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Home > College Soccer Reporter > Sunday, Feb. 2, 2014
by Soccer America
[WOMEN'S COACHING MOVES] Thirty Division I women's programs have replaced their head coach or are in the process of doing so. The moves include two New York metropolitan area programs that picked coaches from neighboring schools. The vacancy everyone is waiting to see filled is at Notre Dame, where Randy ... Read the whole story
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[WASHINGTON STATE: Women] Steve Nugent, who spent the last three seasons at UNC Greensboro, was named the Washington State University head coach, replacing Keidane McAlpine, who left Pullman after just two seasons to become the head coach at Pac-12 rival USC. Read the whole story
by Soccer America
[USA-CANADA: Reaction] Friday's USA-Canada game marked the debut of the University of Virginia's Morgan Brian in the U.S. starting lineup. The 2013 Soccer America Women's College Player of the Year was outstanding in the 1-0 win, starting after Coach Tom Sermanni said he was only initially thinking of using her ... Read the whole story
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[AMERICANS ABROAD] Duke defender Sebastien Ibeagha, considered one of the top players in this year's senior class, has signed with Danish second division club Horsens. His MLS rights were held by Houston as a Homegrown player. Read the whole story


Relishing soccer's special bonds at the NSCAA Convention by Tyler Isaacson

[MY VIEW] The 2014 NSCAA Convention for me and many of my contemporaries was one massive reunion. You could not walk into the Marriott Hotel lobby without being bombarded by players you played with or against, coaches who you were coached by, or friends you have made over the years in the soccer community. I wonder if the players today will have the same special bond that was formed with the players of my era. ...More


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