Podcasts about mls combine

Remember to Like, Share, and Subscribe! Trinidad & Tobago international defender Yohance Marshall sits with us and discusses his current passion and Foundation, as well as his international career and journey. He walks through overcoming the early MLS Combine despair, to have a career that eventually took him to the MLS, Myanmar, Thailand, his international caps, Iceland, and more. We discuss: Futsal for Trinidad and Tobago Playing in Iceland and how did he get there Canbouplay Foundation Formative Years Intercol to Collegiate College Experiences and MLS Combine Fitness with Becks The Values of Mentoring A Galaxy of Experience Thailand & Myanmar International Caps His Foundation: https://www.canbouplayfoundation.com/ Follow us at our other platforms for more: https://linktr.ee/trifactorpod

On this episode, Joe Lowery, Adam Snavely, and Adam Snavely's beard run through nine wonderful listener questions! They also formerly bang the gavel on the Total Soccer Show Opinion Machine, so there's that. 2:30 - Michael Bradley has received a lot of hate with the USMNT. What was the last great game he had before the hate began?13:28 - How would Gio Reyna's career have been impacted if he had signed a pro contract with NYCFC?21:40 - How dependent is Berhalter's tactical system on CBs playing on the side of their dominant foot?26:55 - How are college players selected to go to the MLS Combine and be eligible for the MLS SuperDraft?33:05 - What do you do if your child will watch soccer with you, but insists on rooting for the other team?36:03 - Would Brazilian Ronaldo be thought of as highly as Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pele, and Maradona had he not suffered so many injuries?44:00 - How much do MLS teams make from jersey sales in comparison to other clubs around the world?48:56 - Who will be the oldest player in the USMNT's 2026 World Cup squad?54:15 - If you could add one player to the USMNT for the 2026 World Cup, who would it be?Sponsors!SoFi! Every weekday morning, the SoFi daily podcast keeps you up to date with important business news, stock market happenings, and how they affect your financial life!fuboTV! Go to fubotv.com/TSS for 15% off your first month and a free trial!Blue Nile! Thinking of popping the question? Take a look at an incredible, limited-edition collection of diamond engagement rings at bluenile.com!Magic Spoon! Head to MagicSpoon.com/TSS and use the code ‘TSS' for free shipping! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode, Joe Lowery, Adam Snavely, and Adam Snavely’s beard run through nine wonderful listener questions! They also formerly bang the gavel on the Total Soccer Show Opinion Machine, so there’s that.  2:30 - Michael Bradley has received a lot of hate with the USMNT. What was the last great game he had before the hate began? 13:28 - How would Gio Reyna’s career have been impacted if he had signed a pro contract with NYCFC? 21:40 - How dependent is Berhalter’s tactical system on CBs playing on the side of their dominant foot? 26:55 - How are college players selected to go to the MLS Combine and be eligible for the MLS SuperDraft? 33:05 - What do you do if your child will watch soccer with you, but insists on rooting for the other team? 36:03 - Would Brazilian Ronaldo be thought of as highly as Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pele, and Maradona had he not suffered so many injuries? 44:00 - How much do MLS teams make from jersey sales in comparison to other clubs around the world? 48:56 - Who will be the oldest player in the USMNT’s 2026 World Cup squad? 54:15 - If you could add one player to the USMNT for the 2026 World Cup, who would it be? Sponsors! SoFi! Every weekday morning, the SoFi daily podcast keeps you up to date with important business news, stock market happenings, and how they affect your financial life! fuboTV! Go to fubotv.com/TSS for 15% off your first month and a free trial! Blue Nile! Thinking of popping the question? Take a look at an incredible, limited-edition collection of diamond engagement rings at bluenile.com! Magic Spoon! Head to MagicSpoon.com/TSS and use the code ‘TSS’ for free shipping! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris ransom and Joseph potter reveal the invites for the 2020 mls combine in Kansas City next week.  We also break down the top seven players that have accepted their invites to mobile.  I will do a New York Jets draft simulation for all seven rounds. After that I’ll get into the Francisco lindor trade rumors and some fantasy hockey center rankings.

