Could a procedural advantage be the difference in Houston finally winning a national title? Plus, the newest teams joining the field of 68.… Continue Reading »
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AP preseason Top 25 poll reaction: What to know about every team
The reigning champion UConn Huskies top the list. Find out where South Carolina, UCLA and the rest clock in.… Continue Reading »
14 can’t-miss games to watch this November
Get set for nonconference heavyweights, future bubble teams and underrated rivalries.… Continue Reading »
How USMNT, USWNT choose opponents, venues and prices for games
USMNT and USWNT fans often complain about high ticket prices, repetitive cities and weak opponents for games, but U.S. Soccer explains everything that goes into such decisions.… Continue Reading »
The tiny island nation that’s two wins from a World Cup spot
Meet the team of part-timers, ranked 150 by FIFA, hoping to reach next summer’s tournament. “Every young boy wants to play in a World Cup, it is a dream… and we know we have a chance.”… Continue Reading »
The race to the 2026 World Cup: Six more teams book their place at the finals
The race for the 2026 World Cup is drawing to a close. Here’s how it’s looking around the globe.… Continue Reading »
Ravens release veteran CJGJ 1 week after signing
The Ravens are releasing veteran safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson a week after signing him to their practice squad. He did not appear in a game for the team.… Continue Reading »
Titans interim to stay positive for rookie QB Ward
Interim Titans coach Mike McCoy says he plans to clean up issues and use positive reinforcement to help guide rookie quarterback Cam Ward.… Continue Reading »
Jones: Boys ‘still in it,’ open to defensive trade
Despite his team’s uneven 2-3-1 start to the season, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones believes his team is “still in it,” adding that Dallas is “in position to look at a trade” to help a struggling defense that is second to last in points allowed per game.… Continue Reading »
Rodgers, Flacco happy to be part of ‘Icy Hot Bowl’
Thursday night’s matchup between the Steelers and Bengals featuring Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco will mark just the second time in NFL history that opposing quarterbacks age 40 or older will start a regular or postseason game against each other.… Continue Reading »