Tony Tchani has been a beast for Virginia all season long.

It's been a couple weeks since my last update for the 2010 MLS SuperDraft. I hope later this week to possibly post the order of the draft. I was waiting until the season ended to do so because of RSL being in the final, they now own the final pick in the draft rather than the 11th or so pick that I previously thought they'd get when the playoffs began.

I know version 1.0 was released just last week but a lot has changed since then in terms of players signing with the league and some not signing with the league. With the recent news of a few Generation adidas signings plus a few other rumors out there about other potential signings things needed to be reflected here.

More 2010 MLS SuperDraft talk here now. MLS Insider is reporting that U-17 midfielder Jack McInerney has signed a Generation adidas contract with Major League Soccer, joining Akron's Teal Bunbury and Blair Gavin along with U-20 star Dilly Duka.

A formal announcement is expected soon.

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Major League Soccer announced its initial list of 62 college seniors that they invited to take part in the MLS Draft Combine next month in Florida.

The MLS Combine will take place from Jan. 8-12 in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

The league will also add players signed to Generation adidas contracts to this list once they are all announced.

I brought his name up in a recent SuperDraft watch (should have another one of those out soon), and now he is set to enter next month's SuperDraft according to SBI.

Who am I talking about? UConn's stellar defensive-midfielder from Finland Toni Stahl has agreed to sign a contract with the league, joining former Rutger's standout Dilly Duka for next month's SuperDraft.

Will Bates has lead Virginia in scoring this year.

Yes today has been a MLS SuperDraft kind of day around with news about the combine and players potentially signing with the league to enter next month's draft. I figured I would continue the trend with another look at things with another watch list.

Tough decisions all around Philadelphia right now for Peter Nowak and company. If the expansion draft wasn't enough the club now has the fun of figuring out who exactly to take with their first overall pick in next month's SuperDraft. Yesterday afternoon the college soccer season came to a close and right away a few names jumped out for who they should take.

Danny Mwanga could be a top five pick.

As of today we have four quality players in the 2010 Generation adidas class but soon enough we could have a few more. Both SBI and Buzz Carrick are reporting that multiple big names could be joining the already impressive class for next month's draft.

Depth.

You could call it "the" word of 2009 for the Chicago Fire. Whether it was Technical Director Frank Klopas, a coach, a player, or a regular staffer, you couldn't get out of Toyota Park without having to sit through yet another explanation of just how important - and strong - the depth of the team was.

Is Wake Forest's Ike Opara (far right) going to be the top pick?

We're about a month out of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft and the draft coverage here on WVHooligan continues to heat up. This will be the first of a few mock drafts that I will conduct over the next few weeks leading up to the draft.

Here's some news that has to give some fans around the league a smile today. Steve Goff is reporting that Herman Trophy finalist from Akron Teal Bunbury is skipping his final two seasons of college to enter the MLS SuperDraft next month.

Bunbury had 17 goals in 25 matches this season and was named Soccer America's player of the year.

Here are a couple of stories that are currently making the rounds...

First, we have an update on the World Cup ticketing situation courtesy of the folks over at Soccer365. I went through this very process back in 2006 (I failed to get tickets) and it's a little bit tricky. In order to be considered for tickets, you first have to submit pre-application info to the U.