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Coach Dub

@Coach4them

High school soccer coach set on helping female athletes achieve their dream of playing college soccer. Dad to a D1 commit. Founder of CommitRight (link below)

انضم Mart 2026
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Coach Dub
Coach Dub@Coach4them·
@onegirltweetin @THEChrisKessell Baseball is definitely pay to play in the US too. A good athlete can become a good football player within a year. Quarterback is the only football position that requires years of training
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Chris Kessell
Chris Kessell@THEChrisKessell·
"Somebody has to pay for the coaches, the field time, etc"... Yes, we all understand that youth soccer costs money. When there are more adult clubs w/ an incentive to develop the best youth players they can. They will cover most/all of the costs. That is how Pay to Play ends.
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Bart Winkler
Bart Winkler@BartWinklerShow·
I just simply can not believe Alexi Lalas thinks people making A LIVING off of youth soccer is a good thing, it’s incredulous
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Coach Dub
Coach Dub@Coach4them·
@derekcody Seems legit to me. Who's paying for the fields, refs, lights, coaches, admins? Who's paying for equipment, uniforms? MLS? NWSL? Try offering solutions if you know better
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Derek Cody
Derek Cody@derekcody·
aaaaaaaaand THAT attitude from the "old guard" of US soccer is why the round of 16 is our ceiling "who's gonna pay for all this free soccer?" is about the dumbest response to all this that I've seen... not shocked it comes from Alexi Lalas
Alexi Lalas@AlexiLalas

Youth soccer (youth sports) is a competitive market with businesses selling a product that obviously customers are willing to pay for. I’d love if soccer was free to all. But who is going to pay for all this free soccer?

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Kieron Button
Kieron Button@kieronbutton17·
Everyone keeps blaming the pay-to-play system for why the US doesn’t develop enough elite talent. It’s definitely part of the problem. But the real issue is Culture. A proper football/soccer culture is everything. We have small pockets of it in the States, but nowhere near enough. Until soccer becomes part of the fabric of everyday life (not just something you pay for on weekends), we’ll keep falling short. And it starts at the bottom: we desperately need better coaches at the youth level, coaches who actually develop foundational skills and, more importantly, make kids fall in love with the game. What do you think is the biggest thing holding American soccer back? 👇🏼
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James Hetfield
James Hetfield@killemall2024·
@emiweelee Agree w your entire post until the last sentence. No, playing on your HS team & a Premiere level club team is not going to get you a college scholarship. Agree. She needed to be playing ECNL or MLS Next; college recruiters don't watch HS. Skills need to be developed, not free.
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Emily Johnson
Emily Johnson@emiweelee·
My teenage daughter plays soccer. She plays on her high school team and a club team. There is no way she can get onto a college team without uber expensive travel teams and ID camps. No chance just playing for her school or a rec league. This is the root of the problem.
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jasonbarbato
jasonbarbato@makewartome·
@emiweelee Not when colleges are giving nearly 50% of the spots to foreign players. Also college can’t be the only pathway. Even on the girls side.
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Coach Dub
Coach Dub@Coach4them·
False. Local community colleges beg me for ANY of my seniors that want to play college soccer. Many NAIAs too. They all have money to help students. I have many examples of players that couldn't afford travel ball but could have played in college. I also know of many clubs that award scholarships for kids to play.
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David Copeland Smith
David Copeland Smith@BeastModeSoccer·
USMNT out of the World Cup. Right on cue, the pay to play arguments start. Look deeper. Field space costs a fortune. Coaches need to get paid to do this properly, as a career, not a hobby. Most of the world is pay to play. The difference here is who does the paying. In the US, it's the parents.
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tesadventure
tesadventure@tesadventure·
Wow he gave an order, teammates didn’t even push back a bit
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Coach Dub
Coach Dub@Coach4them·
@mlycan12 It hurts reading this post Tuesday morning 😔
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Marsha Lycan
Marsha Lycan@mlycan12·
I’m usually not one to forecast the outcome of a soccer game given the unpredictability of the sport, but there is no way we lose this game versus Belgium! Not with a massive home team crowd, and unprecedented number of fans belting out country Road. Not during the celebration of our 250th birthday. Not with all of the rallying and unification brought about by an unjust red card. Not with the inundation of patriotic and inspirational social media videos. Not now. Our time has finally come. 🇺🇸 #USMNT #WorldCup #BalogunFreed
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Coach Dub@Coach4them·
Watching US v Belgium first half, my older daughter says, " They look like your HS team trying to play professional men." I said, "Hey, at least my girls would get the ball forward and find the 9 more than once."
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Dwight Johnson
Dwight Johnson@clutchcultureTX·
Most athletes are waiting for a coach to “discover” them. The reality? Recruiting isn’t about being found. It’s about being visible. Every day you’re not updating film, communicating with coaches, attending camps, or building your brand, another athlete is. Talent gets attention. Visibility gets opportunities. The question isn’t “Am I good enough?” The question is: “Do enough coaches know I exist?” #Recruiting #StudentAthlete #CollegeFootball #AthleteBranding #ClutchCultureSports
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Coach Dub@Coach4them·
How you deal with adversity is the true measurement of how good your life will be. Will you be the victim or the hero in your own story?
ECNL/GA/Recruiting/College Soccer@ImYouthSoccer

