Riding high at a World Cup on home soil, the time ...
Key takeaways
- Now to raise the level of the U.S. men's national team program.
- "This group," Gio Reyna said, "deserves something special."
- The old sports adage that success is when preparation and opportunity meet has never felt more meaningful for an American men's team: The U.S. has its most talented roster of players.
Why this matters: a sports story that could shift standings, legacies, or fan conversations.
Now to raise the level of the U.S. men's national team program. Now to reward the American fans who have dreamed of a team and a month and a chance just like this one.
"This group," Gio Reyna said, "deserves something special."
It does. The old sports adage that success is when preparation and opportunity meet has never felt more meaningful for an American men's team: The U.S. has its most talented roster of players. Its most successful coach. A favorable draw. And a home FIFA World Cup, where it is literally experiencing the most frenzied and widespread support it has ever known. (Chris Richards said his daughter told him that even the children's entertainer Blippi recently put out national team content.)