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From the U.S. women's Olympic Gold to Landon Donovan's record-breaking feats, 2008 was full of memorable moments, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The U.S. is anticipating a hostile reception when it faces Cuba (Saturday, 8 p.m. ET, ESPN Classic), writes Jeff Carlisle.

Carli Lloyd's game-winning goal put the gloss on what had been a forgettable performance by her up to that point, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The U.S. women are confident they can beat the Brazilians, despite their underdog status, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Lori Chalupny's two-way play from her left back spot has been crucial to the U.S. women's progression in the Olympics, writes Jeff Carlisle.

On the heels of a first-round exit at the Olympics, the U.S. can no longer be content with moral victories, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Unaccustomed to being on the bench, Natasha Kai produced a star turn against Canada, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Michael Orozco's red card was unfortunately just one of many infractions for a young U.S. team, writes Jeff Carlisle.

A 10-man U.S. team battled valiantly in a 2-1 loss to Nigeria, but a lack of discipline ultimately cost Peter Nowak's team, writes Jeff Carlisle.

In its final group game, the U.S. will take on an attack-minded Nigeria team that might be susceptible to counterattacks, writes Jeff Carlisle.

In rewriting the form book, the U.S. dominated the Netherlands for large stretches and deserved more than a draw, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The Netherlands has suffered some key injuries, but the U.S. still will be wary when the teams meet, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The U.S. men's offense sputtered against Japan, but a solid defensive outing ensured the points, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The U.S. men's opener against Japan will set the tone for the rest of the Olympic tournament, writes Jeff Carlisle.

The U.S. faces a stern task to advance in the Olympics, and it's unclear if Peter Nowak has all the right pieces at his disposal, writes Jeff Carlisle.

Although it's too early for a full assessment of the U.S. team's Olympic opponents, the draw still looks daunting, writes Jeff Carlisle.