The league in which he played the vast majority of his career.

Somewhere on Twitter, a man is earnestly asking Skip Bayless for his opinion.

That's true only for males between 15-19 years old.

Let's do some math, using your numbers

There are 7 times more Caucasians in this country.

It's better than the old days when Colombia's poorly performing footballers were murdered.

I think I might cry. +1

Roger Goodell twiddles his thumbs.

I still am inclined to repeat "winning the game," when I have to say that phrase.

"Stop Celebrating. This is Not an Occasion for Celebrating."

We have about 24 hours until a sleazy lawyer suggests that the women were volunteering for it.

*Only reads headline*

American football and soccer are vastly different when it comes to the importance of field conditions, just as American/Canadian winters are vastly different to English and Spanish winters.

Luckily for him, the NCAA is known for its generosity when it comes to helping players with medical costs.

To be fair, if any country has pounds to spare, it's the US.

I'm glad that this got so convincingly cleared up, and that there are no other serious problems facing the Qatar World Cup.

Hmm. I suppose any Americans trying to sell the sport would be wise to devise some sort of system that would keep the title in doubt until the final day...hmm.

That's strange. You mean to tell me that legal hits can cause concussions too? But, that can't be.

He "gained traction" in that he was called up for friendlies at a time when MLS clubs really didn't want to release their players and still was barely used.

Apparently, Deion wouldn't.