Jürgen Klinsmann and the German Feel of the United States Men’s National Team

The United States Men’s National Team is going through an identity crisis. All that’s left is changing the flag from red, white and blue to the black, red and gold of Germany. The signing of Jürgen Klinsmann as head coach of the senior team gives this team an increasingly strong German presence, one that had already begun to develop prior to the new skipper’s arrival. Klinsmann... 

USMNT: Predicting the Starting Lineup for Brazil 2014

With the first match of the Klinsmann era just 24 hours away, it is a perfect time to take a look at what this team could be three years from now. A lot of the same players who you will see tomorrow will be featured on the US 2014 World Cup team as well. But to get a full sneak peak of the roster, I suggest you glance through the following slideshow. Here is my predicted USMNT starting lineup and subs... 

World Cup 2014: Projecting England’s Starting XI in Brazil 2014

Well here we are, less than three years away from the 2014 World Cup that is going to be one of the greatest in football history. For England, this tournament will be an indication to show where the national team can realistically be ranked and how much further it needs to go if they are going to win a World Cup. Assuming that they qualify, England will certainly need a better showing to please their... 

Mexican League Week 4 Report: Pumas Still on Top, Cruz Azul Escapes a Scare

Despite some interesting matchups, the fourth match-day in the Mexican League Torneo Apertura 2011 provided few emotions. The midweek fixture definitely affected most teams, especially considering how early in the tournament it was scheduled.   Cruz Azul 2-1 Atlante This is a very deceiving score. Atlante was better during most of the game, but they struggled with their finishing, while Cruz Azul... 

World Football: 10 Players Who Could Be Future Stars for the U.S. National Team

On August 10, the US National Team will suit up for a friendly rematch with Mexico, with a new coach and a new outlook.  After the Gold Cup disappointment, Jürgen Klinsmann will begin to institute young up-and-comers and experienced veterans in preparation for the 2014 World Cup qualification process. It will be interesting to see what U-23 team the USSF puts together for the Olympic... 

USA vs Mexico is About Exacting Revenge After Bitter Gold Cup Loss

Most headlines and news commentary read: “Jurgen Klinsmann to make coaching debut against arch rival Mexico… Klinsmann will have US on the attack…Klinsmann Not Cure-All for US Soccer…Jurgen Klinsmann will listen to advisers as USA soccer coach… Klinsmann needs to overhaul US soccer’s grassroots development…Klinsmann, Klinsmann, Klinsmann…” Yes.... 

Kobayashi’s Options: McLaren, Ferrari, Red Bull or Mercedes

I’ve been a fan of Kobayashi since his first race in F1, and I can even pinpoint the exact moment.  When he ran Nakajima right off the track and into the barriers with a very risky pass, I knew I had a new hero.  Since then, he has failed to disappoint.  I don’t honestly believe he’s one of the best drivers yet, due to some inconsistency, but I can definitely see him... 

Rafael Nadal’s Road to Recovery Begins in Montreal at the Rogers Cup

Cometh the hour, cometh the man—that’s certainly what world No. 2 Rafael Nadal will be hoping for. This year has not been Nadal’s best season on tour—he has yet to defeat Novak Djokovic and has been bested by the Serbian in five finals in 2011. By normal standards, the Spanish superstar’s year hasn’t been as bad as it may seem—he won... 

Guillermo Ochoa Debuts in France with a Defeat: Ajaccio 0-2 Toulouse

Guillermo Ochoa’s career in European football began with a stumble. Despite some good interventions, the Mexican goalkeeper couldn’t avoid Ajaccio’s defeat at home, finishing 0-2 against Toulouse on the first day of the Ligue 1. The home side dominated the first half slightly, though, without creating many chances of danger, while the visitors tried to surprise with counterattacks. Ochoa... 

Mardy Fish Will Enter US Open as America’s Top-Ranked Player

In the world of tennis, it would be almost sacrilegious to say anyone in their late 20’s isn’t over the hill.  Yet America’s top-ranked player, 29-year-old Mardy Fish, has had the best year of his career. Fish has a 29-15 match record, has won one title and made at least the semifinals in five tournaments. He also turned in career-best performances by reaching the third... 

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