Browsing Tag soccer

• 25 July 2011 at 06 : 16 AM

  Monday Morning Sports Session – 7/25/2011

  Posted by Sports Session in Front Page Features , The Sports Session Newsletter 0

  

  Another heavily marketed boxing event fails to live up to the hype as Zab Judah vs. Amir Khan was a bit boring.  Things are picking up in the NFL as the lockout looks to be winding down.  We also cover a Ohio States troubles with the NCAA, the Copa America Soccer tournament, and the retirement of NBA superstar Yao Ming.  Click on the slideshow below to ...

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• 13 July 2010 at 10 : 58 AM

  Hall of Fail: Jimmy Jump Crashes World Cup Final, Gets A Punch To the Jaw For His Troubles!

  Posted by Sports Session in Front Page Features , The Sports Session Hall of Fail 1

  

  Before the World Cup Final I had no idea who Jimmy Jump was, but apparently after the World Cup Final I learned who exactly he was.  “Jimmy Jump” is well known for invasions at high-profile sporting events, having entered the field of play in many top Spanish matches and run through the starting line of the Spanish Grand Prix in 2004. Jimmy Jump ...

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• 12 July 2010 at 14 : 28 PM

  Spain Wins The World Cup. What Could The Dutch Have Done Differently?

  Posted by Sports Session in Front Page Features , International Sports 0

  

  By now you have heard or witnessed Spain win their first world cup, if you watched the game there is one question that comes to mind.  What could the Netherlands have done that they did not do?  I do not think there's anything else they could have done besides playing less aggressively, not committing many fouls racking up yellow cards.  They also ...

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• 7 July 2010 at 06 : 50 AM

  Possible Reasons Why Casual American Sports Fans Hate Soccer.

  Posted by Sports Session in Front Page Features , International Sports 5

  

  The world cup is winding down, we are down to the “final four” (now final three) that will decide who the World Champion will be.  The four teams left are Spain, Uruguay, Germany, and the Netherlands.  I like many Americans only took a partial interest in the World cup in the past, and mostly followed the United States team and games. I took a ...

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