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Biography

Director, Multi-Platform content for NBC Sports Chicago - Home of the Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox. Overseeing digital coverage of all of Chicago's team. Formerly, the Sr. Editorial Director at FanSided and covering the MMA Beat for Sports Illustrated.

Content

Total articles 438

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  Chicago Bulls' odds of landing Victor Wembanyama in NBA Draft Lottery

  By Michael Allardyce Verified

  May. 16, 2023

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  ESPN fantasy football analyst labels Bears RB Roschon Johnson a sleeper pick

  By Michael Allardyce Verified

  May. 12, 2023

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  Chicago Bears have 6 of top 100 best 2023 NFL draft picks, steals, team fits

  By Michael Allardyce Verified

  May. 10, 2023

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U.S. Soccer

The U.S. Soccer Federation, established in 1913, is the governing body for soccer in the United States. It oversees both men's and women's national teams, which have achieved notable success on the international stage, including multiple FIFA Women's World Cup titles and Olympic Gold Medals. The organization has played a vital role in the development of soccer in the U.S. through various initiatives and programs. U.S. Soccer focuses on player development from grassroots to professional levels, offering training programs and operating facilities like the National Training Center in California. It also organizes numerous tournaments, such as the National Challenge Cup and the National Amateur Cup, which contribute to the sport's growth. Additionally, the federation provides training and certification for referees and coaches, ensuring high standards in officiating and coaching across the country.