In this Episode we talk to Nationals Tri-County U13-U19 DOC about his journey through soccer. Rec in Troy, Michigan, Walking on at SVSU, Being a 2x GLIAC player of the a year, Invite to the MLS Combine, coaching for pennies and winning his first State Cup! (Special Appearances from the doggie duo of Thor & Loki) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TacticalFoul/support

Chris Wehan joins the podcast to talk about his journey to the professional ranks, his time with New Mexico United, as well as his thoughts on the MLS Combine.

Er stammte aus der Jugend von Tennis Borussia Berlin und Hertha BSC und hatte die Karriere zum Bundesligaspieler zum Greifen nah. Im August 2012 saß er als Ersatzkeeper auf der Bank der alten Dame und konnte das erste, bisher aber auch das einzige Mal Bundesligaluft schnuppern. Die meiste Zeit verbrachte er in der 2. Mannschaft von Hertha BSC, doch der Sprung in den Profifußball sollte noch nicht sein. Aus diesem Grund wählte Ben Lundt einen anderen Weg und zog ging an ein College in den USA. Dort konnte er nicht nur studieren, sondern auch weiterhin auf hohem Niveau Fußball spielen, Spielpraxis bekommen und weiterhin den Traum vom Profifußball vor Augen haben. Im Januar 2019 war es dann soweit und er durfte am MLS Combine , bei dem man den MLS Teams sein Können präsentieren kann. Anschließend findet alljährlich der MLS Draft statt, bei dem ihn der FC Cincinnati wählte. Um weitere Spielerfahrung sammeln zu können, verlieh das Team ihn nach Louisville in die USL, bei denen er nun regelmäßig im Tor steht. Doch wie ist das Leben als Fußballprofi in den USA und wie ist die Qualität im College und der USL? Diese und viele weitere Fragen konnten Daniel, Vincent und Anne ...

