Three USL-C players in the Jamaican national team that triumphed over Mexico (with no USL players) yesterday:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/soccer/2026/11/14/mexico-jamaica-score-watch-highlights-concacaf-nations-league-channel--live/92782346007/

We know who we are cheering for in the Tuesday final leg! (p.s. Jamaica should not have given up the two late goals, but fingers crossed).

Charleston-Louisville: 5,422* (+33.02%)

* = Charleston exceeds stadium capacity (effective sellout)

Charleston (4,076) out performs their regular season average by 5+ pts!

It just seems like Charleston is always locked into this second place rut. We do great but never seem to ever get past second place and always coming up short in competitions.

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I am new to the USL space and as a fan of everything Louisville I am now a Louisville City fan. Since I am new I would appreciate an entire rundown of how the league works, what the current state is, and what the future looks like.

How we feeling about this? I personally think it’s great if they stick to it….some people might feel it’s too MLS to be so selective and raising the bar but I think it makes it look more professional.

I think a good example of this new standard is OKC. Rich owners, new fancy Stadium in a multi-purpose development.

I know some people have the pipe dream of some small town team making it to D1 playing a high school stadium but truthfully it shouldn’t be permitted….Unless you build a stadium to be sustainable and as the USL president said “look good on tv”

Do you think this is the correct path to raise the standard and in the future we are the league others aspire to join vs MLS Next or others?

Also all those smaller towns that still want to have a team like corpus, rodeo, Sarasota…will they create a new league or what other league do you see growing from what USL doesn’t accept?

As someone who moved from Brazil to here, I just can’t fathom such a high folding rate. it’s sad because I would love the US to have a deeply rooted soccer culture and I myself fear losing the triumph one day

While the writing has been on the wall for Santa Barbara Sky, it looks like the league has purged a lot of other hopeful projects as well as part of the "culling" in an official capacity as the clubs are no longer listed on any USL website sometime after the World Cup concluded.

In addition to the initial Reno Pro Soccer site, news articles have tied Reno City FC to a USL league, but the FAQ remains vague that it will field a men's professional team.