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4/14/04 • Vol. 128, No. 31

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Calhoun joins coaching greats

Not even Adu can rescue soccer

Calhoun joins coaching greats

UConn coach Jim Calhoun can be considered one of the top coaches in college basketball after his second national championship

HARTFORD, Conn.—Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton loves to tell stories about Henry Iba, who was Sutton’s coach and mentor during his playing days at the school. Iba, demanding and tough, was described as basketball’s fundamentalist country preacher. His nickname was the Iron Duke, but those who played for him respectfully call him Mr. Iba.More>>

Not even Adu can rescue soccer

When I was 14, I could barely dribble a basketball with my strong hand, let alone play professionally—but at least I wasn’t buying into the sham they call world-class soccer. Two weeks ago, 14-year-old soccer phenom Freddy Adu played his first game for D.C. United of Major League Soccer, and to no surprise, he didn’t Adu anything. He came into the second half of United’s 2-1 blowout of last year’s MLS champion—the San Jose something-or-other—and touched the ball a time or two. He certainly didn’t score or even come close.More>>