Er stammte aus der Jugend von Tennis Borussia Berlin und Hertha BSC und hatte die Karriere zum Bundesligaspieler zum Greifen nah. Im August 2012 saß er als Ersatzkeeper auf der Bank der alten Dame und konnte das erste, bisher aber auch das einzige Mal Bundesligaluft schnuppern. Die meiste Zeit verbrachte er in der 2. Mannschaft von Hertha BSC, doch der Sprung in den Profifußball sollte noch nicht sein. Aus diesem Grund wählte Ben Lundt einen anderen Weg und zog ging an ein College in den USA. Dort konnte er nicht nur studieren, sondern auch weiterhin auf hohem Niveau Fußball spielen, Spielpraxis bekommen und weiterhin den Traum vom Profifußball vor Augen haben. Im Januar 2019 war es dann soweit und er durfte am MLS Combine , bei dem man den MLS Teams sein Können präsentieren kann. Anschließend findet alljährlich der MLS Draft statt, bei dem ihn der FC Cincinnati wählte. Um weitere Spielerfahrung sammeln zu können, verlieh das Team ihn nach Louisville in die USL, bei denen er nun regelmäßig im Tor steht. Doch wie ist das Leben als Fußballprofi in den USA und wie ist die Qualität im College und der USL? Diese und viele weitere Fragen konnten Daniel, Vincent und Anne in der 16. Folge des MLS Podcasts im Interview mit Ben Lundt stellen und damit einen guten Einblick in den Fußball im College, der USL, aber auch zu den Zukunftsplänen von ihm erhalten. Anschließend gab es aber auch wieder die gewohnten Spielanalysen, denn trotz Gold Cup startet auch die MLS wieder. Da der MLS Podcast noch in seinen Anfängen steckt, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr über Rückmeldungen, Meinungen, Feedback oder Kritik. Auch Themenvorschläge, die ihr in künftigen Folgen hören wollt, nehmen wir gern entgegen. Das könnt ihr gern bei Twitter unter den Hashtags #DerMLSPodcast und #DAZNSoccer machen oder uns auf Facebook unter United States Soccer News anschreiben. Wer gern ausführliche Mails schreibt, erreicht uns unter box2box(at)posteo.de. Den bereits mehrfach erwähnten Discord Server findet ihr unter dem Namen MLS GER Treff unter https://discord.gg/afnKAzk Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Er stammte aus der Jugend von Tennis Borussia Berlin und Hertha BSC und hatte die Karriere zum Bundesligaspieler zum Greifen nah. Im August 2012 saß er als Ersatzkeeper auf der Bank der alten Dame und konnte das erste, bisher aber auch das einzige Mal Bundesligaluft schnuppern. Die meiste Zeit verbrachte er in der 2. Mannschaft von Hertha BSC, doch der Sprung in den Profifußball sollte noch nicht sein. Aus diesem Grund wählte Ben Lundt einen anderen Weg und zog ging an ein College in den USA. Dort konnte er nicht nur studieren, sondern auch weiterhin auf hohem Niveau Fußball spielen, Spielpraxis bekommen und weiterhin den Traum vom Profifußball vor Augen haben. Im Januar 2019 war es dann soweit und er durfte am MLS Combine , bei dem man den MLS Teams sein Können präsentieren kann. Anschließend findet alljährlich der MLS Draft statt, bei dem ihn der FC Cincinnati wählte. Um weitere Spielerfahrung sammeln zu können, verlieh das Team ihn nach Louisville in die USL, bei denen er nun regelmäßig im Tor steht. Doch wie ist das Leben als Fußballprofi in den USA und wie ist die Qualität im College und der USL? Diese und viele weitere Fragen konnten Daniel, Vincent und Anne in der 16. Folge des MLS Podcasts im Interview mit Ben Lundt stellen und damit einen guten Einblick in den Fußball im College, der USL, aber auch zu den Zukunftsplänen von ihm erhalten. Anschließend gab es aber auch wieder die gewohnten Spielanalysen, denn trotz Gold Cup startet auch die MLS wieder. Da der MLS Podcast noch in seinen Anfängen steckt, freuen wir uns natürlich sehr über Rückmeldungen, Meinungen, Feedback oder Kritik. Auch Themenvorschläge, die ihr in künftigen Folgen hören wollt, nehmen wir gern entgegen. Das könnt ihr gern bei Twitter unter den Hashtags #DerMLSPodcast und #DAZNSoccer machen oder uns auf Facebook unter United States Soccer News anschreiben. Wer gern ausführliche Mails schreibt, erreicht uns unter box2box(at)posteo.de. Den bereits mehrfach erwähnten Discord Server findet ihr unter dem Namen MLS GER Treff unter https://discord.gg/afnKAzk

How fast? How tall? How strong? Oh yes, you know what I am talking about. The MLS Combine and the MLS SuperDraft. With the draft happening this week, Gary and I wanted to record our thoughts and provide a different perspective than the other media outlets. A perspective rooted in the first-hand experience. Not just […] The post Episode 143: 3four3’s Crystal Clear Guide to the MLS Combine and MLS SuperDraft. appeared first on 3four3.

