Growing up, I was always curious about why soccer was never held in the same esteem as the major traditional sports in the U.S such as American football, basketball, and baseball. I began to realize that many Americans' interest in soccer peaked when the FIFA World Cup would come around every four years, however, as soon as the tournament concluded, that interest quickly went away. My love and passion for the game of soccer has led me to fully commit and explore this curiosity in-depth. It has been quite a ride and I've had a blast devoting hours of research to my topic and uncovering eye opening information that has aided my understanding with Americans' relationship with soccer and what components have been influencing their levels of disinterest. In the end, I was happy and content with the topic I selected because it only fueled my love for the sport and it was very hard for me to see myself choosing any other topic. For this project I included a written manuscript, audio pieces and photos. The manuscript covers the research I conducted for my project and explains my findings in depth. My audio pieces aid my research and provide knowledge and expertise from soccer coaches, reporters, and academic scholars who are well versed in my topic. My audio even includes commentary and insights from a mix of individuals who are interested and disinterested in the sport. These were my "man on the street" type interviews. I conducted these interviews all over the University of Arizona campus and Mulcahy field during Arizona Women's Soccer games. All of my interviews with soccer coaches, reporters, and academic scholars were conducted either over the phone or on Zoom.