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Soccer without the stadium: How in-studio broadcasts are damaging the viewing experience
It’s a subtle shift that many fans have started to notice — the voices calling soccer matches no longer sound quite as connected to the action. That’s because, increasingly, they aren’t. Across major networks like FOX, CBS, and even international broadcasters such as Sky Sports and DAZN, more
Three things we learned from the USMNT’s encouraging October window
The U.S. men’s national team wrapped up its October friendlies with a draw against Ecuador and a comeback win over Australia. The two matches offered both encouragement and caution as Mauricio Pochettino continues to shape his squad ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The performances revealed a clearer
USMNT beginning to find their identity under Pochettino after promising Ecuador draw
For the first time in a long while, there is a real sense of growth surrounding the United States men’s national team. Thursday night’s 1–1 draw with Ecuador wasn’t a perfect performance, but it was the latest sign that Mauricio Pochettino’s influence is beginning to
Pochettino’s Latest USMNT Roster — A balance of experience, key absences, and competition
Mauricio Pochettino unveiled his 26-man U.S. men’s national team roster on Thursday, and it marked a subtle but important shift in tone. After several months of experimentation since taking over, the Argentine coach now appears to be zeroing in on a core group, even as injuries and absences