Welcome back to another edition of the Sons of a Pitch: An American Soccer Podcast! Tonight, we put listener @eric_turner7 in the driver seat, answering his questions and discussing the latest news from around the league. With Atlanta United coming off an MLS Cup victory, undergoing a lot of roster changes, and matching up against Liga MX club Monterrey or Sporting KC in the 2nd round of the Concacaf Champions League, the odds are definitely against the Five Stripes making a deep run. Mike shares how Atlanta can learn from Toronto FC's run in 2018 and why they might be able to overcome the challenges that await. Next, Nick dives into the MLS Combine and SuperDraft, sharing different philosophies. FC Cincinnati, needing to fill a new MLS roster, traded to acquire draft picks, for a total of 7. They're building through the draft. Philadelphia Union, who traded 5 picks to FCC, needs the money to build through signings, while the Red Bulls and FC Dallas are known to build through their academies. In other player news, Mike breaks down how the LA Galaxy can get out of having 4 Designated Players on their roster (rules mandate no more than 3). While Gio dos Santos is the likely move, having grossly under-performed, the Galaxy could most easily move Romain Alessandrini, who has been the brightest star for the Galaxy over the last several seasons. Finally and after listening to an interview with GM Nelson Rodriguez, Nick goes on a rant against the Chicago Fire. Not only is Rodriguez a terrible interview, he offered no concrete plan for the future, no evidence of future signings, and supports a coach who players have been fleeing from. Mike breaks down the current Fire roster and isn't optimistic either. With only weeks to go before training camp, Chicago only has 4 defenders and 2 goalkeepers on their roster - and neither GK should be starting in the MLS. Keep your eyes open for more underwhelming moves by the Fire.   Thanks again for listening, be sure to follow us on twitter @SOPSoccer, and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

A packed show covering MLS Combine, rumors and transfers. Plus interviews with two general managers and one head coach! 15:03 Dennis Te Kloese on the LA Galaxy’s four designated players 19:52 MLS rumors and transfers 37:49 Alan Koch on what makes good expansion teams and FCC’s moves to come 52:08 Nelson Rodriguez on Chicago Fire offseason and moves to come 1:17:27 Mailbag

Chris Ransom and Oren Shiri discuss NFL news in the first half and hour.  We also interview Florida International forward Santiago Patino at 6 PM EST by previewing the 2019 MLS Combine and discuss awards for the NFL at the end.

With Taylor and Daryl out of town, Travis called up Bobby Warshaw to discuss the upcoming MLS Combine and MLS Draft. Bobby also gets into his own experiences as a player participating in the Combine and Draft, and a lingering beef with a certain TDSS Host. They also break down what GMs and coaches will be looking for this year, and the changing significance of college soccer from season to season. Get 20% off a TopDrawerSoccer Premier subscription by using code "podcast" at http://topdrawersoccer.com/subscribe

The Lions lost yet another game without so much as scoring a goal — that’s five shutouts in a row now — and it turns out that a low-scoring team is not helped by missing both its strikers and most significant attacking midfielder. We’ve got your Orlando CIty-New England Revolution breakdown, such as it is, and our Man of the Match picks. We also discussed the news about Sydney Leroux’s summer illness that she announced on social media on Monday and both of us have been through similar experiences so we know how difficult things have been for her and husband Dom Dwyer in recent weeks. All of our support and good vibes go out to them. The USMNT and USWNT have been in action since we last spoke to you and we’ve got thoughts on how those matches have gone, as well as the news that the MLS Combine is returning to Orlando. We answered our mailbag questions of the week and gave our key match-ups and score predictions for the Lions’ upcoming matches against Seattle and Columbus as well. If there’s something you want us to address on our next show, just ask by tweeting it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Here’s how show No. 146 went down: 0:13 - The Lions didn’t score again and we’re not that surprised as it turns out. 11:28 - Awful details from Sydney Leroux about her summer illness. 22:09 - The USMNT fought hard in a losing effort vs. Colombia but the USWNT has been smoking everyone and has reached next year’s World Cup in France. 32:00 - Our mailbag wants to know about Chris Mueller and transfer rumors. 37:23 - Key match-ups and score predictions for matches against the Seattle Sounders and Columbus Crew. Please don’t hurt us, Justin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode Vince talks with Parker Victor, the head sports performance coach of Athletes' Training Center in Omaha, Nebraska. Parker about how he trains his youth athletes, how he trains for specific testing measurements and his experience getting a professional soccer player ready for the MLS season and the MLS Combine. Be sure to let us know if you have any comments. Don't forget to rate and review!  

