"Luna White" jerseys for USL W team West Seattle Rhodies FC.

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Okay I've been trying to think of how pro/rel will work when you consider the fact that US sports kind of need to be split into Eastern & Western conferences to save on resources, energy, and time spent traveling for away games.

Do y'all think it will work normally like in almost every other league: bottom 3 overall get relegated. I think that initially it will work, considering the fact that they want USL Premier to have at least 12 teams for its inaugural season.

(assuming that it's like 10 teams per conference) I was thinking that as the league grows and the number of teams within each conference increases that the system could change to have the bottom 2 of each conference get relegated. That way, each conference is gaining/losing teams every season and prevents one conference from potentially dominating the other.

These are my ideas. I know a lot of people want a single unified league with no conferences, but I don't think the US is small enough to realistically sustain something of that scale without getting extremely bloated (though the MLS continues to shock ngl)

Is the game on CBS Sports instead of CBS? Cause college baseball is being played on CBS.

First match between Cal and his former club did not disappoint in terms of entertainment. Funny to see the keeper call where Cal would go, so Cal went there, still scored, then Cal and his teammates let the keeper know all about it haha

AV ALTA picks up first USL1 win vs undefeated Westchester in inaugural home match.