SMU men's soccer team has gotten three transfers of note for next year:

Hubbard from S. Carolina, #28 of National Top 100
Jacob Speed from Kentucky, #54 of Top 100
Alex Koroma from Akron, the "holy grail" of US Soccer according to one pundit.

All Texans, and SMU should be competing for the AAC Title next year. Who else should be in the chase?

Only know of one incoming freshman for UC at the moment (they tend to lag behind on updating their stuff for the non-revenue sports). Johnny Cottrel from the UAE. He is the son of two American citizens who moved to the UAE to work, and he has excelled in the youth system there. Rumors were that he was getting a call-up for the UAE National Squad for the AFC Cup this year, but he withheld to see if he could get into the US YDP.

http://elitesoccerreport.com/2012/09/01/...mmitments/

He hasn't updated his conferences names and affiliations yet, but this is a great tool for recruiting and seeing who is going where. Keep in mind that some of this is submission based and he then goes out to verify so not all schools have players listed.

Temple has a good class coming in including two transfers from Maryland and VA Tech. We should be pretty good.

USF and UCONN always have excellent teams. This should be a good soccer conference.

Not AAC yet, but looking forward to watching Tulsa this year, this could be the year we break through and make it to the Soccer Cup, Cristian Mata will be solid for us.