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Skip Bayless proposes that football would be better off without field goals, extra points and kickoffs.

ESPN is marking the 40th anniversary of Title IX by unveiling the top 40 female athletes of the past 40 years. She was a four-time All-American at Central Florida. She scored 105 goals in 153 appearances for the U.S. She earned the Golden Boot as ...

Christine Sinclair is described as a quiet presence on the Western New York Flash, but her 'soccer smarts' played a key role in the championship.

As the Women's World Cup kicks off, Team USA has only one remaining member of the legendary 1999 championship team. But the spirit of Mia Hamm's pony-tailed warriors lives on.

They had style. They had personality. They had talent. And they captured hearts across America. The U.S. team that won the 1999 Women's World Cup is still a tough act to follow.

It is perhaps an indication of the U.S. women's national team's popularity in the post-Mia Hamm era that the most important qualifying match the Americans have ever faced will not be available to television viewers. And it's a crime. We get so ...

Marta Vieira da Silva might only be 24, but she's already a legend, as revered as Michelle Akers, as famous as Mia Hamm and, if possible, celebrated more than either. The Brazilian forward, known merely as Marta, has been FIFA's World Player of the ...

Diamond Bar High School product Alex Morgan made her U.S. women's national team debut Wednesday night in a 1-0 victory over Mexico in Sandy, Utah. Morgan, a star striker at California, played the second half of the Americans' second domestic appeara...

Her ranch that rehabilitates horses was devastated in recent flooding. The best women's player of all time needs help. Perhaps it's time for the soccer community to pay her back. I received the follow letter from ex-FC Dallas front office great...

Michelle Akers, Paul Caligiuri and Eric Wynalda were chosen Wednesday for induction into the U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame.

There were no surprises in the National Soccer HOF's Class of 2004, as the voters got it right by electing Michelle Akers, Eric Wynalda and Paul Caligiuri.

The U.S. faced some adversity since winning the 1999 World Cup, but five key changes re-energized the defending champions.

Michelle Akers looks back on her amazing career and life after leaving the game.

Mia Hamm is the first lady of American soccer. Michelle Akers is the heart and soul (probably the only parts of her body that haven't been operated on), but the photo of 1999 and of all women's sports, was of Brandi Chastain after she won the Women's...