Call It What You Want: A CBS Sports Golazo Network Podcast
Aug 27, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 15 segments
Jimmy Conrad, Charlie Davies and Tony Meola take stock of the Americans competing in the UEFA Champions League following Celtic's midweek capitulation to Samuel Adeniran and George Bello's LASK…
Jimmy ConradHost
Tony MeolaHost
Charlie DaviesHost
Um, it, it's almost a little bit historic or, or could be, because this is the start of bringing everybody to the table to try to, uh, make the sport more accessible, uh, across our country, to make it more safe, to figure out a ways for everyone to collaborate so that we can be a, a, a nation that understands how to produce talent, but also how to develop young human beings so that they're set up for success in life.
Now, are you trying to tell me though we're getting all the boats to row in the same direction? Like we're actually-
It, it, and the thing is, it can't be solved in one weekend or one day or in one week, right? The, but it's the start of having these conversations so that we can all start to move in the same direction, start to align, start to come up with creative ways to, uh, help our youth and, and to...
You know, 'cause at the top of the pyramid, right, it's less than 1% that make it to the national team and play in the World Cup, but there's millions of kids that play the sport.
So yes, we wanna create more incredible players and different types of player pro- profiles with different types of ethnicities and, and do all that, but at the very base of it, can we have a system that helps kids grow, develop, feel safe, build confidence, teamwork, and set them off, uh, set them up for success?
... additionally, we're putting player development above making money? There's just no way.
Um, it, it's almost a little bit historic or, or could be, because this is the start of bringing everybody to the table to try to, uh, make the sport more accessible, uh, across our country, to make it more safe, to figure out a ways for everyone to collaborate so that we can be a, a, a nation that understands how to produce talent, but also how to develop young human beings so that they're set up for success in life.
Now, are you trying to tell me though we're getting all the boats to row in the same direction? Like we're actually-
It, it, and the thing is, it can't be solved in one weekend or one day or in one week, right? The, but it's the start of having these conversations so that we can all start to move in the same direction, start to align, start to come up with creative ways to, uh, help our youth and, and to...
You know, 'cause at the top of the pyramid, right, it's less than 1% that make it to the national team and play in the World Cup, but there's millions of kids that play the sport.
So yes, we wanna create more incredible players and different types of player pro- profiles with different types of ethnicities and, and do all that, but at the very base of it, can we have a system that helps kids grow, develop, feel safe, build confidence, teamwork, and set them off, uh, set them up for success?
... additionally, we're putting player development above making money? There's just no way.
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