Austin FC head coach Josh Wolff is aware of the stretch of three matches that he and his team will face in the next 10 days, starting with Saturday away.
We don't have an issue with the actual grade (well, not too much, anyway), but we do question how he arrived there.
We didn't get to all the questions yet. We have a plan for this.
Two days after Austin FC let in five goals against a vaunted Real Salt Lake attack, the club announces an anticipated defensive upgrade.
Alex Ring didn't mince words about Austin FC's 5-1 loss against Real Salt Lake on Saturday night, but then again, that's kind of his thing.
Chicho Arango struck his first of three goals from beyond midfield just 16 minutes in, which foretold a miserable evening for Austin FC.
In Bukari, Verde might have the most talented player it's ever had, and the deal keeps him here for enough time to build around him.
Sebastian Driussi may be injured again and isn't as automatic as he once was from the penalty spot. Also, a tough away match looms for Austin FC on short rest.
Austin FC let a very winnable game slip past it on Wednesday night, with a Sebastián Driussi missed PK the first indication of the doom to follow.
Both Pereira and Wolff are pivotal midfielders who have said they're open to playing in Europe. What does the future hold for them? How does 2024 fit in?
If you believe in Josh Wolff's formula for getting to the playoffs — and the goal numbers bear out — Saturday's draw did the job.
It didn't seem like it would end in a draw, given all the chances the hosts had, but Austin escaped San Jose with a point on Saturday night.
