By Francisco Romero Sixteen teams have survived the first round of the World Cup as group play ended Thursday. ONE and DONE: No more draws in this stage of the World Cup; winner stays, loser goes home. FIFA INVESTIGATION RESULT:
By: Francisco Romero Gordon becomes 12th lottery pick in UA history, Johnson selected 42nd overall. The list of University of Arizona men’s basketball student-athletes selected in the NBA Draft grew by two on Thursday night, as former Wildcat stars Aaron
By Francisco Romero Having assured a spot in the next round of World Cup play, Colombia’s line-up featured nine new players from its previous game against Japan. The Cafeteros destroyed and eliminated Japan with a score of 4-1. Japan needed
By Francisco Romero After all was said and done Mexico beat Croatia 3-1 to advance to the round of 16 in the World Cup. With a constant attack against a very talented Croatian team, Mexico broke lose in the second
By Francisco Romero Shocking is the only word that I can come up with to describe the final seconds of the USA – Portugal game. With less then a minute to go and with a 2-1 lead, the USA team
By Francisco Romero Dancing its way in Brazil, the Colombian National Team has assured itself a pass to advance to the next stage of World Cup play. Colombia defeated Ivory Coast by a score of 2-1 and improved its record
By Francisco Romero Looking for revenge after losing 2-1 to Mexico in the London 2012 Olympics, the Brazilian team faced Mexico in the City of Fortaleza, Brazil. Both teams came into this match with 3 points each after beating their
By Francisco Romero It was not pretty, but a victory it was. The U.S. National Team opened World Cup play by scoring in the 29th second of the match. Clint Dempsey scored the fifth fastest goal in World Cup History.
By: Francisco Romero “Today I lost my Dad, my best friend and my mentor,” Tony Gwynn Jr. twitted as the world learned that one of the greatest hitters of all times in Major League Baseball passed away. Tony Gwynn Jr.
By Francisco Romero The last time Colombia participated in World Cup was 16 years ago in France ’98. Upon its return to the biggest soccer stage in the world it wanted to make a statement and a statement they made!