The first PawedCast of 2018 is here and it’s so jam packed we didn’t even have time to wish each other — or you — a happy new year. Since we last released the PawedCast, Orlando City has signed seven players and re-signed one, the Pride re-signed Dani Weatherholt, the Cyle Larin transfer saga has spun out of control, the preseason and regular season schedules have dropped, OCB has taken a hiatus, the club moved its academy, and the SheBelieves Cup is coming. And other stuff, but those are the biggies. We talk about all of that and still give you the bonus of our interview with Orlando City General Manager Niki Budalic just as the MLS Combine is ending and the SuperDraft is about to happen in Philly. Niki was kind enough to spend some of his valuable pre-draft time with us talking about the SuperDraft, the Combine, Sacha Kljestan, Josué Colmán, and more.  We also spoke about the NWSL, the Pride’s off-season needs — including the status of unsigned players. And we answered listener questions in our mailbag. If there’s something you want us to address on our next show, tweet it to us @TheManeLand with the hashtag #AskTMLPC. Here’s your map to the sprawl of Episode No. 112: 0:12- The Lions have put together an incredible string of business since we last talked and we address every one of them. Plus, Kaká’s retirement, and the three-ring Larin circus in Turkey. 48:08- Niki Budalic returns to the PawedCast to answer our SuperDraft, MLS Combine, and player transfer questions, including some interesting nuggets like how some green cards are coming that will free up some international slots. 1:03:45- Women’s soccer, starting with the Pride, but also touching on some amazing NWSL trades, plus the SheBelieves Cup is coming! Plus, your mailbag questions are answered and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Day 3 of the MLS Combine wraps up. I also recap day 3 of Shrine Game practices.

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Chris Ransom recaps the Divisonal Round games from Sunday as well as the 2018 MLS Combine. I also go over practice sessions from Day 1 of the Shrine Game.

The guys sit down in Orlando to talk MLS Combine and offseason moves. Then they sitdown with "The Architect" Tim Bezbatchenko to talk about running a successful organization, helping build the league, the future of the league, and much more.

Chris Ransom, Joseph Potter, and Andrew Kermish break down the 2018 NFL Draft Outside Linebacker Rankings we also reveal which saturday teams advanced to Conference Championship week and recap day 1 of the 2018 MLS Combine.

Chris Ransom previews the Divisional Round and the 2018 MLS Combine.

Chris Ransom, Ryan Romero, and Tracy Porter make week 16 picks. We also discuss the remaining NFL games and reveal the 60 seniors that got MLS Combine invites.

Welcome to the first episode in 2017 of The NYCFC Nation Podcast! The usual crew is in house today along with special guest Nick Roloson. NYCFC109 Show link: http://thenycfcnation.com/2017/01/the-good-the-bad-and-the-eh/ After our initial discussion on what was the worst thing we've done to watch a soccer match we dig right into the announcement that RJ Allen and Thomas McNamara were given new contracts. NYCFC also loaned out Jefferson Mena over to Ecuadorian club Barcelona FC and have recently loaned in Miguel Camargo. Conner Brandt was also seen with fellow NYC players in social media and we speculate on what that could mean. How freaked out are we really that New York City FC hasn't spent money on improving the roster compared to the rest of the MLS League? We then move into the recent MLS Combine and some players that could be targeted by New York City FC. Is it at all possible that NYC trades up for a first round draft pick? Towards the end we play a game called The Good, The Bad and The Eh in regards to City Football Group's international scouting system for NYCFC. We finally wrap up talking about NASL, USL and the Fifa World Cup. Don't forget to give us a 5 star rating and review to help other New York City FC fans find the podcast. Leave a rating and review on iTunes!

