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The most Iowa thing ever. The Athletic has an article in which old coaches are interviewed abut their recruiting stories. It starts off by asking about the biggest recruiting wins these guys ever had, and it's a litany of names you know: Orlando Pace, Jadeveon Clowney, Ray Lewis, Champ Bailey. And then you get to former ISU head coach Dan McCarney, who was an assistant at Iowa: the one that had as much to do with us turning the program around at Iowa was Reggie Roby. … It came down to Iowa vs. Wisconsin at midnight the night before signing day. …I felt at the time he might have as muc...

Good Friday morning Caps fans, hope you all are gearing up for a pleasant weekend (and, if you’re in the United States, a long weekend). It is a barren weekend from a Whitecaps perspective,...

How to Watch: Crew vs. New York City FC Everything you need to know for Columbus’ Week 6 trip to New Jersey to face New York City. Share this story Photo by Jason Mowry/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images After a rare full week off, the Columbus Crew (yes, the Columbus Crew!) is ready to take the field again on the road as to face New York City FC at Red Bull Arena this Saturday. The match is being played in the New York Red Bulls home stadium in Harrison, New Jersey as Yankee Stadium will be the host of this weekend’s New York Yankees-Chicago White Sox series in Major League Baseball.

Bradley on the mark as Toronto FC blanks defending MLS champion Columbus 2-0 Toronto FC midfielder Michael Bradley (4) celebrates with teammates after scoring a goal against as Columbus Crew midfielder Luis Diaz (12) walks away during the first half of an MLS soccer match, Wednesday, May 12, 2021, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux) May 12, 2021 - 6:08 PM ORLANDO, Fla. - Captain Michael Bradley scored a goal and helped set up the other as Toronto defeated defending MLS champion Columbus SC 2-0 Wednesday for its first league victory of the young season. Bradl...

The Crew were undermanned on the night, digging into their roster to fill holes. In his first start, newly signed designated player Yeferson Soteldo showed flashes of why TFC splashed a $US6-million transfer fee on him. And star striker Jozy Altidore, recovered from a bout of illness, scored off the bench. "This was a really complete team performance," a relieved Chris Armas said after notching his first league win as Toronto coach. "It was a big win, there's no two ways about it," added Bradley. Bradley gave Toronto the lead in the 13th minute and Altidore added an insurance goal in the 87t...