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by Steve Gans on Dec 5, 12:51 AM
ID camps have become an entrenched part of the college soccer process, and accordingly, the number and type of them have expanded.
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 29, 9:27 PM
The quest to "improve participant behavior" could be hailed if we weren't familiar with how glacially the wheels of FIFA's rule-makers turn.
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by Mike Woitalla on Oct 23, 3:27 AM
The check-in process is mainly about player eligibility and ensuring safety, but it's also a chance to interact with the players and coaches.
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by Mike Woitalla on Sep 11, 5:01 PM
There were only five minutes left in the U-15 game when I first got yelled at by a parent, upset about a throw-in.
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by Mike Woitalla on Aug 25, 4:26 AM
It can be OK to practice in 100-degree weather, or it could be dangerous. It depends much on the humidity factor.
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by Mike Woitalla on Aug 1, 3:12 AM
Also part of the U.S. officiating crew Down Under are VAR Armando Villarreal and ARs Brooke Mayo, Felisha Mariscal and Kathryn Nesbitt.
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by Ben Wiley, Mike Woitalla on Jul 20, 3:39 AM
From 18-year-old Alyssa Thompson to 38-year-old Megan Rapinoe: the paths taken to soccer's highest level.
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by Mike Woitalla on Jun 29, 8:50 PM
Why did I start reffing when I was a kid and why did I continue?
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by Mike Woitalla on Jun 2, 7:27 PM
How broadcasters react to foul play influences soccer at the grassroots.
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by Ahmet Guvener on May 30, 6:41 PM
Remedies to avoid the boards being transitional:. maintaining institutional memory and developing a sound succession plan.
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by Ian Plenderleith on May 1, 8:42 PM
On finger-pointing when games flare up. Plus: ref news from around the globe.
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by Mike Woitalla on Apr 25, 5:37 AM
On Tuesday, Crocker will be named U.S. Soccer's new sporting director, replacing Earnie Stewart.
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by Ahmet Guvener on Apr 14, 4:30 AM
The transitional nature of boards has a negative impact on the sustainability of the governance of clubs.
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by Mike Woitalla on Mar 31, 5:04 PM
Players abusing referees has been normalized at the pro level, and on-field belligerence can inflame the sidelines.
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by Steve Gans on Mar 22, 1:19 PM
Charging college soccer hopefuls to be evaluated has become an entrenched part of the process.