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The BASN 2010 World Cup Review
by Andrew L. Dixon, III, BASN Staff Reporter
BASN's Andrew Dixon reviews the 2010 World Cup for all of those who were blinded by the light of LeBronWatch.
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Stoppage Time: World Cup Diary
by Michael Louis-Ingram, BASN Associate Editor -- Jul 10, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
The world's most watched sporting event is infected by the world's oldest problem as African guests graciously ignore European boorishness and racism...
Great Game, Bad Acting
by Rick Morrissey -- Jun 23, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
Why have theatrics taken over this sport? It could be an example of evolution at work. In the absence of scoring, something else moved to fill the void. That something was the whine, the pout, the mask of outrage.
The Party's Getting Good
by Andrew L. Dixon, III, BASN Staff Reporter -- Jun 20, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
The 2010 World Cup is a week old and BASN's Andrew Dixon has some thoughts on the world's biggest sporting event.
A Global Game
by Dexter Rogers, BASN Staff Reporter -- Jun 17, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
While the world is currently gathered in South Africa to cheer on their country and unite there is still a place where apartheid lives. There’s still a place where refuses to embrace the new because it’s still clutched into the days of old.
He's Ready And Waiting In The Wings
by Wesley Chism Jr., BASN Staff Reporter -- Jun 8, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
Bill Hamid starting walking and kicking the soccer ball just about at the same time and his love of the game grew with him. While growing up in Northern Virginia he played in as many different Youth leagues available which would keep him on the field all season long.
by Andrew L. Dixon, III, BASN Staff ReporterBASN's Andrew Dixon reviews the 2010 World Cup for all of those who were blinded by the light of LeBronWatch.
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Stoppage Time: World Cup Diary
by Michael Louis-Ingram, BASN Associate Editor -- Jul 10, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
The world's most watched sporting event is infected by the world's oldest problem as African guests graciously ignore European boorishness and racism...
Great Game, Bad Acting
by Rick Morrissey -- Jun 23, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
Why have theatrics taken over this sport? It could be an example of evolution at work. In the absence of scoring, something else moved to fill the void. That something was the whine, the pout, the mask of outrage.
The Party's Getting Good
by Andrew L. Dixon, III, BASN Staff Reporter -- Jun 20, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
The 2010 World Cup is a week old and BASN's Andrew Dixon has some thoughts on the world's biggest sporting event.
A Global Game
by Dexter Rogers, BASN Staff Reporter -- Jun 17, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
While the world is currently gathered in South Africa to cheer on their country and unite there is still a place where apartheid lives. There’s still a place where refuses to embrace the new because it’s still clutched into the days of old.
He's Ready And Waiting In The Wings
by Wesley Chism Jr., BASN Staff Reporter -- Jun 8, 2010 - 9:57:00 PM
Bill Hamid starting walking and kicking the soccer ball just about at the same time and his love of the game grew with him. While growing up in Northern Virginia he played in as many different Youth leagues available which would keep him on the field all season long.
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