The Revolution Academy needs to make some changes.

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34 players on the roster. Good luck with that.

As it's mostly college kids their schedules are all over the place in the summer. PDL games start before some kids are even done with school

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D1

Jaren Suttles, Bolts, Army
Christian Garner, NEFC, Brooks, BC
Tyler Stott, NEFC, Westboro, BC
Gregorio Barilla, NEFC, Worcester Academy, BC
Joe Kellett, transfer, UML, BC
Nate Cole, GPS, Worcester Academy, BU
James Swomley, Bolts, Newton, Brown
Jared Bull, Bolts, Algonquin, Bryant
Adam Kulick, GPS, Cambridge, Bucknell
Andrew Stevens, GPS, Brooks, Columbia
Vittorio Luzio, Bolts, Columbia
Johnny Wilkins, transfer, PC, CCSU
Cristian Suvak, Aztecs, Winchester, UConn
Ohad Yahalom, Revs, Dartmouth
Ahira Simons, Black Rock FC, Berkshire, Dartmouth
Marcelo Lage, Bolts, Brooks, GW
Kamar Nuhiu, Oakwood, Agawam, Hartford
Ben Bryant, Bolts, R&L, Harvard
Gunnar Siegel, Bolts, High Point
Nic Andre, Bolts, HC
John Siracuse, Bolts, HC
Matt Tibbetts, Western, Lenox, HC
Alec Szwarcewicz, GPS, Newton South, HC
Will Echeverria, Longmeadow, Lafayette
James McPherson, Aztecs, Danvers, UMass
Nathaniel Cardozo, GPS, Oliver Ames, UMass
Graham Brenner, Worcester Academy, UMass
Laszlo Dorogi, Revs, Wachusett, UML
Tyler Mann, NEFC, King Phillips, UML
James McCully, Liverpool FC, Nauset, UNH
Andrew Karalis, Bolts, Belmont, Northeastern
Mo Omar, Black Rock, Berkshire, Notre Dame
Matt Leigh, NEFC, St Marks, Penn
Georges El Khoury, Seacoast, Sharon, Portland
Ryan Clare, Wellesley, Princeton
Dylan Curran, Bolts, Jamaica Plain, PC
Andrew Chisolm, Bayside Bolts, PC
Ackim Mpofu, transfer, Northeastern, St Johns
Frantz Pierrot, Melrose, St Joe's
Owen Krisak, FC Stars, Worcester Academy, Seton Hall
Julio Fulcar, Bolts, Watertown, Syracuse
Joe Morrison, Bolts, UVM
Peter Dakoyannis, Seacoast, Newton, UVM
Amos Shapiro Thompson, UVA
Rockshell Antwi, Black Rock, NMH, Wofford
Connor Haskell, GPS, Xavier

Laszlo Dorogi, NEFC, Wachusett, UML
Christopher Ciullo, NEFC, Bryant

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D1

Jaren Suttles, Bolts, Army
Christian Garner, NEFC, Brooks, BC
Tyler Stott, NEFC, Westboro, BC
Gregorio Barilla, NEFC, Worcester Academy, BC
Joe Kellett, transfer, UML, BC
Nate Cole, GPS, Worcester Academy, BU
James Swomley, Bolts, Newton, Brown
Jared Bull, Bolts, Algonquin, Bryant
Adam Kulick, GPS, Cambridge, Bucknell
Andrew Stevens, GPS, Brooks, Columbia
Vittorio Luzio, Bolts, Columbia
Johnny Wilkins, transfer, PC, CCSU
Cristian Suvak, Aztecs, Winchester, UConn
Ohad Yahalom, Revs, Dartmouth
Ahira Simons, Black Rock FC, Berkshire, Dartmouth
Marcelo Lage, Bolts, Brooks, GW
Kamar Nuhiu, Oakwood, Agawam, Hartford
Ben Bryant, Bolts, R&L, Harvard
Gunnar Siegel, Bolts, High Point
Nic Andre, Bolts, HC
John Siracuse, Bolts, HC
Matt Tibbetts, Western, Lenox, HC
Alec Szwarcewicz, GPS, Newton South, HC
Will Echeverria, Longmeadow, Lafayette
James McPherson, Aztecs, Danvers, UMass
Nathaniel Cardozo, GPS, Oliver Ames, UMass
Graham Brenner, Worcester Academy, UMass
Laszlo Dorogi, Revs, Wachusett, UML
Tyler Mann, NEFC, King Phillips, UML
James McCully, Liverpool FC, Nauset, UNH
Andrew Karalis, Bolts, Belmont, Northeastern
Mo Omar, Black Rock, Berkshire, Notre Dame
Matt Leigh, NEFC, St Marks, Penn
Georges El Khoury, Seacoast, Sharon, Portland
Ryan Clare, Wellesley, Princeton
Dylan Curran, Bolts, Jamaica Plain, PC
Andrew Chisolm, Bayside Bolts, PC
Ackim Mpofu, transfer, Northeastern, St Johns
Frantz Pierrot, Melrose, St Joe's
Owen Krisak, FC Stars, Worcester Academy, Seton Hall
Julio Fulcar, Bolts, Watertown, Syracuse
Joe Morrison, Bolts, UVM
Peter Dakoyannis, Seacoast, Newton, UVM
Amos Shapiro Thompson, UVA
Rockshell Antwi, Black Rock, NMH, Wofford
Connor Haskell, GPS, Xavier

