After signing five players during the MLS trading period, Austin FC will have the opportunity to select five more players in the expansion draft, which will take place at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, December 15. In this article, Los Verdes members Chris Hague, Chris Welhausen, Jeremiah Bentley and Landon Cotham speculate on who they would pick if they were in charge of the expansion draft process. Most of these names will be familiar to MLs fans, but some may surprise you.

Election Day is November 3, 2020. A record number of Texans are registered to vote and are passionate about certain candidates and issues but may not know exactly what their position is on the candidates and issues down the ballot. This quick guide gives you what you need to know about voting, as well as resources related to everything on the ballot.

As Austin FC approaches its inaugural season in 2021, they have begun building out their roster in anticipation for their first kick-off. With the clubs first two signings of Cecilio Dominguez (DP) and Rodney Redes, the team hasn’t wasted time in bringing players on board. Although the first two Austin FC signings hail from South America, the next smoke bomb teaser tweet from McConaughey could very well be to announce a prominent USMNT player. It’s not a foreign thought for an expansion team in MLS to sign a domestic talent who’s represented the country on the world’s stage. This article explores several options available to Austin FC.

El reciente anuncio de Cecilio Domínguez al roster del Austin FC, como jugador designado nada menos, ha iniciado la conversación sobre si la nueva franquicia de la MLS debería buscar un internacional mexicano para el equipo.

The recent announcement of Cecilio Dominguez to the Austin F.C. roster, as a designated player no less, has started the conversation of whether or not MLS’s newest franchise should seek a Mexican international for the team.  In my opinion, Austin F.C. needs to have a Mexican international player on the team. It shouldn’t be a question.

Some of you are new to the sport. Maybe you love the fact that Austin has its own professional franchise. Maybe you watch World Cup matches when they come around or you used to play, or your kids play. You’ve got your Austin FC gear, you’re going to be at the matches ready to help create the best game day environment in Major League Soccer, but you plan on doing it from outside the insanity of the Green Wall on the south end. You, my friend, have come to the right place. You may think that joining a supporters group isn’t for you if you’re not going to be going crazy for the full ninety minutes, but here are four good reasons why you should absolutely still consider joining Los Verdes.