2021 MLS SuperDraft

The 2021 MLS SuperDraft was the 22nd edition of the SuperDraft conducted by Major League Soccer. The SuperDraft is held every January prior to the start of the MLS season. The 2020 SuperDraft was the first held exclusively via conference call and web streaming.[1] The Draft was once again held virtually, and began on January 21, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and consisted of three rounds (shortened from four rounds in prior years). Compensatory picks were conveyed to teams that received fourth-round picks via trades.[2][3]

2021 MLS SuperDraft
General information
SportSoccer
Date(s)January 21, 2021
Time2:00 p.m. EST
Network(s)MLSSoccer.com
Overview
76 total selections in 3 rounds
LeagueMajor League Soccer
Teams27
First selectionDaniel Pereira,
Austin FC
Most selectionsAustin FC, FC Dallas, Nashville SC (5)

Format

The SuperDraft format has remained constant throughout its history and closely resembles that of the NFL Draft:

  1. Any expansion teams receive the first picks. MLS has announced that Austin FC[4] would begin play as an expansion team in 2021.
  2. Non-playoff clubs receive the next picks in reverse order of prior season finish.
  3. Teams that made the MLS Cup Playoffs are then ordered by which round of the playoffs they are eliminated.
  4. The winners of the MLS Cup are given the last selection, and the losers the penultimate selection.

Player selection
Player key
* Denotes player who has been selected for an MLS Best XI team
^ Member of 2021 Generation Adidas class
† Player who was named to an MLS Best XI and Generation Adidas
Signed key
29 Denotes player who signed for an MLS team (Division I)
21 Denotes player who signed for a USL Championship team (Division II)
16 Denotes player who signed for a USL League One, MLS Next Pro, or NISA team (Division III)
3 Denotes player who signed for a team outside the United States soccer league system
Positions key
GK Goalkeeper DF Defender MF Midfielder FW Forward

Round 1
P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Amateur team Signed
1 Austin FCVenezuela Daniel PereiraMFVirginia TechACCVirginia Blue Ridge Star—United States Austin FC
2 FC CincinnatiEngland Calvin HarrisFWWake ForestACCWellington Phoenix—United States FC Cincinnati
3 Colorado Rapids[R1 trade 1]Kenya Philip MayakaMFClemsonACCOrlando City SC—United States Colorado Rapids
4 D.C. UnitedEngland Kimarni SmithFWClemsonACCSheffield UnitedGreenville FCUnited States D.C. United
5 D.C. United[R1 trade 2]United States Michael DeShieldsDFWake ForestACCBaltimore CelticTreasure Coast TritonsUnited States D.C. United
6 Houston Dynamo[R1 trade 3][R1 trade 4]United States Ethan BartlowDFWashingtonPac-12Crossfire PremierCrossfire RedmondUnited States Houston Dynamo
7 Real Salt LakeUnited States Bret HalseyDFVirginiaACCLoudoun SoccerNorthern Virginia UnitedUnited States Real Salt Lake
8 Orlando City SC[R1 trade 5]United States Derek DodsonFWGeorgetownBig EastSockers FCTreasure Coast TritonsUnited States Orlando City SC
9 Vancouver Whitecaps FCNigeria David EgboFWAkronMACCentury SoccerBlack Rock FCCanada Vancouver Whitecaps FC
10 Inter Miami CFUnited States Josh PennFWIndianaBig TenSockers FCIndy ElevenUnited States Inter Miami CF
11 Austin FC[R1 trade 6]United States Freddy KleemannDFWashingtonPac-12Real So CalVentura County FusionUnited States Austin FC
12 San Jose EarthquakesUnited States Thomas WilliamsonFWCaliforniaPac-12Strikers FCOrange County SC U23United States San Jose Earthquakes
13 New York Red BullsGuadeloupe Luther ArchimèdeFWSyracuseACCSochaux—United States New York Red Bulls II
14 Los Angeles FCMexico Danny TrejoFWCSUNBig WestOlé Soccer ClubFC Golden State ForceUnited States Las Vegas Lights
15 FC Dallas[R1 trade 7]United States Nicky HernandezMFSMUAmericanDallas TexansTexas UnitedUnited States FC Dallas
16 LA Galaxy[R1 trade 8]United States Josh Drack FWDenver SummitPortland TimbersColorado Pride Switchbacks U23United States LA Galaxy II
17 Minnesota United FC[R1 trade 9]Jamaica Justin McMaster FWWake ForestACCPhiladelphia UnionBethlehem SteelUnited States Minnesota United FC
18 Minnesota United FC[R1 trade 10]United States Nabilai KibunguchyDFUC DavisBig WestSacramento RepublicSan Francisco GlensUnited States Minnesota United FC
19 Orlando City SC[R1 trade 11]United States Rio Hope-Gund DFGeorgetownBig EastNew York SCManhattan SCUnited States Orlando City SC
20 Nashville SCBurundi Irakoze Donasiyano MFVirginiaACCRoanoke StarDaytona RushUnited States Nashville SC
21 Austin FC [R1 trade 12] United States Aedan Stanley DFDukeACCSt. Louis Scott GallagherPortland Timbers 2United States Austin FC
22 Orlando City SCUnited States Brandon Hackenberg DFPenn StateBig TenRichmond UnitedReading UnitedUnited States Orlando City B
23 Vancouver Whitecaps FC[R1 trade 13]Jamaica Javain BrownDFSouth FloridaAmericanHarbour ViewTreasure Coast TritonsCanada Vancouver Whitecaps FC
24 New England RevolutionUganda Edward Kizza FWPittsburghACCMontverde Academy—United States New England Revolution
25 Toronto FC [R1 trade 14]United States Matt Di Rosa MFMarylandBig TenBethesda SC—United States Loudoun United
26 Inter Miami CF[R1 trade 15]Zambia Aimé Mabika DFKentucky C-USA—Cincinnati Dutch LionsUnited States Fort Lauderdale CF
27 Columbus CrewSenegal Justin Malou DFClemsonACCMontverde AcademySIMA ÁguilasUnited States Columbus Crew 2