Ian Clarke and Aaron Neilsen discuss the 2016 Sigma Showcase prior to an interview with Sigma FC's Technical Director Bobby Smyrniotis. First is a discussion surrounding the Sigma showcase and thoughts on the event, then moving into player development and how the NCAA leads to the MLS Combine and SuperDraft. Then is the interview with Bobby Smyrniotis, who discusses what the showcase means for soccer in Southern Ontario, then looking at this year's class, the players heading into the 2017 SuperDraft and finally going over what the Canadian Premier League could mean for them and Canadian Soccer.

Guess who’s back? After a few weeks to recharge their batteries over the holidays, Andrew and David sit down in the aquarium to try to wrap their heads around everything that’s happened in MLS as clubs prepare for the MLS Combine and SuperDraft. Hint: It’s an awful lot.   First up, Minnesota United FC got Batman (Miguel Ibarra) and Superman (Christian Ramirez) back together as the attack begins to take shape. San Jose, meanwhile, finally has a general manager, but you probably won’t recognize his name. Yeah, but what about Designated Players, you say? Sporting KC and Crew SC snagged one apiece and it looks like Real Salt Lake are on the brink of signing a European No. 10 as well. And that’s just the beginning, because Houston appears to be killing it, Fabian Castillo’s fate is in the balance, the Fire are making moves, Seattle are reloading and plenty more is floating around as the transfer window opens.   In the second segment, it’s all Combine, SuperDraft and Bruce Arena’s first-ever (well, this time, anyway) US national team camp. David gives his take on the crop of Generation adidas and college senior signings, and points out the possible difference makers who’ll hope to impress teams in Los Angeles. Then the guys break down the 32-player squad called in by Arena in the lead up to the first national team games of 2017. Snubs? Not many, but that’s because there are some many interesting names among the all-MLS group.   Mailbag provides a platform to congratulate Mike Magee for a brilliant career, dissect Bob Bradley’s brief EPL tenure and identify the quietest team in the player market so far this offseason.

In the final episode before the MLS SuperDraft, Andrew and David check in with Doyle, who is down in Ft. Lauderdale at the MLS Combine, to see who has been flying up (and down) draft boards, what the Fire will do about the No. 1 pick and whether this draft class is stronger than the previous editions. After a quick break, the guys chat with the man most likely to be taken first overall, Georgetown defender Joshua Yaro. What made him finally decide to go pro and sign with MLS? Yaro may have to deal with the likes of Yura Movisisyan in MLS as it appears the Armenian striker is close to becoming the goalscorer Real Salt Lake have been searching for. Plus, is Tim Sebastian the Matt Miazga backup plan? And does Sporting KC already have a center forward option in their squad to cover Dom Dwyer? In the mailbag, the guys talk Ballon d’O and help settle some simmering family feuds.

Soccer, news, transfers, and fashion – Thursday’s show has it all. First, the guys dig into the youthful USA roster called in for January camp by Jurgen Klinsmann. Which U23 prospect or senior hopeful has Andrew most excited? Which Crew SC neophytes does David see shining the brightest? In the second segment, news and fashion are combined. MLS dropped the 2016 schedule with two editions of Heineken Rivalry Week and plenty of national television games, so start planning those road trips and tailgates. One team that isn't on the schedule but is making waves is LAFC via Thursday morning’s crest reveal. Andrew and David drool over potential swag (shouldn’t they be giving that away!), then Bobby Warshaw calls in to walk you through the MLS Combine experience from a player's point of view – nerves, roommates, job interviews and more. In the mailbag, a Columbus fan challenges the current “Gas Man,” and Chicago Fire faithful change their tune about Didier Drogba and Jermaine Jones.

