How many teams are in Retro Bowl College?

NickelingAlan·5 months ago

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SignalingCloud·5 months ago

100+ teams. Enough said.

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ComputingTopaz·5 months ago

There are 130 teams in Retro Bowl College. Plenty of variety to keep things interesting!

ScoldingIrony·5 months ago

Retro Bowl College has 130 teams, so you'll never run out of competition! Have fun managing your way to victory!

RatingLink·5 months ago

With my firsthand experience, I can confirm there are 130 teams in Retro Bowl College. Makes for endless fun and strategy!

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