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Interview with McQuarrie, Asst. GM Fox Sports Int'l, on...
Interview with McQuarrie, Asst. GM Fox Sports Int'l, on broadcasting American soccer December 7, 3:37 PM Boston Pro Soccer Examiner L.E. Eisenmenger Photo courtesy FSC We continue here with Part 2 of my interview with Dermot McQuarrie , Assistant General Manager, Senior Vice-President, Production & Programming of Fox Sports International .
Pro Fields Announced For Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas
PRESS RELEASE Las Vegas Strip is ready to Rock 'n' Roll Professional field announced for the inaugural Rock 'n' Roll Las Vegas Marathon and Half Marathon Watch a live webcast of the race Sunday morning at www.runrocknroll.com Las Vegas, NV - December 3, 2009 - An international field of elite athletes will lead more than 27,000 registered runners ...
Brazil drawn in the group of death
Charlize Theron holds the official match ball, Jabulani, during the 2010 World Cup draw in Cape Town on Friday.
On the Ball A trip worth taking By Bob Weiner A local native made a trip to Brazil last summer and came back with a gold medal.
Terry Kennedy named manager of Portland Beavers
The San Diego Padres Tuesday announced that Terry Kennedy has been named manager of the Portland Beavers for the 2010 season.
Thirteen -- including six with Bay Area ties -- to be inducted into California Hall of Fame
Six Bay Area luminaries - who achieved a wide spectrum of feats - have been chosen to California's Hall of Fame, a growing list of legends that showcases the deep talent of the Golden State.
Lionel Messi: Can He Make South Africa 2010 His World Cup?
Every great World Cup is synonymous with a great player, particularly Garrincha in 1962, Pele in 1970, and Diego Maradona in 1986.
Henry's handball further tarnishes football's reputation
Nick Webster has been a senior writer on FOXSoccer.com for the last 10 years. As the host of the popular Fox Football Fone-In, Nick has the opportunity to sound off each week about world soccer.
Hardy has rebounded $wimmingly
Jessica Hardy was on the line Monday morning from St. Gallen, Switzerland a few hours after arriving from Singapore where the evening before she was crowned the FINA/Arena Swimming World Cup champion along with South Africa's Cameron Van Der Burgh.
Barcelona striker Thierry Henry
Furious football fans labelled Thierry Henry as Le Cheat yesterday over his handball that allowed France to beat Ireland to a World Cup place.
Men's Soccer Set for NCAA Showdown at Boston College
Dartmouth Men's Soccer NCAA Tournament First Round at Boston College NCAA Tournament Interactive Bracket Darmouth Complete Game Notes & Statistics Date: Thursday, Nov.
Triathlon: USA Triathlon Announces 2010 National Championships
USA Triathlon has announced the dates and locations for its 2010 National Championships.
Kim takes women's title at Skate America
World champion Kim Yu-na of South Korea won her second straight Skate America women's title at Lake Placid, N.Y., despite losing the free skate Sunday to American Rachael Flatt.
Michael Phelps struggles in old-style swimsuit
Racing in an old-style swimsuit and with little practice, Michael Phelps didn't join those in high-tech suits who went on a world record binge at two short-course World Cup meets this week.
Maradona banned for two months
Maradona banned for two months Argentina soccer coach Diego Maradona arrives at the airport in Zurich, Switzerland, Sunday, Nov.
Tevez considers retiring if Argentina win World Cup
Carlos Tevez has said he is considering retirement after the World Cup if Argentina pick up the trophy, because he is disappointed at losing his first choice place for his country and exhausted by the amount of football he is playing.
Witness against snowboarder suspect in 1997 murder
Ryan Wedding, who competed for Canada in snowboarding during the Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games, is charged with smuggling cocaine.
Six Gymnasts Commit to University of Utah
Six gymnasts have committed to the University of Utah for next fall, co-head coaches Greg and Megan Marsden announced today.
A power blackout affecting large parts of Brazil has left millions of people stranded as underground railways, traffic lights, street lights and electric gates were hit.
Truce reflects Olympic idealism
It's an ancient myth that continues to fuel the idealism of peace and unity that is wrapped so tightly around the modern Olympic Games: ekecheiria, or the Olympic truce.
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