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To no surprise, the USMNT training camp list did not feature any of the two prominent strikers who currently torment defenses throughout Liga MX—Brandon Vasquez and Alex Zendejas.

What the U.S. team put out was arrogant. Lazy. Smug. It was a performance devoid of an awareness of the dumpster at which the team was flinging lit matches.

He has scored 136 regular season Major League Soccer goals, and he is the only man to account for both over 50 international goals and assists for the United States Men's Soccer Team.  And just two weeks ago, he officially ended his extremely successful soccer career at the age of only 32...

Despite doing terrible in world cup qualifying, Mexico will have another chance to head to Brazil, courtesy of the United States National Team. Now this is how it went, Panama needed a win against the United States and Mexico needed the U...

Incredible. There is no other way to describe it. For the fourth time in 12 years, Columbus, OH, was the host for a soccer party featuring the United States Men's National Team, Mexico, and a 2-0 US win.

Make no mistake -- Wednesday's come-from-behind win for US Soccer was a team effort. But for the Red, White and Blue, thank goodness Jozy Altidore is on their team!

Wesley Snipes played villain, Simon Phoenix, in the 1993 movie "Demolition Man" which also starred Sylvester Stallone. On Sunday, drawing from Snipes character, Gus Johnson coined the nickname 'Demolition Man' for US Men's National Team member Eddie Johnson...

Last night, the United States National Soccer Team, secured their place in the quarterfinals of the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 1-0 win over Costa Rica. The United States finished with a perfect record in Group C and clinched first place. ...

Englishman Ian Darke's "Go-Go, USA!" goal call of Landon Donovan's stoppage time winner that lifted the US over Algeria in World Cup 2010 will live forever as one of the classic calls in American sports. But if US Soccer ever starts looking for some American excitement, look no further than Gus Johnson and Bill Raftery. Two words..."Major onions!"