Hello, welcome back to full-time with Meg Linnehan. You are listening to a show all about women's soccer on the Athletic Podcast Network.

I'm Meg, your host, and I'm a national staff writer at The Athletic covering the NWSL and the U.S. Women's National Team.

The summer series is done. I am back from Texas. It is a lovely 75 degrees outside at home with like 30% humidity. It's actually, you know, like

weather I can handle. Anyway, thank you for the patience as we delayed this episode by a day

to allow me to travel home, but also record on Wi-Fi that actually worked as opposed to

my hotel. So first, Steph Young joins me as we attempt to process our feelings

about the incoming U.S. Women's National Team Olympic roster, and then Paul Tenorio joins both of us

with all the latest on the Olivia Moultrie versus NWSL lawsuit. The other benefit of delaying the episode

by the day is all of that broke last night. As always, your quick reminder

for me that if you would like to support this podcast and our coverage of women's soccer

at The Athletic, you can always sign up for your new subscription at theathletic.com slash full time.

There's always a promo there. So between the games and this Olivia Moultrie news,

we are all news today.

So let's just get right to it.

Here's stuff.

Okay, so I survived, I don't know what, 10 days in Texas.

You got to watch from home.

I will say like Austin was, was lovely.

I did very no exploring in Austin because it was always over 100 degrees,

but the experience of, but just Texas in general in June as a very sad New Englander who does not

handle heat well. I did struggle at times, not going to lie. Yeah, I think I texted you early on that

there's something in particular, maybe about Houston, like that area specifically of Texas that

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