• Todd Beane: The USA has an opportunity to astound the world with a new brand of soccer
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 25, 11:36 PM
    In the latest in our series on a U.S. style of play, we spoke with Todd Beane, who worked with Johan Cruyff for 14 years
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  • Andres Cantor on the U.S. national teams of the past, the next coach and countries U.S. should (or shouldn't) emulate
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 24, 5:14 PM
    Play-by-play man Andres Cantor has broadcast more than 6,000 games from myriad leagues and national team competitions.
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  • Ian Barker on a U.S. style of play, producing No. 10s, and coaching schools in the USA
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 20, 3:27 AM
    "We may look to the successes within MLS where blend and balance occurs that is hard to see sometimes on the U.S. men's national team."
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  • Hugo Perez on style of play: 'The USA has the players to play possession-oriented, offensive soccer'
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 17, 2:45 AM
    The Hall of Fame player and former U.S. U-14 and U-15 coach says he knows the soccer he wants and doesn't want to pursue.
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  • Landon Donovan on a U.S. style of play, what worked in the past, and who should coach the USA
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 14, 7:04 PM
    Landon Donovan, the USA's all-time leading scoring (57 goals, 58 assists), during his 2000-2014 national team career twice helped the USA reach the second round of the World Cup.
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  • Paul Riley on ECNL vs. DA, the need for No. 10s, and the North Carolina Courage's stellar season
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 7, 2:14 AM
    Coach Paul Riley's North Carolina Courage is in the midst of what's looking like one of the most successful seasons ever for an American women's pro team.
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