Which head coach's seat is hotter heading into 2026 season: Shane Beamer or Mike Norvell?
OutKick's Austin Perry discusses two hot seat candidates for the 2026 college football season.
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Iran squad hand passports to US embassy for visa approval
TEHRAN: Iran’s football squad, whose participation in the World Cup remains uncertain, have handed their passports to the US embassy in Turkiye for visas, the head of their Football Federation said on Friday. Mehdi Taj said Iran were following instructions from world football’s governing body. Their quest for the visas comes as Iran and the United States remain locked in negotiations to end the Middle East war that began in February with a massive wave of strikes on the Islamic republic. “Yesterday, I had discussions with FIFA regarding the US visas,” Taj said.
Japan Switches Monterrey World Cup Training Site Due To Field Conditions
Japan's national team has changed practice venues in Monterrey ahead of the World Cup after players encountered an uneven pitch marred by patches of dirt at their original training ground.
Bo Nix’s Recovery Timeline Looms Large as Broncos Offense Takes the Field For OTAs
The Denver Broncos are back on the football field for the first time since losing the AFC championship game to New England with Bo Nix watching from a suite with his surgically repaired right ankle in a cast.
Caitlin Clark ties her own WNBA record as Fever move past drama with win over Angel Reese, Dream
Dan Dakich calls out college football coaches for trying to turn all of the sport's issues into legal issues, when coaches have been tampering and messing around forever.
Pele's Mexico City hideaway preserved as World Cup returns for record third time
MEXICO CITY, June 5 : In a modest room tucked inside a historic Mexico City conference complex, visitors can step into football history: the preserved quarters where Pele slept before leading Brazil to their third World Cup title in 1970.
Football: Singapore edged out by China in friendly match
SINGAPORE: Singapore stretched China in an international friendly on Friday (Jun 5) but fell to a 1-2 home defeat.
In Bay Area, World Cup is set to boost fast-growing grassroots soccer
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5 : For years, Jorge Bejarano has been one of the San Francisco Bay Area's most passionate soccer fans, banging a drum for the second-tier Oakland Roots. With the World Cup coming to the U.S., he and others are counting on their cheers for local soccer to resonate across the nation.