Sports Getaways for Nov. 9-12

All Whites could be blanked

New Zealand could go winless in South Africa, as it did in 1982. Mark Young weighs in.

We will remember you ...

Many sports figures called it a career in 2008. Several of them won't soon be forgotten.

A quiz you'll actually enjoy taking

Paid attention to the week in sports that was? Greg Oden, Tank Johnson and Tony La Russa are just a few of the stars in this week's Page 2 Quiz.

Two cheers for the ignominious

Naughty behavior ruled 2005. Page 2's Patrick Hruby kept a list, checked it twice and rewards the bad kids.

2005 Top 25 Recruiting Classes

College Soccer News looked at the 2005 incoming recruiting classes throughout the country to arrive at its Top 40 rankings.

Things to watch for in 2005

Marc Connolly lists the 25 players and coaches that you should keep an eye on in 2005.

A few first-round surprises

Are the Revs up for their first-round playoff challenge vs. the Crew? Marc Connolly thinks so in his preview of this Eastern clash and the other postseason series.

Shake, rattle and roll

In a league where parity is the key theme, any one of four or five teams could win it all this year, but Marc Connolly says the last team left standing will be the San Jose Earthquakes in his 2004 season preview.

Fresh start for Elliott

A move to the Columbus Crew has re-energized midfielder Simon Elliott and he has quickly become a team leader both on and off the field.

U.S. Open Cup alive and well

The Crew and Galaxy delivered an entertaining and dramatic 2002 final.

Crew unbeaten at home all-time in tourney play

Freddy Garcia scored in the 30th minute and the Columbus Crew beat the MLS champion Los Angeles Galaxy 1-0 Thursday night and win the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

L.A. Galaxy playoff roster

L.A. Galaxy playoff roster

Your Verdict: FIFA versus Thierry Henry

Arsenal striker Thierry Henry will not be the subject of any Football Association disciplinary action following his latest T-shirt goal celebration at...

Shorthanded Crew edge Galaxy

Reserve Jeff Cunningham scored the decisive goal in the 78th minute as the Columbus Crew beat the Los Angeles Galaxy 3-2 Wednesday night.