North Texas SC has added two to its coaching and technical staff for the 2025 MLS NEXT Pro season: Nicky Law & Hamin Kwon. In addition, Phil Gomez has been promoted to a full-time role.
Author: Buzz Carrick
Buzz Carrick is the founder and editor of 3rd Degree. He has covered FC Dallas since October of 1997.
Fort Worth Vaqueros 2025 schedule released
The National Premier Soccer League has announced the 2025 schedules for the NPSL including the Fort Worth Vaqueros.
CF Monterrey returns for 2025 Dallas Cup Super Group
The Dallas Cup has announced that CF Monterrey will again compete in the Gordon Jago Super Group at the 2025 Dallas Cup.
North Texas SC signs Indiana netminder JT Harms
North Texas SC has signed Indiana University captain and goalkeeper JT Harms to a one-year contract with a club option for the 2026 season.
Fort Worth’s FC Revolution joins The League for Clubs
FC Revolution of Fort Worth has joined The League for Clubs for 2025. FC Revolution was founded in 2021 and has played in the Metroplex Premier League (MPL) and United Premier Soccer League (UPSL).
Geovane Jesus placed on season ending injured reserve by FC Dallas
As 3rd Degree reported back in January was the plan, FC Dallas today placed Geovane Jesus on the Season Ending Injury list. He will now miss the entire 2025 season.
FCD’s Christian Guillen & Justus Jones called into US U15s for Mexico friendlies
New head coach Ross Brady has called in 24 players for a camp including FC Dallas center back Christian Guillen and left back Justus Jones.
Match Photos: Dallas Trinity vs Spokane Zephyr FC
The Trinity picked up its first loss of 2025 on Saturday and Daniel McCullough was there to bring us some pics. Enjoy.
The Breakdown – FC Dallas at Houston Dynamo, February 2025
With the road win (nice by itself), FC Dallas now has 15 season-opening wins, tied for most in MLS history with LA Galaxy and Sporting Kansas City.
FC Dallas at Houston Dynamo – game info and lineup prediction
And so another season begins, the 30th for FC Dallas and the 28th for us here at 3rd Degree. Come along for the ride, won’t you?