“I visited Soccer Post this weekend hoping to get some numbers printed on my jerseys and they did NOT disappoint! A previous encounter with another store (who shall not be named) left me traumatized and broken. Luckily, the staff here were polite and charming—assisting me, noticing me. I carried in two jerseys, black and white, and asked if they could print a number on each. David—the manager—responded, “Number 10”? I was enthralled. Is it possible he could recognize a person’s disposition upon a mere glance? “Yes”, I replied, maintaining my composure. “White on black and black on white!”, he proclaimed. He even knew the colors I needed as if he were some kind of Soccer Pro. They asked me to wait as the machine warmed up. I passed the time meandering about the store, and noticed the abundance of World Cup apparel and fanfare. The Mexico home jersey shone with a deep, natural green as if it sprouted right there in the store. I asked to try it on and the staff were utterly pleasant and encouraged me to sample anything I desired. I loved the jersey so much I decided to buy one for myself and another for my loving wife. At the end, the printed jerseys came out without so much as a geometric imperfection. My trained eye could tell that the protractor I brought would not be necessary today. The prices at Soccer Post were reasonable and without shipping costs, unlike those dreaded online stores with no character. I will be coming back very soon to pick up the Mexico jersey with the star upon their World Cup victory!”
“EDIT: read their reply, turns out I just wasn't looking hard enough 😅 as of August 2026 they are closed the the building is up for lease. do not come here anymore there is no scout store to buy from :(”
“Went in today for soccer cleats for my daughter. The pricing was great ($45) for really nice Adidas that both fit and appealed to her. Even though we weren’t demanding customers, Justin helped bring her the size she wanted to try and also the perfect recommendation of an alternate color in the same size without us asking. He was very kind and helpful. I entered my email address online before checkout for an extra 10% coupon and left feeling like the Dad hero of the day.”
“I bought a putter, and an associate helped me check the lie angle and face alignment. The way they did the face alignment check using a reflective laser was pretty cool.”
“I had a great experience at City Arms in Pleasant Hill. John and the team were patient, knowledgeable, and made the whole process feel smooth and comfortable. They took the time to walk me through everything, answered all my questions, and never rushed me. Really appreciated the professionalism and guidance.”
“I entered the store around 8:30 PM on January 6th and had an excellent experience. Every employee I interacted with was kind, attentive, and went above and beyond to help me. I was shopping for a last-minute gift for a coworker before heading back to work, and multiple staff members made a genuine effort to help me find the perfect item. Even at 9:00 PM, there was still a long line of customers waiting to be served. Despite this, the staff handled the situation with patience, professionalism, and care. There was no visible frustration or negativity, which is not always the case in busy retail environments. The staff at this location are outstanding, and it is always a pleasure to shop here. I chose this store over other nearby locations specifically because of the consistently great customer service. I truly appreciate Dick’s Sporting Goods and the exceptional team working at this store. Thank you.”
The outdoor retailer plans to open a 100,000-square-foot store in College Station, Texas, in 2028. It'll sit along State Highway 6, north of William D. Fitch Parkway, next to a Costco and in front of the future South College Station baseball and softball complex. On Sept. 24, the College Station City Council approved a $10.84 million sale of 28 acres in a unanimous vote. Bass Pro gets about 14 acres for its store. Dallas-based Corinth Properties will build a mixed-use project with restaurants and an event plaza on the other 14.
Fan Outfitters aims to be the ultimate one-stop shop for local professional, college, and even high school team merchandise. The company's unique "hyperlocal" approach is the brainchild of its parent company Lids Sports Group. Just six months after launching, Fan Outfitters has already opened 12 locations in cities like Phoenix, Dallas, Oklahoma City, Lexington, and Tampa. The massive 5,500 square-foot spaces are stocked with jerseys, trading cards, replica helmets, and much more across 12-15 local teams.
