US State Cup

The US State Cup is a fictional soccer (association football) championship with 50 teams representing all 50 states in the United States of America competing for the national championship. In the real world, similar sporting events occur in Australia (State of Origin Series, a rugby league competition between NSW and Queensland) and India (most Indian states have their own state cricket team). It formed in 2024 during the rise of soccer in the United States, after US Soccer felt the need to expand its market throughout all states.
==Teams==
State/District/Territory	Stadium 	Capacity	City
Alabama 	Legion Field 	71,594 	Birmingham
Alaska 	Anchorage Football Stadium 	3,500 	Anchorage
Arizona 	State Farm Stadium 	63,400 	Glendale
Arkansas 	Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium 	76,212 	Fayetteville
California 	SoFi Stadium 	100,240 	Inglewood
Colorado 	Empower Field at Mile High 	76,125 	Denver
Connecticut 	Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field	40,000 	East Hartford
Delaware 	Delaware Stadium 	18,800 	Newark
Florida 	Hard Rock Stadium 	65,326 	Miami Gardens
Georgia 	Mercedes-Benz Stadium 	71,000 	Atlanta
Hawaii 	New Aloha Stadium 	35,000 	Halawa
Idaho 	Albertsons Stadium 	36,387 	Boise
Illinois 	Soldier Field 	61,500 	Chicago
Indiana 	Lucas Oil Stadium 	67,000 	Indianapolis
Iowa 	Jack Trice Stadium 	61,500 	Ames
Kansas 	Bill Snyder Family Stadium 	50,000 	Manhattan
Kentucky 	Cardinal Stadium 	61,000 	Louisville
Louisiana 	Caesars Superdome 	73,208 	New Orleans
Maine 	Morse Field at Harold Alfond Sports Stadium	10,000 	Orono
Maryland 	M&T Bank Stadium 	71,008 	Baltimore
Massachusetts 	Gillette Stadium 	65,878 	Foxborough
Michigan 	Michigan Stadium 	107,601 	Ann Arbor
Minnesota 	U.S. Bank Stadium 	66,860 	Minneapolis
Mississippi 	Vaught–Hemingway Stadium 	64,038 	Oxford
Missouri 	Arrowhead Stadium 	76,416 	Kansas City
Montana 	Bobcat Stadium 	20,767 	Bozeman
Nebraska 	Memorial Stadium 	85,458 	Lincoln
Nevada 	Allegiant Stadium 	61,000 	Paradise
New Hampshire 	Wildcat Stadium 	11,015 	Durham
New Jersey 	SHI Stadium 	52,454 	Piscataway
New Mexico 	University Stadium 	39,224 	Albuquerque
New York 	MetLife Stadium 	82,566 	East Rutherford, NJ
North Carolina 	Bank of America Stadium 	74,867 	Charlotte
North Dakota 	Alerus Center 	12,283 	Grand Forks
Ohio 	Ohio Stadium 	102,780 	Columbus
Oklahoma 	Boone Pickens Stadium 	55,509 	Stillwater
Oregon 	Autzen Stadium 	53,800 	Eugene
Pennsylvania 	Lincoln Financial Field 	69,796 	Philadelphia
Rhode Island 	Richard Gouse Field at Brown Stadium 	20,000 	Providence
South Carolina 	Williams–Brice Stadium 	77,559 	Columbia
South Dakota 	Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium 	19,340 	Brookings
Tennessee 	Nissan Stadium 	69,143 	Nashville
Texas 	AT&T Stadium 	105,000 	Arlington
Utah 	Rice–Eccles Stadium 	51,444 	Salt Lake City
Vermont 	Centennial Field 	4,415 	Burlington
Virginia 	Lane Stadium 	65,632 	Blacksburg
Washington 	Lumen Field 	68,740 	Seattle
West Virginia 	Milan Puskar Stadium 	60,000 	Morgantown
Wisconsin 	Camp Randall Stadium 	80,321 	Madison
Wyoming 	War Memorial Stadium 	30,181 	Laramie
Most of these stadiums are American football stadiums. Only one (Vermont's Centennial Field) is primarily used for baseball.