MILFORD, Conn., Jan. 27, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- The United States Basketball League, Inc. (OTCBB:USBL) announced today that Daniel T. Meisenheimer III, USBL Founder and Commissioner, was featured in an interview by MacReport.Net. The interview is available at http://www.macreport.net/featured/USBL/company.asp and will be updated on a quarterly basis. The interview can also be accessed in the public companies section at http://www.macreport.net by typing "USBL".
"We are rapidly approaching our 19th season of play and interest in the USBL is at an all-time high," said Meisenheimer. "There was a record number of franchise requests for expansion for the 2004 season and we have expanded by two franchises, one in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and another in Florence, South Carolina. The 2004 Schedule will be released in the coming week and we expect another outstanding season in the USBL."
About the USBL:
The United States Basketball League, Inc. is the first and only publicly traded professional sports league currently trading (OTCBB:USBL). The eleven team League is unique in its structure both as a publicly traded company and by virtue of being the first franchisor of professional sports teams. The goals of the USBL are to focus on national expansion while providing shareholders with growth potential as the League expands across the country. Corporate goals call for three to five new teams next year and each additional year.
The USBL web site (www.usbl.com) has information for investors on its publicly traded shares, and for potential franchisees. The Company is also developing advertising and marketing plans to build its brand name, and increase corporate sponsors and advertisers.
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