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OT: 2024 Olympics (non basketball)
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[QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 5053514, member: 10"] And the U.S.'s depth of good players is much more shallow than most of the world. It still boggles my mind how that is now. We have a very large population compared to South American (well Brazil is large also) and European countries and it seems the last few years the U.S. has put an emphasis on soccer with great training programs and still can't produce enough talent to do well against the rest of the world. Someone more knowledgable than me about the U.S. developmental soccer program needs to explain to me why that is. [/QUOTE]
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