After two camps, Berhalter’s evaluations of the US player pool are ongoing and plenty of personnel questions remain.

But the commitment to culture, system and process are encouraging.

The US have searched for a reliable CB combination for a few years.

Thanks to the emergence of Aaron Long, Gregg Berhalter and the Americans may finally have some answers.

Many American fans were underwhelmed by Gregg Berhalter’s first full FIFA window roster.

While some omissions are puzzling, there’s no need to panic as Berhalter appears to still be evaluating his player pool with an eye towards the Gold Cup and Olympic qualifying.

Two years after the filing of their wage discrimination Complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and less than 100 days from the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, more US Women’s National Team players are suing the US Soccer Federation. This time, they are alleging gender discrimination under the Pay Equity Act and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.

The lawsuit could last years. We analyze it.

The US won their SheBelieves Cup finale, and may have found some answers defensively in the process.

But they leave the tournament with plenty of questions ahead of their World Cup defense.

As the citizens of Fort Lauderdale debate two competing soccer proposals, they should reject the politics of parochialism and embrace cohesion and unity.

It’s the only way big-time soccer- and whoever wins- will survive in South Florida.