Tonight's United Football League game between the Florida Tuskers and Las Vegas Locomotives matches a pair of teams that took almost the exact same path to their opening UFL victories last week.

Clearly, everyone isn't interested in the General Hospital soap opera starring Tim Tebow.

Brace yourselves for this. There were 11,203 reported attendees at the season opener of the Orlando Tuskers-New York Sentinels UFL game Saturday.

The Florida Tuskers sure know how to start a franchise. Well, maybe not start, but certainly finish a start.

Brooks Bollinger threw for four touchdowns as the Tuskers rallied from an early 10-0 deficit to clobber the New York Sentinels 35-13 in front of an announced UFL crowd of 11,203 at the Citrus Bowl on Saturday night.

The game was a true tale of two halves, as the Tuskers started the game slowly, but picked it up in the second half.

Brief showers gave way to pyrotechnics as the Florida Tuskers and New York Sentinels took the field at the Florida Citrus Bowl to mark the return of professional football to Orlando.  Led by quarterback Brooks Bollinger’s four touchdown performance, Florida defeated New York 35-13 before a crowd of 11,000 plus at the Citrus Bowl.

The United Football League is pleased to release the 2009 Media Guide for the "Premiere" Season.