Tag results for "college men"
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College Soccer 2020: Southland cuts postseason tournament field
Six Division I conferences have announced plans to reduce expenses by eliminating ...
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The pandemic impact on college soccer: the small-college perspective from Rochester's Chris Apple
Chris Apple is heading into his 20th season this fall at the ...
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Program cuts: 2020-21 NCAA Division I sports
*Akron (17). Men: cross country, golf; Women: tennis. *Bowling Green (17). Men: ...
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NCAA Division II reduces soccer schedule from maximum of 18 to 14 games
The NCAA Division II Presidents Council approved reductions in all sports as ...
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Wednesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. NWSL is close to finalizing tournament this summer in Salt Lake ...
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College Soccer (Part 3): A Dreamland where only radical change can ensure a place in soccer's pyramid
So here comes the difficult bit. Trying to make a coherent whole ...
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Program cuts: 2020 NCAA Division I
Central Michigan was the latest Division I school to announce program cuts ...
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Monday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. NCAA's Mark Emmert: Scale of college sports makes it 'almost inevitable' ...
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Sunday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Can sports help heal a country? Some fans don't buy the ...
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Men's College Soccer (Part 2): 1972 to 2020, the years of the draft ... and inertia
The 1971 Division 1 Final (Howard 3 St Louis 2) played in ...
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Fall sports suspended at top NCAA Division II conference following Cal State system's shift to mostly online classes
The fate of the fall programs at nine CSU Division I schools ...
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What They're Saying: Kyle Kallander
"People just really aren't sure what [enrollment] is going to look like ...
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Top NCAA Division II conference suspends fall sports
The CCAA's move follows the decision by the California State University system ...
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Sixty years of trying to assess men's college soccer (Part 1)
College soccer -- the men's version -- has been going through something ...
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Tuesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Major League Soccer proposes 20 percent pay cut to players' association ...
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There's plenty to learn about American soccer in the 1970s from Bill Gazonas' inspirational story
The captain of the 1977 Hartwick championship team has written a remarkably ...
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Watch: The Jerry Yeagley documentary 'Worth the Wait'
The trailblazer arrived at Indiana in the 1960s and turned its club ...
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Former NASL and Cornell coach Dan Wood dies at the age of 73
Wood, who coached Bruce Arena and Dave Sarachan at Cornell, later became ...
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Saturday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. NCAA's Mark Emmert says he can't see sports starting if schools ...
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Tuesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Germany to reopen all shops, allow soccer matches: sources By Sabine ...
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San Jose's Tommy Thompson provides 100-plus ways to train at home and connects with the community
The San Jose Earthquakes' Tommy Thompson has posted more than 100 practice-at-home ...
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SA coverage: How the 2020 pandemic is reshaping the soccer landscape
New interviews and analysis and more advice this week from the SA ...
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Oakwood Soccer's Rick Derella: 'We're all in this together so we have to figure it out'
Oakwood was an original member of both the Boys and Girls DA, ...
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Wednesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Some sports may have to skip this year, Fauci says By ...
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What They're Saying: David Berri
"If the program was viable before this took place, then it will ...
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Tuesday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. European soccer tries to find a way back, or a way ...
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Sasho Cirovski on the looming uncertainties for Division I men's soccer, the options going forward and the football factor
The pandemic has shifted the focus of men's D1 coaches to securing ...
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SA coverage: How the 2020 pandemic is reshaping the soccer landscape
New interviews and analysis and more advice this week from the SA ...
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Sunday morning: What we're reading (and listening to)
1. Men's college soccer finds itself in a strange, fragile spot By ...
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NCAA rejects controversial request for blanket waiver that threatened Division I soccer and other non-revenue sports
Eliminating the requirement on the minimum number of sports a school must ...
