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You hear shouting at a referee as the figure starts motioning toward the field. The next thing you know, the figure has picked up the chair he was sitting in and hurled it across the field. Is that figure an irate basketball coach up in Bloomington...or a soccer parent on the sideline?
When we think about what makes people friends with each other, a number of things come to mind. For example, our friends like us and enjoy spending time with us, as we enjoy them. And what is it we mostly do when we are together with our friends? Mostly we talk and listen to each other. Conversations are the glue between people, the essential element in a strong relationship. Relationships wither without communication, and the very best form of communication is the conversation. Many parents fall into the trap of thinking that it is their job to talk and their child's to listen. Actually that's only half-right. It is also our job to listen and the child's job to talk. It's a wonderful thing when a parent and child can really talk to and hear each other.
The Florida State Women's Soccer program will be well represented as the Under-20 Women's World Cup gets underway in Chile on Wednesday. The Seminoles have two student-athletes playing for their country in junior Becky Edwards (United States) and red-shirt sophomore Erin McNulty (Canada).
University of South Florida junior forward Zak Boggs was named to the 2008 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American team. He was one of 12 NCAA Division I men's soccer athletes to receive this award...
UCF women's soccer head coach Amanda Cromwell will rejoin the United States Under-20 Team as an assistant coach in its journey to capture the 2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup starting this week. The event will take place from Nov. 19-Dec. 7 in Chile, with every U.S. game to air on ESPN2.
Sophomore Yaron Bacher (Atlanta, Ga.) and freshman Kevan George (Decatur, Ga.) have been named to the Conference USA men's soccer all-tournament team, the league office announced Sunday at the conclusion of the tournament.
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