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The Americans crashed out in disappointing fashion, but there were positives from the tournament on the whole. We look at how the roster performed

No modern precedent exists for replacing a coach after one World Cup game and having a successful run. Can Tunisia change that?

Tens of millions of immigrants to the United States and Canada may take special interest in the World Cup, particularly the Brazilian, Haitian and Ecuadorian diasporas.

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A $250 million training/office complex is part of a spending boom in U.S. Soccer, but is the men's team any better than the last time the U.S. hosted the World Cup?

Two documentary series on U.S. soccer show the struggles the men's team and the sport as a whole has faced, recasting them as classic underdog worthy of fan support.

John Blackwell has withdrawn from draft consideration but may one day join the small, Duke-heavy group of NBA players whose wingspan is less than their height.

As universities prepare to spend millions paying athletes directly, fears mount that Olympic and women’s sports will pay the price. An improbable figure could well stop it

Or are people overreacting to the Tar Heels being turned down by a couple of their coaching choices?

That's right -- bring on promotion and relegation in the NBA.

Why do all this after a long, arduous club season?

Fans love watching an underdog cause an upset. The problem is that unbeaten teams are unbeaten for a reason

The US men’s and women’s teams claimed titles at the Winter Games this past week. The warm fuzzy feelings didn’t last long

Other nations are catching up with the US in its traditional strengths such as snowboarding. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing for Americans

The Canadians began the Milano Cortina Games with a cheating scandal and a gold drought. In the second week of action, it’s woe Canada no more

With 13 medals through the first five days – surpassing their total at Turin 2006 – the Italians are the surprise stars of these Games. What’s different this time?