Round 2
P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Amateur team Signed
28 Austin FCScotland Daniel SteedmanMFVirginiaACCCharlotte Soccer AcademyCharlotte IndependenceUnited States North Carolina FC
29 FC CincinnatiUnited States Avionne FlanaganDFSouth FloridaAmericanD.C. UnitedTreasure Coast TritonsUnited States FC Cincinnati
30 Houston Dynamo FCUnited States Kristo Strickler FWVirginia TechACCBlast FCDayton Dutch LionsUnited States South Georgia Tormenta
31 Atlanta United FC[R2 trade 1]United States Josh Bauer DFNew HampshireAmerica EastGPS New HampshireSeattle Sounders FC U-23United States Atlanta United FC
32 D.C. United[R2 trade 2]United States Logan PanchotDFStanfordPac-12St. Louis Scott GallagherSan Francisco CityUnited States Loudoun United
33 Chicago Fire FCUnited States Jackson Ragen DFMichigan Big TenSeattle Sounders FCOSA Seattle FCUnited States Tacoma Defiance
34 Real Salt LakeUnited States Elijah Amo MFLouisvilleACCBethesda SC—United States Maryland Bobcats
35 LA GalaxyUnited States Preston Judd FWDenver SummitLVSA—United States LA Galaxy II
36 Nashville SC[R2 trade 3]United States Tom Judge DFJames MadisonCAAChristian Brothers AcademyCedar Stars RushUnited States Nashville SC
37 Inter Miami CFUnited States Joe Hafferty DFOregon StatePac-12Seattle Sounders FCEastside FCUnited States Tacoma Defiance
38 Minnesota United FC[R2 trade 4]United States Sean O'Hearn DFGeorgetownBig EastPA ClassicsTreasure Coast TritonsUnited States New England Revolution II [A]
39 San Jose EarthquakesGhana George Asomani MFNC StateACCNew York CosmosNorth Carolina FC U23United States San Jose Earthquakes
40 New York Red BullsGuinea Lamine Conte DFLouisvilleACCPhiladelphia UnionReading UnitedUnited States New York Red Bulls II
41 Los Angeles FCUnited States CC Uche DFOhio StateBig TenGeorgia UnitedChicago FC UnitedUnited States Las Vegas Lights
42 Colorado RapidsPASS——————
43 Portland TimbersUnited States Dawson McCartney MFDartmouthIvyPhiladelphia UnionReading UnitedUnited States Portland Timbers 2
44 New York City FCUnited States Ben Di Rosa DFMarylandBig TenBethesda SC—United States Charleston Battery
45 Toronto FCEngland Nathaniel Crofts FWVirginiaACCSheffield UnitedLong Island Rough RidersEngland Stocksbridge Park Steels
46 Vancouver Whitecaps FC[R2 trade 5][R2 trade 6]United States Eric Iloski MFUCLAPac-12Real Salt Lake AZOgden City SCUnited States Las Vegas Lights
47 Chicago Fire FC[R2 trade 7]United States Christian Pinzón FWCal State FullertonBig WestCalifornia RushFC Golden State ForceMexico Tapatío
48 FC DallasUnited States Colin Shutler GKVirginiaACCLoudoun SoccerNorthern Virginia UnitedUnited States North Texas SC
49 Orlando City SCUnited States Andrew Pannenberg GKWake ForestACCCharlotte IndependenceCharlotte EaglesUnited States Colorado Springs Switchbacks
50 Sporting Kansas CityCanada Matt Constant DFNorth CarolinaACCDallas TexansTexas UnitedUnited States Sporting Kansas City II
51 New England RevolutionHaiti Francois Dulysse DFManhattan CollegeMAACPortland TimbersTreasure Coast TritonsUnited States New England Revolution II [A]
52 Columbus Crew[R2 trade 8]United States Joshua Jackson-Ketchup DFOhio StateBig TenMontverde Academy—
53 Vancouver Whitecaps FC[R2 trade 9]Canada Joel Harrison DFMichigan Big TenVancouver Whitecaps FCWhitecaps FC 2
54 FC Cincinnati[R2 trade 10]Norway Jonas Fjeldberg MFDayton A-10Ull/KisaDayton Dutch LionsUnited States FC Cincinnati

