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October 2002 Poll Results

Soccer is everywhere on television. Its possible to watch MLS, the WUSA and the A-League, as well as many foreign leagues, on a regular basis during their seasons. Heres your chance to let us know your TV viewing habits. How much do you watch each of the following? Results are based on 376 votes. MLS […]

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College Men: Week 6 Wrap

It was a week of holding rank in men's college soccer. Just three Top 25 teams lost to opponents ranked below them entering last week. Boston College, North Carolina and Hofstra lost to unranked Notre Dame, Virginia Commonwealth and Towson, respectively. The only other losses by Top 25 teams came against the upper echelon teams. […]

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U.S. Abroad (Oct. 11-13): Walker injured

Overseas leagues were idle this week due to qualifying matches for the European championships. American goalkeeper Jonny Walker, playing with Universidad Catolica in the Chilean first division, was knocked unconcious during his team's 1-1 draw with Universidad de Chile. * Jonny Walker (Universidad Catolica, D1) vs. Universidad de Chile, 1-1. Started: 72 minutes. With the […]

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A Coach and His Alumni

Colgate men's coach Mike Doherty has always been close to his former players, building on the family atmosphere he nurtured around the Red Raider program. The value of Doherty's soccer family was never more evident than when it pulled together after three former players were killed in the terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001. In […]

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In Defense of Small-Sided Soccer

Not everyone has embraced U.S. Soccer's move to mandate small teams for young players. At its Annual General Meeting in August, U.S. Soccer reaffirmed its commitment to small-sided soccer as a key component of player development. Beginning Sept. 1, 2003, under-6 programs should involve no more than four players on a team (three is strongly […]

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Taking Another Path

BYU star Aleisha Cramer-Rose, who debuted for the U.S. women's national team at 16, could have been the next Mia Hamm or Michelle Akers. She's chosen a life that makes sense instead. Devout followers of women's soccer have been greedily anticipating the day Aleisha Cramer and Aly Wagner – the American wunderkinds, revered already in […]

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My View: Crossing the Line

The more things change with MLS, the more they stay the same on ''SportsCenter.'' Great games and great goals have been cast into a great void. A season of tension and drama and spectacle has been ignored again by those who produce ESPN's highlights show. On their desks must read a placard stating: ''The Soccer […]

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MLS GAME PREVIEWS (Oct. 9)

Wednesday, October 9 NEW ENGLAND at COLUMBUS (7:30pm ET). TV: AT&T 3 (Live: DIRECTV: 794; DISHNET: 461; inDemand) Key Players Out: Columbus – none to report; New England – F Diego Serna (torn ACL & meniscus-L), D Daouda Kante (red-card suspension). Referee: Gerry Corrie. Wednesday, October 9 LOS ANGELES at COLORADO (9:30 pm ET) TV: […]

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