Longtime US women’s soccer journalist John Halloran reflects on Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe’s peaceful protests four years ago– and wonders if as a society, we are finally-belatedly- ready to listen.
Tweet John Halloran Less than a year away from the 2019 World Cup, the United States women’s national team is… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Unless you spent yesterday with all cords and olive branches to the world cut, you know… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon — NEW ORLEANS Tomorrow night in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Abby Wambach will play in her final… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Abby Wambach has long been defined not simply by her ability to score goals at an… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon This much is certain. The United States can defend. Ahead of their quarterfinal Friday night against China, the… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Day three of the Women’s World Cup brought us the tournament’s best game thus far, two… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Oh, Canada! We don’t need to remind you that Monday’s semifinal was an absolute classic, an… Read more »
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon For the first fifteen minutes of the group stages, the few questions that surrounded the USWNT’s… Read more »
Tweet Part I of the 2nd Annual Yanks Are Coming Best of US Soccer Awards featured 2011’s US Soccer disappointments,… Read more »
Tweet By Neil W. Blackmon It finally ended today. Not a five year era—no—that was Thursday’s news. No—it ended. The… Read more »
Tweet By Sean McElroy My Grandmother, who is ninety-three, has absolutely no reason to care about soccer. She is sharp… Read more »