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1. Soccer and most college sports go back to secondary status, meaning no scholarship money
2. Sports at college take a back seat as colleges begin to focus solely on academics as the push to rein in costs becomes paramount
3. College becomes a more local priority, with stay at home option and tele-learning priorities
4.Club soccer becomes a much more localized phenomenon with far reduced travel and the importance of level diminished with the absence of scholarship money
5. Big, overreaching clubs become obsolete for reasons shown above
6. Kids of all levels begin to play the game for all the right reasons. Parents stop obsessing about future opportunities and enjoy watching the kids play.
7. Town soccer, which served the majority of the players in this country just fine for decades, makes a resurgence with better coaching due to the availability of coaches who no longer work for big clubs (baseball, football, basketball all follow suit.
8. High school sports become the primary focus again for the elite athlete, allowing for the resumption of fantastic local rivalries just as we all fondly remember. Think Thanksgiving Day soccer match followed by traditional football game.
9. The insane waste of money on futile sport’s pursuits crashes and burns, matching the fall of regular folk’s incomes
10. The rich and so-called elite go on as if nothing has happened, except now, nobody cares.
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