What's THAT Supposed to Mean?: "The Green Fields of France"
This month’s entry is being dictated by the times. We’re still marking the 100-year anniversary of the most ghoulish, pointless war the world has seen...
Podcast: Ep 5 — Promotion/relegation with Peter Wilt
For more than a decade, promotion/relegation talk has been the bane of the U.S. soccer community’s existence. It wasn’t going to happen any…
Ranting Soccer Dad » Blog Archive » Ranting Soccer Dad, Episode 4: Are women’s soccer players role models? With guest Jen Cooper
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Ranting Soccer Dad » Blog Archive » Ranting Soccer Dad, Episode 3: Gwendolyn Oxenham
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ALBUM REVIEW: NICOLE ATKINS, "Goodnight Rhonda Lee"
An angry letter to Nashville. You can't take all the East Coast's talented singer-songwriters.
Ranting Soccer Dad » Blog Archive » Ranting Soccer Dad, Episode 2: Yael Averbuch
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The trailblazing trophy that started a soccer trend in the U.S. | FourFourTwo
The trend of European teams playing in the U.S. began decades before the ICC. The trophy remains locked away in Poland...
What’s THAT Supposed to Mean?: Green Day, "Jesus of Suburbia"
And there’s nothing wrong with me, this how I’m supposed to be, in a land of make-believe that don’t believe in me. What’s THAT supposed...
A five-point plan to simplify youth soccer’s confusing mess of competitions | FourFourTwo
Confused by the craziness that is US youth soccer? You're not alone. Here's a path towards a better future.
Ranting Soccer Dad » Blog Archive » Ranting Soccer Dad, Episode 1: Mike Woitalla
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Alphabet soup of leagues only increasing youth soccer's travel problem | FourFourTwo
Many leagues offer a higher caliber of play at club level, but the tradeoffs leave parents asking if there's a better way.
Best of a dying breed: The 5 icons who mastered the game both indoors and out | FourFourTwo
Life on these shores used to demand a mastery of both. Here are five players who were the best of soccer's renaissance men.
Ranting Soccer Dad » Blog Archive » Ranting Soccer Dad, Episode 0
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High school basketball: The return of "Nine Toes."
Star-News, Feb. 23, 1994. A player returns from a hunting accident to spark his team to an upset.
NBA: Laettner needs to let his game do the talking
Women's sports: Silver Bullets speeding on a train to nowhere
Predictions: Brazil will take home World Cup title
Soccer league can survive in baseball's shadow
High school soccer: Hoggard 5, Laney 3 (OT)
Women's college basketball: UNCW's diminishing roster not sign of progress
Star-News, Sept. 21, 1994. The coach had driven away many of the players, leaving a team that had little chance of competing.
Disc golfer puts his clubs away for good
Forget shoulder pads, try tackling a band uniform
Arenas seek just the right music for the masses
College basketball: Get rid of conference tournaments? No way
1999 Women's World Cup: USA learns the game
Knight Ridder Tribune, July 1999. How the dramatic final of an event that surprisingly captured the nation's interest taught many of us how to be soccer fans. Next up: a women's league.
Kindersoccer and other oxymorons
Soccer Journal, Jan-Feb 2016. A look at how to train (and how not to train) the littlest players.
Duke vs. Clemson, men's basketball preview
Duke Chronicle, Jan. 1991. A look at Duke's upcoming opponent, which loooovvvved to shoot the 3.
Congrats, Blackhawks fans, you deserved it
USA TODAY Stanley Cup commemorative, 2010. A quick recap of what the NHL champion Chicago Blackhawks accomplished.
10 Myths About Women's Soccer Journalists
Our Game magazine, Summer 2014. No, it's not as glamorous as you think.
Physicality in women's soccer
Our Game magazine, Sept 2013. Skills are great, but the physical side of the game is never going away.