
An in-depth show about the U.S. men's national soccer team, the players who could one day make it better, and American soccer in general.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 600 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports | |||

Karl Dewazien played and coached at Fresno Pacific University before becoming California Youth Soccer's Director of Coaching in 1978 — a role he held for 33 years. He has a passion for setting up youth soccer so kids have fun and learn to love the ga... more
HBO and TNT's color commmentator for the past window, Brian Dunseth, joins Vince and Belz to talk through the young cohort's performances this past window, why he never wanted to get into coaching, learning about going on camera from Alexi Lalas, the... more
Greg and Vince recap the cherry on top of the window. We downed Marsch at the end of a 12-point break, played a lot of kids, will reap the benefits when it comes to Pot 1 math, Gio started 4-4, Freeman's influence expanding. The soccer wasn't fantast... more
Greg and Belz talk it through. Mexico in shambles. Cavan scores cinematically to become the youngest USMNT goalscorer of all time. Tres a zero in Arizona.
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If you are a fan of the USMNT this is a can’t-miss pod. They cover every game in depth and follow all the players and their performances with their home clubs. I go immediately to this pod when it shows up in my feed.
This guy take my money and produces no content. What a sorry excuse for podcast. Especially his racism and how he doesn’t care about the Latinx population.
Good analysis and the hosts all have great chemistry. I like the deep cuts and takes they have that are way ahead other pods on US soccer mgmt and player pool. I appreciate analysis that isnt rooted in hot takes and trying to be “first” that wankers like Lalas and Gomez relish. Bone dry humor and the bants are stellar, too. Also, the Bob Bradley episode in Aug ‘26 was truly excellent. It was two hours and I could have listened to it much much longer.
For me this podcast is primarily about what Vince brings to the table. Well, he is not a soccer expert. He does admit that and I think his perspective and antics are genuinely entertaining. I enjoy the guest that they are able to get on the show. Bells for me is a very good host, and I like the format of most of their shows with the exception of the post game rundown, which are a little mundane for me because I don’t think going play-by-play for an hour is a very entertaining way to digest a gam... more
I subscribed to a bunch of soccer podcasts in the lead up to World Cup 2026 and now that it’s over, this is the only one I won’t unsubscribe to. I particularly like the match breakdowns after each game, and will count on this podcast to keep me in touch until soccer begins again in 2030.
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A data-driven, opinion-forward show that centers USMNT performance, player development, and the broader American soccer landscape. Episodes often dissect player pools, transfer whispers, coaching decisions, and the evolving ecosystem from MLS to Europe, with a mix of tactical analysis, scouting, and cultural context. A standout is the consistent emphasis on long-term development alongside immediate results, plus a recurring ability to thread technical insight with accessible banter. Listeners can expect deep dives on emerging prospects, national-team strategy, and the business/policy side of hosting world-class events in the U.S.—all delivered with a collaborative, candid panel dynamic.
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Recent guests on Scuffed include:
1. Karl Dewazien
2. Ryan Richter
3. Mike Woitalla
4. Charlie Boehm
5. Bob Bradley
6. Malik Tillman
7. Adri Mehmeti
8. Marlon LeBlanc
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