Round 3
P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Amateur team Signed
55 Austin FCUnited States Noah LawrenceGKOhio StateBig TenD.C. UnitedCincinnati Dutch LionsUnited States Portland Timbers 2
56 FC CincinnatiUnited States Matthew VowinkelFWHofstraCAAMassapequa SCWestchester FlamesUnited States One Knoxville
57 Houston Dynamo FCUnited States Brandon TerwegeDFSMUAmericanFC DallasDenton Diablos
58 Columbus Crew[R3 trade 1]PASS——————
59 Atlanta United FCUnited States Aiden McFaddenMFNotre DameACCPenn FusionWest Chester United SCUnited States Atlanta United 2
60 Chicago Fire FCUnited States Mitch GuitarMFWisconsinBig TenVardarFlint City BucksUnited States Memphis 901
61 Real Salt LakeUnited States Aris BriggsFWGeorgia StateSun BeltConcorde FireGreenville FCUnited States Real Monarchs
62 LA GalaxyPASS——————
63 CF Montréal[R3 trade 2]United States Giuseppe BaroneMFMichigan StateBig TenCrew SC Academy WolvesFlint City Bucks
64 Toronto FC[R3 trade 3]United States Paul RothrockMFGeorgetownBig EastSeattle Sounders FCOSA Seattle FCCanada Toronto FC II
65 CF MontréalPASS——————
66 San Jose EarthquakesPASS——————
67 New York Red BullsUnited States AJ MarcucciGKConnecticut CollegeNESCACPenn Fusion SAWest Chester United SCUnited States New York Red Bulls II
68 Los Angeles FCUnited States Alvaro QuezadaFWUC IrvineBig WestLA Premier FC—United States Los Angeles FC
69 Colorado RapidsPASS——————
70 Portland TimbersUnited States Diego GutierrezFWCreightonBig EastElite Academy—United States Portland Timbers
71 New York City FCSerbia Vuk LatinovichMFMilwaukeeHorizonFK BrodaracChicago FC UnitedUnited States New York City FC
72 Toronto FCUnited States Talen MaplesDFSMUAmericanLonestar SCBrazos Valley CavalryCanada Toronto FC II
73 Nashville SC[R3 trade 4]Norway Sondre NorheimDFSyracuseACCViking FKNew York Red Bulls U-23Norway Bryne
74 Nashville SCUnited States Tor SaundersGKCoastal CarolinaSun BeltSeattle Sounders FCTormenta FC 2United States Nashville SC
75 FC DallasFrance Thibaut JacquelFWCampbellBig SouthFC MetzLionsbridge FCUnited States North Texas SC
76 FC Dallas[R3 trade 5]United States Mark SalasDFNorth CarolinaACCFC DallasDenton DiablosUnited States North Texas SC
77 Sporting Kansas CityEngland Jamil RobertsFWMarshallC-USAPlymouth ArgyleWest Virginia AllianceUnited States Sporting Kansas City II
78 New England RevolutionPASS——————
79 FC Dallas[R3 trade 6]United States Giovanni MontesdeocaFWNorth CarolinaACCFC DallasDenton DiablosUnited States Loudoun United
80 Seattle Sounders FCUnited States TJ BushGKJames MadisonCAASouthwestern StrikersGPS Portland PhoenixUnited States Charlotte Independence
81 New York Red Bulls[R3 trade 7]PASS——————

