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r/USL1

I know this is a summer league for mostly college players but I don't know the odds that they go on to play in the USL or a higher level. I'm not sure if this is it and the highest most of them will reach or if some will go on to play somewhere else after they're done with college/USL2.

Does anyone know what the playoff attendances for the first round of games were including Lionsbridge, Little Rock, Ocean City and Asheville? I’m curious. I know Vermont. And peorias attendance

Salem City vs Virginia Beach United , Almaden FC vs United PDX , Brave SC vs Sarasota Paradise , Fort Wayne FC vs Midwest United , They play more or less at the same time, not knowing the teams well I would like to ask you which one to watch among these matches I should watch

Does anybody know if the playoff tickets are more expensive than the regular season tickets I looked on their website and it says $14 for adults $7 for children but when I buy them at the door at the regular season it was $12 for adults and $5 for children is it cheaper to buy them at the door? I'm trying to get people to go that's never been to a game before and I don't want to tell them the wrong price

So I really got hooked into watching summer league teams this year. I didn't realize how many teams there are especially where I live in the bay area. I saw the SF Glens, SF City FC, Project 510, Almaden FC and a handful of teams in the USLW like Oakland Soul for the first time.

I can't believe how many local teams there are in my area and the quality is very good to! I realized you really have to look for it though. Its not heavily advertised and you have to check the team's website or social media. I do feel a little out of place not being affiliated with any of the family or players but I really love going to some cheap/free competitive games up close. Every summer now I'm going to be looking for games to attend. Makes for a nice casual outing.

Question for anyone who has played at any level, not just USL2:

So many games are played on fields marked for football as well as soccer. Do you ever find it confusing, having two sets of lines? For example, just watching, I always think for just a second that the ball is out of bounds when it crosses the football boundary and have to remind myself, no, you're watching soccer. I've always wondered if players ever get "lost" on the field.