SEATTLE — Over the past two days, the United States men's national team's clash with Belgium has been focused around the complicated saga of Folarin Balogun's red card. But after a decision from the FIFA disciplinary committee, and an apparent call from President Donald Trump, Balogun was back in the starting lineup on Monday amid a swirl of controversy.And it didn't even make a difference.The sky-high hopes of this USMNT instead ended with a disastrous 4-1 loss to Belgium. The U.S. attack was nearly nonexistent; Balogun, supposedly the player who would be crucial to a win, was largely neutralized by the Belgian defense from the start.In World Cups, because there are only so many opponents, things tend to move in cycles. It's easy to look at Monday's loss to Belgium and think of another Ro