NISA (New NASL-allied D3 league) Mega-Thread

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Colorado is a new region with several clubs that will play in the 2025 Season, the NISA Nation league has announced.

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Dennis Pope, a NISA Nation spokesman, said that six clubs from Nevada, Utah, and Arizona have already agreed to compete in the region, with more possibly to be announced before the season starts.

 

Those four teams in Colorado appear to be moving over from the Mountain Premier League. They're hoping to add a couple of teams in Colorado and backfill the MPL.

 

Report: NISA still unsanctioned after US Soccer meeting

MLS is sabotaging them??

 

Gosh, that's bad.

The story, I mean. It's so poorly written.

"The federation are willing to give NISA more time to fulfill the designated benchmarks, according to our sources."

There goes USSF, giving slipshod leagues more time to figure it out. Classic misdirection play!

 

Kessler's bank account is bristling with this "news."

 

Apparently, NISA commissioner John Prutch has resigned.

 

I wonder when he last got paid.

 

I

must be the evil sum mls cartel

 

Do all of his kids have to resign now, too, or does it just go to the oldest heir?

 

Honestly, who cares at this point? League is dead.

 

Honestly, it was...a joke.

 

Yeah I knew, I just went along with it. Lol.

 

I hadn't paid a lick of attention to any of this until I was looking at Open Cup scores tonight and realized the make believe league had finally gone away.

 

They're still putting their schedule together. Give them time man.

 

Sources: NISA Looking to Return Mid-Late April, Savannah Clovers to Return, 3 Expansion Teams Being Pursued

 

I'm speechless. I'm literally speechless. I tried to think of a reply to...this, but I got nothing.

 

NISA should push their season start in May, so they can get their ducks in order.

 

of which year?

 

As in

They May
They May not

 

NISA Commissioner John Prutch Has Stepped Down

This doesn't look great for their mid to late April season start.

 

They said a while back that they would not be able to compete in the Open Cup this year.

I think they will last three more seasons.

Spring, Summer and Fall.

 

That's some good writing right there.

 

Shocker, the April return to season play will not happen.

What they are planning is a NISA Pro Cup tournament supposedly coming this fall with now a 2026(!) full season restart.

With no teams announced
With no players
With no centralized leadership, staffers
With no sanctioning from US Soccer

 

"Ya gotta like their chances."

"Oh, I love their chances."

 

So you're saying there's a chance!