• MASL Commissioner Keith Tozer joins the boys on OTB to discuss indoor soccer’s bright future, MASL’s growth, his coaching legacy, and the evolution of the game.

  • Sep 14 2024
  • Length: 47 mins
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MASL Commissioner Keith Tozer joins the boys on OTB to discuss indoor soccer’s bright future, MASL’s growth, his coaching legacy, and the evolution of the game.

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  • In the latest episode of *Over the Ball*, the hosts dive deep into the US Men's National Team's disappointing performance against Canada, calling out their lackluster play, sloppy defense, and seeming apathy on the field. They also explore the brewing battle for the goalkeeper spot between Patrick Schulte and Ethan Horvath, while expressing cautious optimism for improvement under new coach Pochettino.

    Joining the conversation is Keith Tozer, commissioner of the Major Arena Soccer League (MASL), who shares insights into the league’s rapid growth, the push for soccer-specific stadiums, and the exciting potential for promotion and relegation. Tozer also highlights the importance of youth development through academy programs and teases the upcoming player combine, offering a pathway for emerging talent. In a lively exchange, Tozer reflects on his own career, his experiences with Tommy Mulroy, and his time in the international soccer scene, capping it off with fun anecdotes about playing at Madison Square Garden and visiting Studio 54. This engaging episode wraps up with Tozer promoting an exciting upcoming MASL event.
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