DON'T FORGET JONATHAN ROLDAN-- unfortunately with Covid-19 he has not been in SD playing. This one is a great player and as lot fun to watch, an incredible work rate and extremely accurate when shooting. Put him on your watch listTwo 2007 SD kids make Mexico National team...Carlos C. and Diego Ro.
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What club and league were they playing with?Two 2007 SD kids make Mexico National team...Carlos C. and Diego Ro.
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Diego was at SDSC and just moved to Philadelphia UnionWhat club and league were they playing with?
Interesting thought: With the MLS academies playing a non-MLS opponent only once, it devalues a win or loss against them. For example, Strikers beating LAG is less important (as only 1 game) then how they do against Nomads home and away. Also, curious how they will score the rankings.
If it's PPG then LAFC is 1, Strikers 2, etc... But if it is just points than weird things happen like Murrieta goes to #2 and LAFC drops to #5, granted LAFC just beat Murrieta 10-1. Seems odd to count games for/against MLS academies when the rest of the division don't get to play those teams. Curious how the playoffs will be sorted with this league/inter-league format. You can also see in this how non-MLS teams have more points because they have played more games than LAFC or LAG. So, not sure how playoffs will be decided. Like, LAG is 0-2 in their Prop Player Pathway (PPP) league but 2-1 in the Elite Player Pathway (EPP) league.
So, if LAG is good local but bad when facing out of area teams, do you penalize them locally concerning playoffs?
Interesting. No point really, just thinking out loud when I saw the difference in match played.
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The standings are wack-a-doodle right now. For us, according to MLS Next, we have 3 "interleague" games and 2 "league" games in Southwest division. Our 3 interleague games are against SoCal teams and our 2 league games are against AZ opponents. We have yet to play any MLS Academy.Interesting thought: With the MLS academies playing a non-MLS opponent only once, it devalues a win or loss against them. For example, Strikers beating LAG is less important (as only 1 game) then how they do against Nomads home and away. Also, curious how they will score the rankings.
If it's PPG then LAFC is 1, Strikers 2, etc... But if it is just points than weird things happen like Murrieta goes to #2 and LAFC drops to #5, granted LAFC just beat Murrieta 10-1. Seems odd to count games for/against MLS academies when the rest of the division don't get to play those teams. Curious how the playoffs will be sorted with this league/inter-league format. You can also see in this how non-MLS teams have more points because they have played more games than LAFC or LAG. So, not sure how playoffs will be decided. Like, LAG is 0-2 in their Prop Player Pathway (PPP) league but 2-1 in the Elite Player Pathway (EPP) league.
So, if LAG is good local but bad when facing out of area teams, do you penalize them locally concerning playoffs?
Interesting. No point really, just thinking out loud when I saw the difference in match played.
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PPG will be used as there will not be a equal amount of games for all teams.
I would guess that the PP division will have a difference vs EP in the NEXT playoffs either qualifications or a separation during group play.
I predict that PPG will be the factor but even then it's weird as LAG plays RSL twice while Strikers never plays RSL. Or, LAFC plays LAG three times and Nomads only plays LAG once. So, yeah... just weird. Who knows how it will work out. I assume that it will favor the MLS clubs as it's an MLS driven league. I'm under the impression that MLS Academies that don't qualify for the playoffs have their own showcase at the playoff events. Also, the December showcase will not have MLS academies playing non-MLS academies.
I wonder if the qualifications will actually be league standings in PPP and EPP leagues... meaning what Strikers does against LAG doesn't actually matter towards playoffs. For example, West PPP 1 seed vs East EPP 3 seed could be one matchup. There are 13 divisions. 5PPP, 8 EPPP. They need 32 or 64 teams for a bracket style playoff... I can't come up with any way to get 13 divisions to 64.... and at least one of the PPP divisions is only 4 teams. So, you take the top 3 from and 8 team division and top 3 from a 4 team division?
Just a hot mess.
I won't be surprise to see PP and EP in seperate half's of a bracket and only cross play after a certain point in the playoffs like the quarters or finals. Pretty sure MLS teams would rather play other MLS as long as they can
No way, haha. No way that the MLS clubs wait to face a good non-MLS team. I think the playoffs will favor MLS academies (in path or quantity). No way that they all knock each other and leave a non-MLS team to win it all.
This ain't Surf setting the brackets at Surf Cup. hahaha.
Heres the video of the goal i foundI see SJ Quakes U15 beat LAFC U15 1-0. Anyone at the game who can provide details?
nice job LAG... great to see them come togetherLAG beat Portland 4-0 and then tied 1-1 with San Jose.
Haven't heard that McFarlane was in but San Diego's own Diego Roccio, Turner and Axel Perez.I hear Axel Perez, Gavin Turner, and probably Christian McFarlane as the potential '07's at U17 camp.