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USL Academy improvements

How can USL improve its USL Academy league? How can they get their teams more games than just 10 measly games, which is clearly not enough? How can teams help local teams create local leagues so the best players dont have to travel across the country for competition?

You have divisions like Mid-Atlantic and Metropolitan which could be one division giving the players at least 25 games for a season with local tourneys on the side. What are the qualifications for teams becoming USLA teams and the costs to join in?

I honestly feel every USL teams U20 teams should be playing in USL2 with players from their academy. Every team should be mandated to have a u20 team in usl2. With their U20 teams they can also scout players from other teams in their region not to miss talent.

What are your takes? Could this help accelerate talent in USL Ecosystem?

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u/m00kie420 — 4 days ago
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Challenge cards in soccer? Inside USL’s NFL-style alternative to VAR and how FVS could offer a cleaner, cheaper replay system

goal.com
u/m00kie420 — 5 days ago
▲ 38 r/USLPRO

Springfield City Council to vote on extending study on potential professional soccer teams

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u/m00kie420 — 11 days ago
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St Pete City Council Extends Rowdies Al Lang Stadium Use Agreement Through 2027

What is the Tampa Bay Sun stadium situation that they want to get built?

rowdiessoccer.com
u/m00kie420 — 14 days ago
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Belson Stadium

I was wondering if you think the team would get a better crowd if they played actually in the city? Like at Belson stadium?

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u/m00kie420 — 16 days ago
▲ 28 r/USL2+1 crossposts

APSL with new prize pool

APSL has a prize pool of $125k for the upcoming season.

u/m00kie420 — 23 days ago
▲ 613 r/USLPRO+1 crossposts

[John Morrissey] Incredible scenes in Knoxville, where we've got a red card foul for Fort Wayne literally three seconds into the match (USL1)

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u/Coltons13 — 1 month ago
▲ 54 r/USLPRO

Port St. Lucie's 6,000-seat soccer stadium groundbreaking planned for November, new renderings released

>It was announced last October that the city had been awarded a United Soccer League (USL) League One Team.

>Last November, Port St. Lucie city council members unanimously approved both the funding and operating agreements.

>The city said the stadium is an $80 million economic investment, and no taxpayer money will be used for its construction.

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Representatives for Port St. Lucie SC announced Friday that groundbreaking is anticipated later this year, with current plans targeting November.

>"While the club's inaugural season begins in 2027, the future stadium is scheduled to open in early 2028," according to the team.

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u/m00kie420 — 1 month ago