🚨 2027 Verbal Commitments Pulled We just heard that a Power 4 program pulled all but one of its 2027 verbal commitments due to the NCAA allowing a 5th year of eligibility. Our estimate is that roughly 100 to 150 Division I players in the Class of 2027 could be impacted and may now need to find a new place to play college soccer. If you or someone you know is affected, DM us. We have multiple ways to help players get exposure and find a great new home. Credit to the coaches for making this very difficult decision early. As tough as it is, the sooner players know, the sooner they can start looking. When similar roster issues hit the Class of 2025, some players were told just days before signing day, which was far worse. Some tips for impacted players: 1. Give yourself time to process it. Feeling shocked, sad, angry, or embarrassed is normal. This was outside of your control. 2. If you use X, consider making your account public. Players who have done this often get strong interest from coaches, and we will help amplify those posts. 3. Ask your club coach and director for help. They can work their network and advocate for you. 4. Talk to trusted friends who are committed. If you are comfortable sharing, they may know of programs with openings. 5. Reconnect with coaches who previously recruited you. Reach back out and ask if they may now have an opportunity. 6. If needed, restart the process quickly. Update your emails, highlights, and target list. Be open to all levels. 7. Ask us for D1 program info. We are happy to share what we know about current 2027 recruiting numbers. This is a tough situation, and it absolutely stinks. But this is a setback, not the end of your college soccer journey. You will get through it, and we are here to help however we can. #PayItForward #ecnl #girlsacademy #womenssoccer #ncaasoccer #collegesoccer

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COACH NELSON
COACH NELSON@BallCoachNelson·
JUCO just got a whole lot more interesting with the 5 years to play 5.. Leaving with 3 years of eligibility instead of 2 while having played 2 seasons makes the JUCO Product even more enticing Extra year of eligibility and more experience!
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Coach Dub@Coach4them·
2028s: competition for D1 spots will be harder than ever going forward. The more common path to D1 will likely be through the transfer portal. Two to three years at D2/3, NAIA and JUCO... Then transfer to D1. Be prepared for your recruiting process to go well into your senior year
CFB Kings@CFBKings

BREAKING: The NCAA is officially adopting the age-based eligibility structure, giving players 5 years to play 5 seasons from either when they enroll or from the season they turn 19 (whichever comes first). The Division I cabinet was unanimous in their vote for the new model.

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ECNL/GA/Recruiting/College Soccer
ECNL/GA/Recruiting/College Soccer@ImYouthSoccer·
🚨 Here are largest combined 2026 and 2027 Recruiting Class for Power 4 programs and with the new #NCAA 5 years of eligibility some look very large in hindsight especially with 28 player roster limits. Our guess would be players in the Class of 2027 at programs with larger 2027 recruiting classes have a real risk of getting their offers pulled. We sadly expect over 100-150 players in the Class of 2027 will be impacted by the changes announced today. #ecnl #girlsacademy #womenssoccer #ncaasoccer #collegesoccer
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ECNL/GA/Recruiting/College Soccer@ImYouthSoccer

🚨There are 13 Power 4 schools with 10 or more signed commitments in their Class of 2026 which is a VERY big class considering 28 player roster limits and the upcoming 5 years of eligibility.

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Coach Dub
Coach Dub@Coach4them·
Rumor is a lot of 2027 D1 commits might get dropped now that the NCAA approved the 5 year eligibility. 2027s: don't panic yet, but don't assume you're safe either. Call your coach. I guarantee they already had a plan of this change was approved
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The Sporting Resource
The Sporting Resource@TheS_Resource·
Nigel James, father of Reece James and Lauren James, reveals the three biggest mistakes aspiring footballers make: • Parents • Players being influenced by friends • Being fast-tracked too early in the game What are your thoughts?
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Coach Dub
Coach Dub@Coach4them·
I built a spreadsheet with all 1263 women's college soccer programs (D1-3+NAIA), including coach's emails. Save some serious time and get them for yourself. Link in bio
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