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by Mike Woitalla on Mar 31, 3:17 AM
During Dr. Bob Contiguglia's tenure as U.S. Soccer President from August 1998 to March 2006, the SARS outbreak in China led to the USA hosting the 2003 Women's World Cup on short notice.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Mar 25, 4:01 PM
Around 15 years ago a British soccer journalist called Will Buckley published a novel called "The Man Who Hated Football."
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by Beau Dure on Mar 24, 8:50 PM
Through unhappy accident, Wilson will have some additional time to get up to speed. Soccer stadiums and courthouses may not be open for a while.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Mar 22, 4:48 AM
The wholesale suspension of soccer activity across Europe has opened us up to the truth that life can, and indeed must, continue without the game. For now, at least.
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by Beau Dure on Mar 19, 3:33 AM
Cone has less than a year before the next presidential election but she can accomplish quite a bit.
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by Brian Sciaretta on Mar 18, 3:20 PM
Homegrown Tanner Tessmann, 18, was one of the players off to a strong start before the season was halted.
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by Mike Woitalla on Mar 18, 4:19 AM
The longtime North Carolina coach first met Cone when she was in high school and her parents drove him around for a book signing in Tennessee.
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by Mike Woitalla on Mar 15, 11:59 PM
Real Colorado and the Dallas Texans are the latest girls clubs to opt for the ECNL over the Federation-run Development Academy.
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by Beau Dure on Mar 11, 2:17 AM
A couple of court deadlines have come up in the U.S. women's team's lawsuit against U.S. Soccer, and this time, neither side let its court filings do all the talking.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Mar 10, 3:48 AM
If the government ordered that a Taylor Swift concert was shut to the public due to health concerns, would the singer still go ahead with the performance?
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by Mike Woitalla on Mar 6, 11:55 PM
U.S. U-15 boys national team head coach Gonzalo Segares played more than 200 MLS games for the Chicago Fire.
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by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Mar 4, 12:00 AM
Sometimes it's easy to forget how close a founding member of MLS was from losing its soccer team.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Mar 2, 9:58 AM
The sudden outbreak of collective political action under the players is not quite the act of timely heroism it's being hailed as in some sections of the German media.