• Glenn Crooks on his broadcasting career, New Jersey soccer culture, the youth landscape, and coaching Carli Lloyd in college
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Sep 28, 7:05 PM
    The host of SiriusXM FC's "The Coaching Academy" and NYCFC radio commentator also coaches youth ball at PDA.
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  • FIFA wants your feedback on a biennial World Cup -- let them have it
    by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 28, 1:52 AM
    A press release from FIFA was headlined "Majority of fans favor more frequent men's FIFA World Cups - global survey."
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  • Why USWNT needs to play Paraguay for more reasons than you'd think
    by Paul Kennedy on Sep 24, 10:00 PM
    Covid-19 has hindered USWNT scheduling. But some fundamental issues on the women's soccer landscape exacerbate the problem.
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  • Amber Steele: The global sports executive rose through American soccer with IU Hoosiers, U.S. Soccer and MLS
    by Dan Woog on Sep 23, 4:27 PM
    Now manager of global event operations and worldwide sports for the Coca-Cola Company, Steele reflects on key influences on her career.
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  • 'The Barcelona Complex,' starring Cruyff and Messi, details the rise and decline of 'the world's greatest club'
    by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 20, 1:31 PM
    Barcelona's 3-0 home loss to Bayern Munich in last week's UEFA Champions League group game hardly registered as a shock result.
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  • Welcome news for U.S. men's Olympic quest: U-20 qualifying will also offer ticket to Paris
    by Brian Sciaretta on Sep 17, 8:04 PM
    The U.S. U-20 team has qualified for 11 of last 12 World Cups. The U.S. U-23 have qualified for just one out of last five Olympics.
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  • U.S. Soccer calls players unions' bluff
    by Beau Dure on Sep 17, 1:45 AM
    So the message from the U.S. Soccer Federation to the men's national team is simple: Put your money where your amicus brief is.
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  • Todd Yeagley on college ball amid a changing landscape -- and IU's family tradition
    by Dan Woog on Sep 15, 5:22 PM
    Once coached by his father in Bloomington, Todd Yeagley now coaches his sons as the Hoosiers eye a College Cup return.
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  • Hugo Perez reflects on El Salvador's Octagonal start
    by Andrea Canales on Sep 13, 7:32 PM
    El Salvador, the only Concacaf squad to play two straight home games to open qualifying, was undefeated in both, but fell at Canada.
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  • Trevor Banks steers men's D1 newcomer Chicago State: 'Being part of something special'
    by Dan Woog on Sep 13, 4:16 PM
    Across the country, COVID took a toll on college soccer programs. What happened at Chicago State University was truly remarkable.
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  • Olympics welcomed 3x3 basketball. Why not futsal or beach soccer?
    by Beau Dure on Sep 12, 3:04 AM
    Basketball isn't alone in having an untraditional discipline in the Games. The most entrenched is beach volleyball.
      4 Comments
  • Ricardo Pepi: USA's great new hope for goals rose through FC Dallas, USL and USYNT program
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 10, 2:29 AM
    Shaun Tsakiris brought the FC Dallas academy player into a U.S. camps starting in 2017
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  • Frank Yallop: Canada is well equipped to finally return to the World Cup
    by Mike Woitalla on Sep 4, 3:32 PM
    Frank Yallop, coach of the brilliantly successful early 2000s' San Jose Earthquakes, knows the USA-Canada rivalry like few others.
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  • Roger Bennett on 'Reborn in the USA,' fandom based out of love, and the demise of Eurosnobs
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Sep 3, 12:21 AM
    Bennett's new book, Reborn in the USA: An Englishman's Love Letter to his Chosen Home, debuted at No. 1 on the New York Times Best Sellers list.
      3 Comments
  • USMNT players get younger and younger as they chase their dreams
    by Paul Kennedy on Sep 1, 6:44 AM
    Players like Tyler Adams and Ricardo Pepi were on their own at very young ages when they started to pursue their soccer careers.
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