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One on One Previews the World Cup Final with ESPN's Tommy Smyth

7.12.14 at 4:19pm by Kelly Kultys

ESPN lead soccer radio analyst Tommy Smyth breaks down the remaining two matches left in the 2014 World Cup: Argentina v. Germany for the cup and the 3rd place matchup between Brazil and the Netherlands. Kris Venezia and Nick Logerfo discuss the stories leading up to the big game with Smyth. To listen click the link below or download on iTunes.

One on One Talks World Cup with ESPN's Tommy Smyth

7.5.14 at 2:45pm by Kenny Ducey

ESPN's Tommy Smyth (@TommySmythESPN) joins Kenny Ducey and Kristian O'Hara to talk World Cup Quarterfinals with One on One.

ESPN's Tommy Smyth talks World Cup on One on One

6.28.14 at 1:35pm by Kelly Kultys

ESPN's Tommy Smyth talked World Cup with Kelly Kultys and Drew Casey on One on One.

Tommy Smyth talks World Cup with One on One

6.21.14 at 1:25pm by Anthony Pucik

ESPN's Tommy Smyth joins Matt Moro and DJ Sixsmith on One on One to talk about all the craziness of the World Cup.

Tommy Smyth talks World Cup on One on One

6.14.14 at 3:17pm by Anthony Pucik

ESPN's Tommy Smyth talks with Nick Logerfo and Mike Watts about the first two days of the World Cup.

ESPN's Tommy Smyth Previews the World Cup on One on One

5.25.14 at 5:28pm by Anthony Pucik

ESPN's Tommy Smyth joined Kris Venezia and Matt Moro on One on One to talk about the upcoming World Cup.

Couldn't Have Drawn It Better Myself

12.7.13 at 11:27pm by Bobby Gubin

The stage is set for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. It’s Germany, Portugal, Ghana, and the United States.

The Dave Roach Roach Report: 11/16

11.16.13 at 4:27pm by Mack Rosenberg

Here is the November 2013 edition of the Roach Report, my monthly sit-down with Fordham Athletic Director David Roach. In this month's edition, we spoke about Fordham Football's undefeated hopes moving forward and how crazy the last two games were for the Rams- both two point wins.

“YSA” Supporters Should Find a New Team to Support

7.13.13 at 6:51pm by Mike Watts

I’ve been to a fair number of New York Red Bulls games over the past two year. I have always been impressed by the South Ward and its rabid supporters. More often than not, I’ve found the arena to be empty with the exception of one massive four-section area to the right of my seat in press row. I have lauded their performances time and time again both in game on twitter and in every day conversation.

And yes, I laughed at “You Suck, A------“ the first few times I heard it.

Soccer Takes Over New York

5.26.13 at 11:43pm by Jake Kring-Schreifels

For a moment, on a wet, cold, and blustery Memorial Saturday in the Bronx, Yankee Stadium became a soccer haven. For a moment, there were more international stars on the field than there are on the Yankees active roster. For a moment, two different shades of blue had priority over pinstripes and a diamond turned into a pitch (not referring to a thrown baseball). For a moment.