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TCM Survey: Youth soccer players who don’t practice at home are more likely to quit
Results from The Coaching Manual's survey.
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Did the USMNT’s 0-0 draw with Mexico set soccer back in the United States?
U.S. Men's National Team fans were thrilled with the team's 0-0 road draw against Mexico in World Cup qualifying on Tuesday, but Soccerwire.com's Roger Gonzalez wonders if games like it are setting soccer back in this country.
World Cup Wednesday: Predictions for CONCACAF qualifying
Roger Gonzalez takes a look at the upcoming round of CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers and makes his bold predictions.
Thoughts for Tuesday: USA ready to step up to challenge?
After a long weekend of covering one of the top tournaments in the nation, we are back with another daily blog post to keep you on top of happenings in the soccer world.
Why the player shouldn’t have final say on risking health
Athletes should not be given the final say on when to return to action following an injury.
Patrick Mullins passes on MLS offer, will return to Maryland next season
After weighing a Generation adidas contract offer from Major League Soccer, Maryland star Patrick Mullins has elected to stay in school for his senior season with the Terrapins.
Wash Post: Big decision coming this week from Terps’ Patrick Mullins
According to a Tweet by Washington Post soccer expert Steven Goff, Maryland junior forward Patrick Mullins is currently weighing an offer from MLS and could make a decision by the end of the week.
Charities, with involvement from Mark Hughes, behind $700 million Tampa soccer complex proposal
More information about a proposed $700 million soccer/sports medicine complex in Tampa with a unique funding scheme.
How much does a soccer scholarship really cost? (Pt. 1 of 2)
This week, Soccer Wire blogger Dr. Wendy Lebolt asks a crucial question that might make some elite soccer parents uncomfortable: How much is enough to invest in the hopes of a soccer scholarship?
