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USMNT player grades vs. Saudi Arabia: Not as bad as Japan, but World Cup success feels a world away

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Christian Pulisic and Matt Turner were the standout players for the United States. The USMNT were awful against Japan, but they managed to produce a merely mediocre performance Tuesday. The player grades are better than they were after last week's game, but it's tough to call it progress.

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USMNT player grades vs. Saudi Arabia: Not as bad as Japan, but World Cup success feels a world away

The saying for some college kids is "C's get degrees", but do C's get a national soccer team out of its World Cup group? The USMNT better do better when they play real games again.

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USMNT player grades vs. Saudi Arabia: Not as bad as Japan, but World Cup success feels a world away

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