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Encyclopedia > 1996 MLS College Draft

The 1996 Major League Soccer College Draft.


Round 1

Pick

Player

MLS Team

Previous Team

1 Matt McKeon (M) Kansas City Wiz St. Louis University
2 Eddie Pope (D) D.C. United University of North Carolina
3 Brandon Pollard (D) Dallas Burn University of Virginia
4 Adam Frye (D) Tampa Bay Mutiny UCLA
5 Chris Snitko (GK) Kansas City Wiz UCLA
6 Paul Keegan (F) New England Revolution Boston College
7 Guillermo Jara (F) Los Angeles Galaxy University of San Diego
8 Jeff Cassar (GK) Dallas Burn Florida International University
9 Mike Gentile (M) Colorado Rapids University of Wisconsin
10 Mac Cozier (F) Columbus Crew UNC-Charlotte

Round 2

Pick

Player

MLS Team

Previous Team

11 Scott Lamphear (D) New York/New Jersey MetroStars University of Wisconsin
12 Miles Joseph (F) New York/New Jersey MetroStars Clemson University
13 Derrick Brownell (F) San Jose Clash Santa Clara University
14 Casey Sweeney (M) Tampa Bay Mutiny Butler University
15 Diego Gutierrez (M) Kansas City Wiz Rockhurst University
16 Imad Baba (M) New England Revolution Clemson University
17 Greg Vanney (M) Los Angeles Galaxy UCLA
18 Steve Ralston (M) Tampa Bay Mutiny Florida International University
19 Paul Grafer (GK) Colorado Rapids William & Mary College
20 Ricci Greenwood (F) Columbus Crew Seattle Pacific University

Round 3

Pick

Player

MLS Team

Previous Team

21 Jesse Marsch (M) D.C. United Princeton University
22 Hamisi Amani-Dove (F) New York/New Jersey MetroStars Rutgers University
23 Eddie Lewis (F) San Jose Clash UCLA
24 Nate Daligcon (D) Tampa Bay Mutiny Seattle Pacific University
25 Dion Sebwe (D) Kansas City Wiz Park University
26 Paulo Dos Santos (M) New England Revolution University of Rhode Island
27 Ante Razov (F) Los Angeles Galaxy UCLA
28 Brandon Cavitt (M) Dallas Burn Sacramento State University
29 PASS Colorado Rapids
30 Todd Miller (M) Columbus Crew Westminster College


MLS College Draft

Followed by:
1997 MLS College Draft



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About MLS (2456 words)
MLS Playoffs consist of best-of-three Conference Semifinals, best-of-three Conference Finals and a one-game championship to be broadcast live by ABC television from the Rose Bowl on October 25, 1998.
MLS games also are high-scoring, averaging 3.3 goals per game, one of the highest per game averages of any professional soccer league in the world.
MLS executives have had recent discussions with several international parties regarding broadcasting the league’s games outside of the U.S. Major League Soccer games are broadcast internationally by ESPN International, reaching more than 90 million households outside of the United States.
CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT  Gems and busts in MLS draft history (1392 words)
UCLA goalkeeper Kevin Hartman was tabbed by the Galaxy as the 29th and next-to-last pick, in the third round of the 1997 college draft.
He was chosen by the Revs in the 1996 college draft, by the Dallas Burn in the 1998 supplemental draft and by the Colorado Rapids in the 1999 supplemental draft.
Even though he was the top college player in 1996 and was the second overall pick of the 1997 draft by the Mutiny, University of Virginia midfielder Mike Fisher decided not to turn pro.
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