more difficult to watch than it is to play in them, because when you play in them you understand why it's so bad. But when I had to sit here Friday night and watch that I felt for them, but I'm like everybody else: I'm throwing stuff at the TV and saying, "C'mon guys!" Soccer America: Assuming the USA advances to the Hexagonal, what does the coach need to do next year in addition to qualifying for the 2014 World Cup? Eric Wynalda: You look at some of the better teams around the world, and nine of the 11, if they're fit, you can lock them in. That's what he needs to do. Certain guys need to be pushed a little bit and those are conversations he needs to have with each one of them, individually. If you want to experiment, that's fine, you can integrate those guys later on in the process. Forget about 22 or 23, I need to know who my 12 or 13 guys are. It's hard, because you're going to have to fall in love with a few guys hoping that the guys behind them are pushing them. Let that process take care of itself, but it's time to pick the team. Soccer America: How much talent is in the national team pool? Eric Wynalda: I think this is a very, very good team. It has every capability to be a team that has gone further than we ever have before. I really believe that.