As the calendar turns, the guys return to New York for a special show recapping all the holiday news around MLS. The Galaxy made plenty of headlines as Omar Gonzalez and Juninho took their talents to Liga MX, and Bruce Arena joins to give his take on the transfers and what’s next for LA. Plus, the Didier Drogba saga continues, and new signings begin to trickle into the league. The silly season is in full swing, including a bevy of MLS Combine and SuperDraft news. Goal.com’s Ives Galarcep checks in to give the lowdown on the 2016 Generation adidas class, Jordan Morris and Dax McCarty. In the mailbag, a Union fan is unhappy about the club’s ETR holiday tidings, Orlando supporters wonder if they need a new forward and the Dynamo’s defensive misgivings are examined.

The guys start with the news of the day in the soccer world. Cristiano Ronaldo won the Ballon d'Or, but how did Americans vote? Who is the media member who get the honor alongside Clint Dempsey and Jurgen Klinsmann? That'd be Soccer America's Paul Kennedy, who joins to explain how got that honor and what goes into the vote. Then, with the MLS SuperDraft looming on Thursday (Live show on MLSsoccer.com and Sirius XM FC), MLSsoccer.com's own Jonathan Yardley calls in from South Florida where the MLS Combine is in full swing. See what's shaking on the ground and who Yardley thinks will go in the top three spots. In the second segment, the guys turn to the US national team, specifically the U-20s frustrating CONCACAF U-20 Championship start and Klinsmann's January camp decisions. What's wrong with US youth teams? What's up the Olympic and first-team roster mix in Carson? In the mailbag, Red Bulls fans get their platform after Friday's special with New York sporting director Ali Curtis. See what they had to say... Email us at ExtraTime@MLSsoccer.com or tweet us at @ExtraTimeRadio. And make sure you check out our West Coast brethren at March to the Match every Wednesday!

The month of January has been a busy month for the MSU men's soccer program. Fatai Alashe and Adam Montague are down at the 2015 MLS Combine in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Jay Chapman has left early to pursue a professional soccer career and MSU associate head coach, Kylie Stannard, has left to become the men's head soccer coach at Yale University. Michigan State head soccer coach, Damon Rensing, calls into the studio from the 2015 MLS Combine to discuss how Alashe and Montague have done at the MLS Combine. We also discuss what lies ahead for Chapman and how much of an impact Stannard will have at Yale University.

In a special edition of ETR, Red Bulls' sporting director Ali Curtis takes a break from MLS Combine scouting to explain all the moving and shaking in his first two weeks on the job. What happened to Mike Petke? What’s next for the club? DPs? Cahill? Jozy? Sasha?

The MLS Combine is from January 9-13 and 55 seniors are competing to raise their draft stock for the MLS SuperDraft on January 15. Brooks Laimbeer, host of Corner Kick, and J.R. Eskilson, reporter for topdrawersoccer.com, discuss the six Big Ten soccer players going to the MLS Combine as well as other players from college soccer conferences around the United States.

Senior forward, Adam Montague, and senior midfielder, Fatai Alashe, begin their preparation for the MLS Combine, which takes place from January 6-8 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. On this episode of Corner Kick, hosted by Brooks Laimbeer, Adam and Fatai discuss how they are prepping for the MLS Combine and we look back on their favorite moments in the Green and White and who they will miss playing soccer with.

Brooks Laimbeer, host of Corner Kick, and topdrawersoccer.com reporter, J.R. Eskilson, recap the Elite Eight matchups and give their predictions for the College Cup and who they believe will win the National Championship. Brooks and J.R. also discuss who will likely go to the MLS Combine from the Michigan State men's soccer team and who will be drafted in the 2015 MLS Draft.

In the fifth edition of Corner Kick Roundtable, co-host Brooks Laimbeer interviews Matt Doyle, news media editor at MLSsoccer.com, about the 2014 MLS Combine and the 2014 MLS SuperDraft. Doyle gives predictions on where former Michigan State defenseman Kevin Cope will go in the draft and if any current Michigan State players have a future in the MLS.

Goal.com's Kyle McCarthy and ESPN's Kyle Martino break down the MLS Combine and SuperDraft.