The Revolution Academy needs to make some changes.

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These programs aren’t too bad! In addition to a “home grown” signing.
Revs only average 9-10 college age players/ year.

Revolution Academy College Commitments

Name

Hometown

School

Andy Chisholm

North Attleborough, Mass.

Providence College

Ryan Clare

Wellesley, Mass.

Princeton University

Alex Clarke

Windsor, Conn.

Bucknell University

Tim Ennin

East Hartford, Conn.

University of Connecticut

Alex Nagy

Bow, N.H.

University of Vermont

Kevin Vang

Cranston, R.I.

Providence College

Ohad Yahalom

Brookline, Mass.

Dartmouth College

So only 3 Massachusetts Revs players made the jump to college, and one of those was actually a Bolt player? That is TERRIBLE. I expected better from them. Is it a lack of college relationships amongst the coaches?

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FORMER Revs Player Signs Contract

https://www.prosoccerusa.com/mls/new...n-sporting-cp/

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So only 3 Massachusetts Revs players made the jump to college, and one of those was actually a Bolt player? That is TERRIBLE. I expected better from them. Is it a lack of college relationships amongst the coaches?

And a lot of them are sitting on the bench. . . or sat the bench a year and then transferred. Awesome placement. . .
Also curious why if Scales was the big deal coach from Cornell WHY have there been no Revs sent in the Ithaca direction??

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So only 3 Massachusetts Revs players made the jump to college, and one of those was actually a Bolt player? That is TERRIBLE. I expected better from them. Is it a lack of college relationships amongst the coaches?

That is all they had on their roster. What are they supposed to do?

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That is all they had on their roster. What are they supposed to do?

So they weed out all the MA players by college commitment time? Super.

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That is all they had on their roster. What are they supposed to do?

You conveniently forgot about:

RE-M - Revere, MA

PL-B - Cambridge, MA

Where did they end up?

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You conveniently forgot about:

RE-M - Revere, MA

PL-B - Cambridge, MA

Where did they end up?

So 80% are playing D1. 1 playing professionally. 2 undecided.
What are the percentages for your club?

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So 80% are playing D1. 1 playing professionally. 2 undecided.
What are the percentages for your club?

Is that Revs math? Try again Einstein. There are 3/5 MA players from 2018 on a college team and 2/5 nowhere to be found. The "pro" wasn't cutting it at any school anywhere. He better invest his $55,000 after taxes wisely. The entire GPS U19 team went on to college, so that's 100% right?

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Is that Revs math? Try again Einstein. There are 3/5 MA players from 2018 on a college team and 2/5 nowhere to be found. The "pro" wasn't cutting it at any school anywhere. He better invest his $55,000 after taxes wisely. The entire GPS U19 team went on to college, so that's 100% right?

Cemantics. You need to remember what the Revs are about. They are there to find possible future pro players. Not interested in sending your son to D3.

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These programs aren’t too bad! In addition to a “home grown” signing.
Revs only average 9-10 college age players/ year.

Revolution Academy College Commitments

Name

Hometown

School

Andy Chisholm

North Attleborough, Mass.

Providence College

Ryan Clare

Wellesley, Mass.

Princeton University

Alex Clarke

Windsor, Conn.

Bucknell University

Tim Ennin

East Hartford, Conn.

University of Connecticut

Alex Nagy

Bow, N.H.

University of Vermont

Kevin Vang

Cranston, R.I.

Providence College

Ohad Yahalom

Brookline, Mass.

Dartmouth College

We've been through this. Please take the Wellesley/Princeton kid off of the Revs list. He committed to them when he was with Bolts and BEFORE he ever played for Revs in the spring of his senior year.

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Cemantics. You need to remember what the Revs are about. They are there to find possible future pro players. Not interested in sending your son to D3.

Cemantics? I guess you went pro rather than to college.

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You need to remember what the Revs are about. They are there to find possible future pro players. Not interested in sending your son to D3.

Valid point. Can you tell me the percentage of total players ever to suit up for the Revs Academy that have gone pro? Is it 1%? Could it be .05%? I'll wait.

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Valid point. Can you tell me the percentage of total players ever to suit up for the Revs Academy that have gone pro? Is it 1%? Could it be .05%? I'll wait.

We all know the Revs Academy is s hit, but it is less s hit than the other options.

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Valid point. Can you tell me the percentage of total players ever to suit up for the Revs Academy that have gone pro? Is it 1%? Could it be .05%? I'll wait.

Still waiting.

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Still waiting.

Going pro with the Revs is a minimum wage dead-end.