Laszlo Dorogi, NEFC, Wachusett, UML
Christopher Ciullo, NEFC, Bryant

Cameron Schluter, NEFC, Weston, Colby

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Cameron Schluter, NEFC, Weston, Colby

Sorry, I meant to put name on the D3 list.

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Truth stranger than fiction

Those kids can run circles around ours and are HUNGRY for opportunities. That's who we need more of in US soccer, not suburban white kids who look at soccer as a means to getting into a better school.

But yeah, Trump will probably end that program. He's already talking about limiting education visas which would be crushing to our universities. They rely on some degree of full pay foreign students but also the prestige it brings to schools by having diverse student bodies and academic reputation.

But "escorts" can still get "specialty work" visas ;/ you know. To jack the prez and bring their families over.

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Revs 50% D1; 25% Pro

The tale of the tape. The Revs have become alarmingly insignificant in the college recruiting space so say people who don't understand simple math. Could there be another MLS outfit with a track record in 2018 that is this demonstrably amazing?

Can you answer this question:

How many of U18/19 players were seniors last year
-at the Revs?
-at the Bolts?
-at the GPS et al?

This should light a bulb in your brain. Don't peek at the answer below


Revs U18/19 had 5 HS seniors. That's it.
50% D1 rate for last year. Pretty amazing.
20% Pro rate. Pretty amazing

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Can you answer this question:

How many of U18/19 players were seniors last year
-at the Revs?
-at the Bolts?
-at the GPS et al?

This should light a bulb in your brain. Don't peek at the answer below


Revs U18/19 had 5 HS seniors. That's it.
50% D1 rate for last year. Pretty amazing.
20% Pro rate. Pretty amazing

A sample size of 5 is not statistically relevant, let alone to divide into a subset of "pros". Over time look at where Revs players wind up and how much (or how little) they're actually playing in college. Their pro development track record also sucks

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Dotard is such a great word

A sample size of 5 is not statistically relevant, let alone to divide into a subset of "pros". Over time look at where Revs players wind up and how much (or how little) they're actually playing in college. Their pro development track record also sucks

You obviously have your opinion, but these statistics are consistent over the past years.
Granted, more D1,D2 players and less pro in the past. (More college successes then, now starting to focus on pro development.)

Revs have only 5 seniors per year on the team. Next year it's 3 so far.

Bolts have about 40 seniors in various placements. GPS and NEFC probably have 2000 each. The comparisons you make are wildly inaccurate.

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Can you answer this question:

How many of U18/19 players were seniors last year
-at the Revs?
-at the Bolts?
-at the GPS et al?

This should light a bulb in your brain. Don't peek at the answer below


Revs U18/19 had 5 HS seniors. That's it.
50% D1 rate for last year. Pretty amazing.
20% Pro rate. Pretty amazing

This is what the Revs listed for USDA NIL Day

Kevin Vang Providence
Ohad Yahalom Dartmouth
Andy Chisholm Providence
Alex Nagy Vermont
Alex Clarke Bucknell
Ryan Clare Princeton
Tim Ennin UConn

Soccer powerhouses? Meh. Ivy placements? Good for them for being smart enough to get in. At least one also played prep soccer, a few played part of their careers in public HS. There are non DA players on all of those program rosters listed above. If commitment tracker guy keeps up his great work we'll see how they do down the road. Bets: some of those players won't be on rosters by junior year - not strong enough or big enough for D1, even the mediocre D1 we have in these parts.