Compensatory picks

The draft was shortened to three rounds, from four rounds as in prior years. Compensatory picks were awarded to clubs that had acquired fourth round picks via earlier trades.

P MLS team Player Pos. College Conference Academy team Amateur team Signed
82 Sporting Kansas City[Trade 1]PASS——————
83 Inter Miami CF[Trade 2]PASS——————
84 Real Salt Lake[Trade 3]United States Rene WhiteFWNJITAmerica EastTSF AcademyLionsbridge FC
85 Inter Miami CF[Trade 4]PASS——————
86 Nashville SC[Trade 5]Kenya Leroy EnzugusiFWDrakeMVCSporting Kansas CityLansing United
  1. ^
    Signed with club prior to the 2021 MLS SuperDraft
    2.

2021 SuperDraft trades
Round 1
  1. No. 3: Houston Dynamo → Colorado Rapids. January 21, 2021: Colorado Rapids acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Houston Dynamo in exchange for $200,000 in general allocation money and the 6th overall draft pick. The pick was Houston's natural selection.[5]
  2. No. 5: Atlanta United → D.C. United. January 21, 2021: D.C. United acquired the 5th and 32nd picks from Atlanta United FC in exchange for the 31st pick and $125,000 in general allocation money.
  3. No. 6: Chicago Fire → Colorado Rapids → Houston Dynamo. December 13, 2020: Colorado Rapids acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Chicago Fire FC in exchange for $125,000 in general allocation money. The pick was Chicago's natural selection.[6]
  4. No. 6: Colorado Rapids → Houston Dynamo. January 21, 2021: Colorado Rapids acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Houston Dynamo in exchange for $200,000 in general allocation money and the 6th overall draft pick. The pick was Houston's natural selection.[5]
  5. No. 8: LA Galaxy → Portland Timbers → Orlando City. January 12, 2021: Portland Timbers acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from LA Galaxy in exchange for Jorge Villafaña and swapping first-round selections. The pick was Galaxy's natural selection. Portland subsequently traded Galaxy's pick on January 21, 2021, to Orlando City in exchange for $100,000 general allocation money.[7]
  6. No. 11: CF Montréal → Austin FC. December 15, 2020: Austin FC acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from CF Montréal and $225,000 in general allocation money in exchange for Kamal Miller.[8]
  7. No. 15: Colorado Rapids → FC Dallas. January 13, 2021: FC Dallas acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Colorado Rapids in exchange for Michael Barrios and swapping first-round selections. The pick was Colorado's natural selection.[9]
  8. No. 16: Portland Timbers → LA Galaxy. See No. 8: LA Galaxy → Portland Timbers → Orlando City.[7]
  9. No. 17: New York City FC → Minnesota United. January 21, 2021: Minnesota United acquired the 17th selection from New York City FC in exchange for $50,000 in general allocation money.
  10. No. 18: Toronto FC → Minnesota United. Minnesota United acquired the 18th selection from Toronto FC in exchange for the 25th selection and $50,000 in general allocation money.
  11. No. 19: Philadelphia Union → Orlando City. July 17, 2020: Orlando City SC acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft in exchange for the homegrown player rights to Nathan Harriel. The traded pick was Philadelphia's natural selection.[10]
  12. No. 21: FC Dallas → Colorado Rapids → Austin FC. See No. 15: Colorado Rapids → FC Dallas. Austin FC subsequently acquired the FC Dallas selection (21st overall) from Colorado Rapids in exchange for $50,000 in general allocation money.
  13. No. 23: Sporting Kansas City → Vancouver Whitecaps FC. December 14, 2018: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft in exchange for Erik Hurtado. The traded picks were Kansas City's natural selections.
  14. No. 25: Minnesota United → Toronto FC. See No. 18: Toronto FC → Minnesota United.
  15. No. 26: Seattle Sounders FC → Inter Miami. September 28, 2020: Inter Miami CF acquired a first-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft in exchange for Román Torres.[11]
Round 2
  1. No. 31: D.C. United → Atlanta United. See No. 5: Atlanta United → D.C. United.
  2. No. 32: Atlanta United → D.C. United. See No. 5: Atlanta United → D.C. United.
  3. No. 36: Vancouver Whitecaps FC → Nashville SC. January 21, 2021: Nashville SC traded a 2021 international spot and its second-round selection (46th overall) in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft, to Vancouver Whitecaps FC for $175,000 in general allocation money and Vancouver's second-round selection (36th overall).
