- No idea if MLS Next Pro is moving to the new schedule but I could see MLS keeping a summer pro league going.

- I think there is opportunity here for the return of good region/semi-pro indoor soccer to take advantage of the winter break.

4/4

- I think the regional and local leagues will continue to play whichever schedules work for them.

- Unsure how this effects the other national amateur leagues (NPSL/UPSL/UWS, etc.)

3/

- I'd bet USL League 2 and the W League will still play a spring/summer schedule because of the ability/desire to play collegiate players (and availability of college venues).

- USL could use those leagues as required "stress test" "preseasons" for expansion pro sides starting in the fall.

2/

"Mmmm... Miller's Performance AI Lite fits perfectly with my on-the-move lifestyle!"

The more research I do on soccer history, the more I come to the opinion that the disappearance of soccer from the US mainstream in the 1950s was in large part due to US Soccer's relative lack of interest in the sport itself.

3/3

But the original group based in Philly actively surveyed all the state soccer associations for nominations for the first few years they controlled it. They turned the HOF over to US Soccer in 1953 and US Soccer almost immediately stopped really caring about it.

2/

You've been hit by...

a smooth broccoli

The old logo semi-returned in 2024 with some teams wearing it and others wearing the new logo. Of course there was no explanation.

But, I think this might be a joke.

I tend to think of myself as an "inspired hack"

We're on the same page with this.

What til you find out they replaced your elbow with a knee