(MOBILE, Ala.) Aug. 27 - Senior Bowl officials canceled a scheduled news conference where they were expected to discuss the future of the game, Now, there are many unanswered questions. The Jacksonville Daily Record is reporting talks between city economic development leaders and Senior Bowl officials. An article quotes one official as saying a conference call is scheduled between city officials and the Senior Bowl next week. Earlier this year, there were reports that the game could be moving to Tampa. Senior Bowl and Mobile officials worked to put those rumors to rest. But six months out from the 2010 Senior Bowl, no contract has been signed keeping the game in the Port City. The contract between the city of Mobile and the Senior Bowl expired in January after the game. In Mobile, Senior Bowl officials are not denying the report. They've only said in a statement that it would be prudent, if not necessary, to consider options. People close to negotiations say talks are still underway between the Senior Bowl and Ladd-Peebles Stadium. Wednesday, Senior Bowl officials released documents detailing their talks with the city and why a contract has not been signed.
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Senior Bowl questions remain unanswered
Senior Bowl officials canceled a scheduled news conference where they were expected to discuss the future of the game, which is leaving people with many unanswered questions.
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