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Canada edges Guatemala in men's soccer B international in L.A.

Congratulations to Zips Men’s Soccer alum Will Meyer on re-signing for 2026.

Zips Men’s Soccer alum Cameron Knowles 👏👏👏

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Canada MNT's January 2026 roster also includes Zips Men's Soccer Alum Richie Laryea. https://canadasoccer.com/news/canmnt-squad-named-for-january-canadas-road-to-2026-begins-with-training-camp-and-match-v-guatemala/

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Ranking the Top 25 USMNT Players in the Last 25 Years https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25340227-ranking-top-25-usmnt-players-last-25-years 20. DeAndre Yedlin Caps: 81 Goals: 0 World Cups: 2 (2014, 2022) DeAndre Yedlin is the lone player on this list who managed to appear in both the 2014 and 2022 World Cups, surviving the carnage in between and failing to qualify for the 2018 tournament. That durability earns him a place on this list even while he is rarely thought of as a core piece of any of the three World Cup cycles in which he participated. The hype around Yedlin coming out of the Seattle Sounders was so high that merely establishing himself as a Premier League regular for four seasons at Newcastle United was seen by some as a disappointment. But he was always a useful player as an international outside back, and is still one of the better MLS fullbacks well into his 30s. Yedlin hasn't received a cap under current manager Mauricio Pochettino, and the switch to a 3-4-3 as the Americans' primary formation means it's unlikely he will. But at just 32 years old, there's still a remote chance he could return to the USMNT picture if there's an injury crisis.

Congrats to Remi Agunbiade drafted at 58 by San Diego FC.

Congratulations to Stefan Dobrijevic drafted at 47 by Austin FC.

From the Colorado Rapids website... https://www.coloradorapids.com/news/2026-mls-superdraft-explained-break-down-the-rapids-picks-eligibility-rules-tune-in-information Eligibility Rules College sophomores and juniors will be eligible to be selected, an eligibility rule first introduced in the 2024 MLS SuperDraft. Additionally, any former college player who departed college with remaining eligibility since the conclusion of the college season approximately one year prior to the MLS SuperDraft in order to compete as a professional in a league domestically is eligible to be drafted. Domestic leagues include USL, NISA and CPL. Eligible Players Players who are collegiate sophomores and above Generation adidas players Any former college player who departed college with remaining eligibility since the conclusion of the college season approximately one (1) year prior to the MLS SuperDraft (i.e., since the conclusion of the 2023 college season) in order to compete as a professional in a league domestically (e.g., USL, NISA, CPL) Any other players specifically made available by the league (such as pre-signed College seniors or pre-signed internationals). How the MLS SuperDraft Works The MLS SuperDraft will consist of three rounds total, with 10-minute breaks in between rounds. Each team has four minutes to make their selection with the option to take a three-minute timeout before making their selection. If a club fails to make a selection within the designated time, they are required to wait until the next selection is made and have their selection in hand by the time the following club’s selection is made. Should a team pass on its selection, it forfeits the chance to make any further selections for the remainder of the MLS SuperDraft.

While I’m concerned about potentially losing good players, I’ll be happy for any of our players who are drafted. Many Zips have had successful pro careers. Always happy to see more.