I am excited to officially announce that I have accepted a full-time News Producer position at @WTAJnews upon graduation at @WaynesburgU! I cannot thank those enough who have positively impacted me over the last 4 years, especially @MelindaTVNews!
Mauricio Pochettino will return as USMNT head coach after agreeing to a new contract with U.S. Soccer, the federation announced Monday.
The deal runs through the 2030 World Cup.
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First at FOS: The NFL is not issuing any new instructions to game officials about how to officiate the tush push.
No NFL team proposed a ban on the Eagles’ signature short-yardage play this offseason.
USA in 2006… Last in Group
USA in 2010… Round of 16 L
USA in 2014… Round of 16 L
USA in 2018… Missed World Cup
USA in 2022… Round of 16 L
USA in 2026… Round of 16 L
Something must change.
This is just not good enough.
The team we beat 4-1 to open the tournament not only made it as far as the U.S. but gave the best team in the World Cup a full 90 minutes. We just got smoked out by Belgium.
My take on Balogun is my take on officiating. Bad calls happen in life and you have to deal with it sometimes. Sports used to be that.
I don't like that a fake appeal brought Balogun back, but I also don't like that replay caused the red when it wasn't even called a foul.
FIFA has dismissed Belgium’s challenge over the eligibility of Folarin Balogun after the world soccer governing body decided to suspend his one-game ban ahead of the World Cup round-of-16 game with the United States.
Despite being dismissed against Bosnia and Herzegovina, the USMNT striker is available to face Belgium in Seattle on Monday night after an intervention involving U.S. President Donald Trump, government officials, U.S. Soccer and an extensive legal team.
Belgium formally objected to that decision saying it had “no alternative but to challenge (Balogun’s) eligibility for the upcoming match”.
FIFA’s appeals committee, however, has rendered the request submitted by the Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) as “inadmissible”. They did so on the grounds that “the RBFA is not a party to the proceedings and, as such, has no standing to appeal the decision,” a statement from FIFA said.
In response the RBFA acknowledged receipt of the decision before indicating “further actions” were still open to the federation.
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