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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a silly discussion.

GA is hemorrhaging talent and filling the gaps with the leftovers. They just took in VRSC, a club who has shown zero success on a local level, never mind state, regional or national. Yeah, they have a great facility and poached some interesting coaches. But being GA isn't going to enable VRSC to compete with the local ECNL clubs, not when those who know are going to steer their players toward Union, VDA and NVA. Even Regional League is stronger than GA with the exception of the top-of-the-top, which includes dead-in-the-water FCV and Ukrainians, who are leaving for ECNL.

The numbers about ECNL don't lie: they place the most player at D1s, at P4s, and yes, at the pro ranks, both domestic and abroad. GA is second fiddle and it's not even close.

Let's stop acting like a sanctioning decision that has zero impact on where the talent will go will have any discernable impact on the youth soccer landscape.[/quote]
Hahaha someone is scared...
[url]https://giphy.com/gifs/RosannaPansino-ro-rosanna-pansino-xFtUy6RjM97msjVjAb[/url][/quote]

Please, indulge me. What am I scared of?

906 D1 verbal commitments for the 2025 class, with a breakdown by platform:
ECNL: 663 (73.2%)           
Girls Academy: 189 (20.9%)          
All Others: 30 (3.3%)

Plus 24 from Canada.

Read the room. GA is a second class citizen and it ain't even close.[/quote]

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