  4. No. 38: CF Montréal → Minnesota United. October 1, 2020: Minnesota United FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft and $600,000 in general allocation money from CF Montréal in exchange for forward Mason Toye.
  5. No. 46: Philadelphia Union → Nashville SC → Vancouver Whitecaps FC. January 19, 2021: Nashville SC acquired second- and third-round selections in the 2021 SuperDraft and a first-round selection in the 2022 SuperDraft in exchange for up to $225,000 of general allocation money.
  6. No. 46: Vancouver Whitecaps FC → Nashville SC. See No. 36: Nashville SC → Vancouver Whitecaps.
  7. No. 47: Nashville → Chicago Fire. November 12, 2019: Chicago Fire FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft, $50,000 in general allocation money, and $50,000 in targeted allocation money from Nashville SC in exchange for midfielder Dax McCarty.[12]
  8. No. 52: Minnesota United → Columbus Crew. February 12, 2020: Columbus Crew acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Minnesota United FC in exchange for the MLS rights to Aaron Schoenfeld.[13]
  9. No. 53: Seattle Sounders FC → Vancouver Whitecaps FC. August 22, 2019: Vancouver Whitecaps FC acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Seattle Sounders FC in exchange for an international roster spot for the remainder of the 2019 MLS season.[14]
  10. No. 54: Columbus Crew → FC Cincinnati. August 17, 2020: FC Cincinnati acquired a second-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Columbus Crew in exchange for Fatai Alashe.
Round 3
  1. No. 58: DC United → Columbus Crew. January 8, 2021: Columbus Crew acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from D.C. United in exchange for goalkeeper Jon Kempin.[15]
  2. No. 63: Vancouver Whitecaps FC → CF Montréal. September 28, 2020: CF Montréal acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Vancouver Whitecaps FC in exchange for goalkeeper Evan Bush.[16]
  3. No. 64: Inter Miami → Toronto FC. December 28, 2019: Toronto FC acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Inter Miami CF in exchange for the MLS rights to forward Juan Agudelo.[17]
  4. No. 73: Philadelphia Union → Nashville SC. See No. 46: Philadelphia Union → Nashville SC → Vancouver Whitecaps.
  5. No. 76: Orlando City → FC Dallas. February 27, 2020: FC Dallas acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Orlando City SC.[17]
  6. No. 79: Minnesota United → FC Dallas. January 21, 2020: FC Dallas acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Minnesota United FC in exchange for midfielder Jacori Hayes.[18]
  7. No. 81: Columbus Crew → Inter Miami → New York Red Bulls. August 14, 2020: Inter Miami CF acquired a third-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Columbus Crew SC in exchange for defender Grant Lillard.[19] On December 23, 2020, New York Red Bulls acquired this pick in exchange for Patrick Seagrist.[20]
Compensatory picks
  1. No. 82: Atlanta United → Sporting Kansas City. December 10, 2017: Sporting Kansas City acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft, forward Kenwyne Jones, and goalkeeper Alexander Tambakis from Atlanta United FC in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft, midfielder Kévin Oliveira, and defender Tyler Pasher. The traded picks were both natural selections.[21]
  2. No. 83: Vancouver Whitecaps FC → Inter Miami. January 29, 2020: Inter Miami CF acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Vancouver Whitecaps FC in exchange for goalkeeper Bryan Meredith. The traded pick was Vancouver's natural selection.[22]
  3. No. 84: Colorado Rapids → Real Salt Lake. February 19, 2018: Real Salt Lake acquired a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft from Colorado Rapids in exchange for the MLS rights to midfielder Enzo Martínez.[23]
  4. No. 85: New England Revolution → Inter Miami. September 8, 2020: New England Revolution reacquired midfielder Lee Nguyen from Inter Miami CF in exchange for a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft and up to $50,000 in general allocation money.[24]
  5. No. 86: Minnesota United → Nashville. September 18, 2020: Minnesota United FC acquired goalkeeper Adrian Zendejas in exchange for a fourth-round selection in the 2021 SuperDraft and up to $100,000 in general allocation money if he meets certain performance-based metrics for Minnesota.[25]

