' blowout of the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl XXXVIII.

His legacy is locked up, too. Rice ranks 12th on the league's all-time list with 122 career sacks.

Las Vegas, prepare yourself for a no-risk situation.

While a professional football team being dropped into Nevada doesn't necessarily fall under "no-risk" in regular business terms, hiring Jim Fassel as the guy to lead that team in the right direction is the one thing that isn't a gamble.

Tonight we spoke with Shane Boyd, Quarterback for the California Redwoods, about the arrival of United Football League camp. When Shane picked up the phone he told us that he was at Larry Fitzgerald’s house watching the first NFL game, ironically four weeks to the night that he will be playing in the first ever UFL game.