On this edition of The Third Half:

We start with a state of the site update.

It was a weekend of blowouts for teams at the top of their respective conferences. Is Louisville in Charleston’s head? How far could New Mexico United slip down the table?

North Carolina FC rebound from their defeat to Louisville as the Tampa Bay Rowdies hold up the bottom of the Eastern Conference again.

Lexington SC and Hartford Athletic have completed their moves off the bottom of their respective conferences.

Can Daniel Flores help Phoenix Rising’s backline?

Colorado Springs Switchbacks go into Oakland and win a big six pointer against the Roots.

Sacramento Republic huff and puff but can’t make their dominance against Monterey Bay match on the scoreboard.

Orange County keep getting results in Pittsburgh against the Riverhounds.

Devin Rensing’s first match in charge of Las Vegas Lights sees them come from behind to get a point against San Antonio FC. However, is it too late for the Lights this season?

Detroit City fortunate Indy Eleven gifted them a win, in more ways than one.

Two debuts for Loudoun United can’t mask result in Rhode Island while injury to Andy Cabrera Jr overshadows draw against Miami FC.

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On the late week edition of The Third Half:

Las Vegas Lights have their new manager. I discuss why Devin Rensing maybe the right man at the right moment for the Lights.

Jearl Margaritha departs Phoenix Rising for pastures anew in Belgium. Does this hinder Phoenix’s playoff chances?

Rhode Island FC and Loudoun United were also busy in the market. Do their moves help them in their end of season push?

Monterey Bay picks up a player from Charleston who wants to play. I talk about the possibilities Johnny Klein has with Monterey Bay.

Rhode Island FC and Detroit City maybe struggling but one elbow gives Rhode Island all 3 points.

Hartford kept it simple, but it was effective against Miami FC.

In a midweek edition of USL After Dark, FC Tulsa have to come from behind again to beat Monterey Bay. I ask the question, is it time to start getting concerned about FC Tulsa’s defending?

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On this edition of The Third Half:

FC Tulsa and Loudoun United have one of the games of the season.

Louisville City came looking for revenge against North Carolina FC.

Sacramento Republic’s turnaround is complete, weathering the delay in San Antonio.

How did Pittsburgh and Phoenix Rising handle their double header weeks?

New Mexico United’s free fall continues. Can Hartford get off the bottom?

Are Colorado Springs going to rocket up the table like they did last season with 14 games remaining?

Indy Eleven refuse to play well against the Tampa Bay Rowdies.

El Paso Locomotive turn out Las Vegas’s lights.

We also catch you up on all the transfers, news, notes, and have a little fun with numbers.

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On this special late week edition of The Third Half, we are joined by New York Cosmos CEO Erik Stover. We discuss:

The hotbed that is North Jersey for talent and their approach to recruitment.

How Hinchliffe Stadium was the biggest piece of the puzzle to bringing this together, and how Hinchliffe gives the Cosmos a strong foundation to start on.

How the legacy of old will combine with today’s iteration.

How the current build out in USL gives hope for the future in reduced travel costs.

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On this edition of The Third Half:

We open talking about all the transfers and trades that took place over the last week as the summer transfer season has officially gone into overdrive.

Is Trevor James exit at Detroit City a shock?

As we break down the USL Cup, we start with the group of chaos as 4 sides were top of Group 6 at one point in the night.

Group 5 saw 3 sides finish on 9 points. We talk about how Charlotte did their job, Louisville City pulled off the stoppage time special, and how Loudoun United hung on for dear life to survive and advance.

It’s time to talk new nick name for Rhode Island FC and Hartford Athletic. We also discuss all the twists and turns got saw both sides move on from Group 4.

Group 3 was straight forward, Indy Eleven and Birmingham Legion doing their jobs to move on.

Group 2 was winner advances, and we look at while the Juan Agudelo show ran rampant for San Antonio FC, New Mexico United have positives to take forward from this performance.

Group 1 could see one of three sides advance with Spokane Velocity and AV Alta trying to spoil Sacramento Republic and Monterey Bay’s night.

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An update on our proposed conference and related proposals.

On this early week edition of The Third Half:

Was Louisville City/FC Tulsa a possible preview of the USL Championship Final?

North Carolina ups the pressure on Loudoun United for 3rd in the Eastern Conference.

4 games on national TV, only 1 game with goals. Who will be the happier between Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Detroit City, Rhode Island FC, Hartford Athletic, Sacramento Republic and Lexington SC.

The bottom of the Western Conference continues to be madness. We talk about Orange County helped themselves against Las Vegas and how Colorado Springs couldn’t move up the table despite a win against Birmingham Legion.

Felipe Rodriguez saved Miami FC from being further humiliated against Charleston Battery.

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Before we get start the late week edition of The Third Half, here is the link to the San Antonio FC Hill County Strong T-Shirt that was promoted at halftime of the San Antonio FC/Tampa Bay Rowdies game this past Saturday night. Here is also a direct way to donate to San Antonio FC’s fundraiser via Spurs Give along with the game worn jersey auction going to this cause. The auctions for the stadium jersey’s end on Saturday at 11:59 pm Central time.

On the late week edition of The Third Half:

We start with the news from the Tampa Bay Times that the site announced for the Tampa Bay Sun’s ground and USL HQ is now back in play for the Tampa Bay Rays.

How did Tampa Bay pick up all 3 points in Hartford?

FC Tulsa got their changes right at halftime to go atop the Western Conference.

The summer transfer market is heating up. Who’s heading back to England, who’s coming to the USL and who’s been sent on loan to USL League One?

New Mexico United will be without someone who has been with the club since the beginning for the remainder of the season.

Detroit City’s stadium project has seen a setback.

A feel good story involving Louisville City and what game(s) am I looking forward to this weekend.

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Before we get start promoting this week’s show, here is the link to the San Antonio FC Hill County Strong T-Shirt that was promoted at halftime of the San Antonio FC/Tampa Bay Rowdies game this past Saturday night. Here is also a direct way to donate to San Antonio FC’s fundraiser via Spurs Give along with the game worn jersey auction going to this cause.

On this edition of The Third Half:

Let’s start with the news of the week in Tampa Bay as Dominic Casciato is named head coach. After defeat to San Antonio FC is it time to start looking towards next season?

New Mexico United stadium is one step closer to being under construction, having seen of a legal challenge. However New Mexico United will feel Hossou Landry’s challenges should have seen him sent off as Charleston Battery handled the altitude challenge of Albuquerque.

FC Tulsa and Las Vegas Lights put on a show in the rain with FC Tulsa picking up a late win.

Birmingham Legion took advantage of Jake McGuire’s night to pick up all 3 points against North Carolina FC.

Hartford Athletic hang on against Detroit City, who are singing the summertime blues.

All that and more on this early week edition of The Third Half.

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On this edition of The Third Half, we open talking about the USL Buffalo news and our concerns about pulling out of Elk and Lee.

After, we take a look at all things Western Conference. From the freedom Las Vegas now have, to the sides at the bottom who might have a chance to get into the eight, we discuss all the positives and concerns for each of the 12 teams in the Western Conference. From the new manager changes to the yo-yoing of Phoenix Rising and Monterey Bay. Will one of the sides playing on a diamond finish atop the West in New Mexico, El Paso or Tulsa?

We discuss all that and more on this edition of The Third Half.

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