U.S. Soccer
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Oct 26, 2026
David GassHOST
We'll have a ton of time there as well to preview the games.
David GassHOST
We also, of course, have our U.S. Soccer Show, so we're going to be getting ready for CONCACAF Nations League matches against Haiti and so much more.
David GassHOST
Doyle, we're still on the best thing we saw.
David GassHOST
What was the best thing you saw this weekend?
SamGUEST
It was a great atmosphere.
SamGUEST
Shout out to obviously crew fans, St. Louis fans and shout out to U.S. soccer.
SamGUEST
Rare dibs to U.S. soccer.
SamGUEST
I've been to a lot of Open Cup games and there's never one that's felt like it was a real tournament until this one that felt like a final.
SamGUEST
Like being at an MLS Cup, being at the League's Cup final in 2024, like this felt real.
SamGUEST
Because as soon as that Berkey injury happened, St. Louis was more energized.
SamGUEST
And that long break is, I think, when the legs really, really came off for the crew players.
SamGUEST
I was rewatching the highlights before this because U.S. Soccer did like an extended 12-minute highlight.
Liam GrecoHOST
But you mentioned this idea of the core values and the connection and community you felt at Wake Forest.
Liam GrecoHOST
And it seems like a lot of those values that you... were fostering at Wake Forest, almost you found that same kind of community in the Pride while also having that incredible level of play on the pitch like you did have with the Demon Deacons, which is something that got noticed by Emma Hayes in U.S. soccer as you received the call to train adjacently to the senior side of the U.S. Women's National Team at the second ever U23 Futures Camp in March of 2025.
Liam GrecoHOST
Why was this opportunity specifically an exciting way to continue your time in the national team environment and what lessons or discoveries did you take back to the club level?
Zara ChavoshiGUEST
Well, yeah, that was really exciting.
Zara ChavoshiGUEST
And so to even be getting a call up from either of them was just a dream come true for me.
Zara ChavoshiGUEST
But yeah, I mean, I'm very, very grateful for both countries.
Zara ChavoshiGUEST
I think U.S. soccer has done so much for clubs and development of young female athletes.
Zara ChavoshiGUEST
And that is why I am where I am today.
Terry MichlerHOST
I enjoyed them all.
RobHOST
Yeah, Dan Flynn was a great interview, too, from U.S. Soccer.
RobHOST
He did a great job with us as well.
Terry MichlerHOST
Yeah, absolutely.
speaker_2HOST
She's got a long-term deal with them.
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U.S. soccer and Oura Ring.
speaker_2HOST
You know what the Oura Ring is? You sleep at night.
speaker_2HOST
Yeah, I got to know right now what you mean do i know what it is hello do you want to take over the money or what all right what about gatorade knowing that body science is a huge part of their initiative by the way coca-cola people coca-cola has been behind women's sports for a long time they've been coca-cola coca-cola knew it was hard to get in with women's sports so they've been there for a while and by the way my kids very happy to say the chipotle Oh, yeah, Chipotle is a staple.
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Brianna PintoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That's hard to come by.
Molly BloomNARRATOR
On May 18, 2022, a year into Brianna's professional career, something momentous happened for women's soccer.
Molly BloomNARRATOR
After decades of unequal pay, both the women's and men's U.S. soccer team agreed to two collective bargaining agreements, or CBAs, which will ensure equal pay for the women's soccer team.
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Hey, it's Bobby Bones.
Phil DixonHOST
So it's not yet possible to say with confidence that it's the heading rather than the full contact collisions that happen in soccer that drive the CTA risk.
Phil DixonHOST
But the Football Association and the US Soccer Federation have both introduced guidelines limiting heading in youth players.
Phil DixonHOST
which could tell you something about the precautionary judgment and where it's going.
Cole BastianHOST
All right, Phil, so you were promised one technical moment, and it's coming up, the mechanism.
Phil DixonHOST
my turn to be practical.
Phil DixonHOST
Let's do the practical questions because I think listeners, our BrainWise listeners, are asking probably at least three.
Phil DixonHOST
Number one, should my child be hitting a football? Number two, what are sports organizations doing about this? And number three, is there any protection available? So in the first one, the Football Association in England and the US Soccer Federation both introduced age-based heading restrictions for youth players.
Phil DixonHOST
Under 11, no heading in training or matches.
Nat MaymudesHOST
And right before, obviously, Tim Weah getting sent off for punching a Panama player in the face.
Nat MaymudesHOST
This moment, we need that contact to be framed because this got US Soccer to get rid of Greg Berhalter.
Nat MaymudesHOST
So the first team is Tim Weah and Mauricio Pochettino.
Nat MaymudesHOST
They are from District 1, which I have nicknamed by Greg.
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Jeff CarlisleGUEST
Whatever that means.
John ShraderHOST
Hey, U.S. soccer, Pochettino's been signed up for another cycle.
John ShraderHOST
It's not that common to be signed up for a second cycle, although he didn't get hired at the beginning of the last cycle.
John ShraderHOST
So what do you think of that? Take your reporter's hat off for a minute and maybe give us an opinion about the decision to keep Pochettino around until further notice.
Jeff CarlisleGUEST
I mean, I...
Jeff CarlisleGUEST
Understand it from the U.S. soccer's point of view.
Jeff CarlisleGUEST
You know, I think Pochettino has brought a lot of attention and a lot of, you know, for lack of a better word, notoriety, you know, to the U.S. men's national team.
Jeff CarlisleGUEST
I think that's reflected in some of the sponsorships.
Michelle AcklesHOST
Mayor Brandon Johnson's office wants the city to place a bid to be the host for the women's competition in 2031.
Michelle AcklesHOST
While the Chicago Sports Commission would lead the charge, a spokesperson said the mayor sent a letter of support of the initiative to the U.S. Soccer Federation.
Michelle AcklesHOST
A spokesperson said the bid process didn't involve any specific venue.
Michelle AcklesHOST
Chicago had previously passed twice on hosting a FIFA World Cup due to concerns of what it would cost taxpayers.
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