Notable undrafted players

Homegrown players
Further information: Homegrown Player Rule (Major League Soccer)
Original MLS team Player Position College Conference Notes Ref.
Atlanta United FC Machop Chol MF Wake Forest ACC [26]
New York City FC Andres Jasson FW Yale Ivy [27]
Columbus Crew Isaiah Parente MF Wake Forest ACC [28]

Players who signed outside of MLS

This is a list of eligible players who signed in leagues outside of MLS prior to the SuperDraft

Player Nat. Position College Conference Team League Notes Ref.
Francois Dulysse  HAI DF Manhattan College MAAC New England Revolution II USL League One Drafted by New England Revolution [29]
Mitch Guitar  USA MF Wisconsin Big Ten Indy Eleven USL Championship Signed for 2020 season
Drafted by Chicago Fire FC		 [30]
Sean O'Hearn  USA DF Georgetown Big East New England Revolution II USL League One Drafted by Minnesota United FC [31]
Aedan Stanley  USA DF Duke ACC Sporting Kansas City II USL Championship Drafted by Austin FC [32]
Alex Touche  ENG DF Penn Ivy New Mexico United USL Championship Undrafted [33]

Other notable players
PlayerPosAffiliationPlayed in MLSNotes
Will PulisicGKDuke2021–2022

Summary

Selections by college athletic conference
Conference Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Comp. Total
NCAA Division I conferences
ACC 12940 25
America East 0101 2
American 2120 5
Atlantic 10 0100 1
Big East 2120 5
Big South 0010 1
Big Ten 3530 11
Big West 2110 4
CAA 0120 3
Conference USA 1010 2
Horizon 0010 1
Ivy 0100 1
MAAC 0100 1
Mid-American 1000 1
Missouri Valley 0001 1
Pac-12 3300 6
Summit 1100 2
Sun Belt 0020 2
NCAA Division III conference
NESCAC 0010 1
Passes
Pass 0173 11

Schools with multiple draft selections
Selections Schools
5 Virginia
4 Georgetown
3 Clemson, North Carolina, Ohio State, SMU, Wake Forest
2 Denver, James Madison, Louisville, Maryland, Michigan, South Florida, Virginia Tech, Washington

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