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ARLINGTON, Tex. — The final dance of Texas’s romp through the Big 12 is about to begin. But there’s plenty at stake for the third-ranked Longhorns (12-0) entering tonight’s Big 12 championship game against No. 21 Nebraska (9-3) at Cowboys Stadium. Full Article at The New York Times
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Two years ago, after Australia were knocked out of the Asia Cup, Mark Schwarzer did not go straight home. Full Article at The Independent
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The Scot has spent nine years in the US, the last seven of them with New England Revolution. So impressive was his early work in Massachusetts that, when Bruce Arena stood down as national coach in 2006, Nicol was touted as a potential successor. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Former Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini has declared himself available for the African Nations Cup. Mancini wants to take charge of an African team for the tournament and also next year's World Cup. Full Article at Tribalfootball.com
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Capello is from the small town of San Canzian d'Isonzo in north eastern Italy, just six miles from the border with Slovenia. That's closer than the distance between Soho Square and Wembley stadium. Full Article at The Telegraph
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HAVING taken Switzerland to the World Cup, I know that the first concern of any coach is getting his team out of their group and it’s an exciting draw for England, as it gives... Full Article at Times Online
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Miles Austin's parents, father Miles Jr. and mother Ann, couldn't be prouder of their son's success in Dallas, a long way away from his North Jersey home of Garfield... Full Article at New York Daily News
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The draw for the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa on Friday avoided certain potential flashpoints by keeping North Korea and South Korea far apart and making it unlikely that Serbia and Slovenia would have to replay the unpleasantness of their 1990... Full Article at The National Newspaper
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The Quad is a blog about the fierce competition and engrossing culture of college sports. Full Article at The New York Times
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By Gabriele MarcottiWorld Cup draws traditionally feature a combination of pomp, ceremony, a sprinkling of Eurotrash gaudiness and, ultimately, unfulfilled expectation. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
