One of the things that sets American sports leages apart from European sports leagues is the lack of promotion and relegation, the act of moving teams up and down in a series of leagues bepending on how good they were. So what if the major American sports leagues worked on a promotion and relegation system.
For example, the United States Football Federation (USFF), the governirng body of American football in the U.S., organizes the leauges into a five-tier pyramid, with smaller leauges not included in the pyramid. Expansion teams start in
1. Premier Football Leauge (PFL), 22 teams, bottom four relegated
2. American Football Leauge (AFL), 24 teams, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted
3. United Football Conference One (UFC One), 24 teams, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted
4. United Football Conference Two (UFC Two), 24 teams, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted
5. Southern Football Association (SFA)/Western Football Association (WFA), 22 teams each, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted, SFA has teams in the South and North, WFA west of the Mississippi
For example, the United States Football Federation (USFF), the governirng body of American football in the U.S., organizes the leauges into a five-tier pyramid, with smaller leauges not included in the pyramid. Expansion teams start in
1. Premier Football Leauge (PFL), 22 teams, bottom four relegated
2. American Football Leauge (AFL), 24 teams, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted
3. United Football Conference One (UFC One), 24 teams, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted
4. United Football Conference Two (UFC Two), 24 teams, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted
5. Southern Football Association (SFA)/Western Football Association (WFA), 22 teams each, bottom four teams relegated, top four promoted, SFA has teams in the South and North, WFA west of the Mississippi