The PSFL never played a game in the leagues inaugural 1992 season. The league folded in training camp, 10 days from the season opener.

Here are other facts about the league:

the league announced its formation in the same room the USFL did (I believe at the 21 Club in NYC) on 10-1 or 10-2-91

they planned a 16-game sked starting on 2-29-92

9 of the 10 franchises were named at the press conference: Salt Lake City, Portland (OR), Las Vegas, Albuquerque and Little Rock (AR) in the Western Conference and Boston, Tampa Bay, Miami-Ft. Lauderdale and Columbia, SC in the East. The 10th team (Washington D.C.) was not known.

Vincent Sette, computer sales background, was president and founder of the league

franchise fees: $250,000

salary cap: $2 million per team with $3 million for "other expenses"

Judge Peter Spivak (chairman of the board) and Walt Michaels (director of football operations) were both from the USFL

Rex Lardner, longtime television exec, was commissioner

all teams operated through league offices; players assigned based on regional appeal

Roster size: 43 active players plus 7 development squad.

First game to have been played - Feb 29 Utah Pioneers at Tampa Bay Outlaws. All other teams were to have begun on March 1.

The '92 PSFL Championship Game, "The Red, White And Blue Bowl", was to have been played at RFK Stadium in Washington, DC, on Sunday, July 5th.

The Miami Tribe "suspended operations" before the league folded.

Teams had cut rosters to 60 players at the time of folding.