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This is what the Revs listed for USDA NIL Day

Kevin Vang Providence
Ohad Yahalom Dartmouth
Andy Chisholm Providence
Alex Nagy Vermont
Alex Clarke Bucknell
Ryan Clare Princeton
Tim Ennin UConn

Soccer powerhouses? Meh. Ivy placements? Good for them for being smart enough to get in. At least one also played prep soccer, a few played part of their careers in public HS. There are non DA players on all of those program rosters listed above. If commitment tracker guy keeps up his great work we'll see how they do down the road. Bets: some of those players won't be on rosters by junior year - not strong enough or big enough for D1, even the mediocre D1 we have in these parts.

Proves the point doesn't it.
Point being Revs deliver on D1/college placement! After all, isn't that what US soccer is about?
(Obviously a failing aspiration if soccer is the point of it, nope, rich elite/ super-elite suburbans who would never go pro and use as a boost for their future orthopedic practices).

At least US is guaranteed to play 3 games in the 2026 WC.

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Proves the point doesn't it.
Point being Revs deliver on D1/college placement! After all, isn't that what US soccer is about?
(Obviously a failing aspiration if soccer is the point of it, nope, rich elite/ super-elite suburbans who would never go pro and use as a boost for their future orthopedic practices).

At least US is guaranteed to play 3 games in the 2026 WC.

Bryan, I admire that you're doing your best to solidify your position with the Revs but to resort to talking soccer is desperate. Your program (and yourself) have become the laughing stock among all the regional clubs and programs (MLS affiliated or not). Have never heard one single positive comment about you or the Revs academy.

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Can you answer this question:

How many of U18/19 players were seniors last year
-at the Revs?
-at the Bolts?
-at the GPS et al?

This should light a bulb in your brain. Don't peek at the answer below


Revs U18/19 had 5 HS seniors. That's it.
50% D1 rate for last year. Pretty amazing.
20% Pro rate. Pretty amazing

Scales at his finest. He has a bit of time on his hands perusing TS before he resumes his shoddy work at the Revs.

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This is what the Revs listed for USDA NIL Day

Kevin Vang Providence
Ohad Yahalom Dartmouth
Andy Chisholm Providence
Alex Nagy Vermont
Alex Clarke Bucknell
Ryan Clare Princeton
Tim Ennin UConn

Soccer powerhouses? Meh. Ivy placements? Good for them for being smart enough to get in. At least one also played prep soccer, a few played part of their careers in public HS. There are non DA players on all of those program rosters listed above. If commitment tracker guy keeps up his great work we'll see how they do down the road. Bets: some of those players won't be on rosters by junior year - not strong enough or big enough for D1, even the mediocre D1 we have in these parts.

Dear sir or madam,

Can you please remove Ryan Clare from the list because he was with the Bolts until December of 2017. He had already committed to Princeton before his arrival in Foxborough. That had absolutely nothing to do with the New England Revolution Academy.

Also, could you inform Mr. Math that he needs to reformulate his percentages as well.

Thanks in advance,

The Talking Soccer Community

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Dear sir or madam,

Can you please remove Ryan Clare from the list because he was with the Bolts until December of 2017. He had already committed to Princeton before his arrival in Foxborough. That had absolutely nothing to do with the New England Revolution Academy.

Also, could you inform Mr. Math that he needs to reformulate his percentages as well.

Thanks in advance,

The Talking Soccer Community

Want some cheese with that?

Kids move all over. We can say the same about the Revs dropoffs to GPS, NEFC, Bolts et al each year.

Stay on topic.

There are one handful of seniors per year at the Revs is the point.
Out of that handful, there is a high percentage of commits.

The rest is moot.

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Want some cheese with that?

Kids move all over. We can say the same about the Revs dropoffs to GPS, NEFC, Bolts et al each year.

Stay on topic.

There are one handful of seniors per year at the Revs is the point.
Out of that handful, there is a high percentage of commits.

The rest is moot.

1) No real quality commits from a soccer standpoint.
2) If half are playing in two years that will be a miracle.
3) On average there would be 9-12 seniors graduating this year. To say this smaller class is somehow representative of the Revs track record would be an exageration