Articles written by: Jeremy Lane

Jeremy is one half of the All Three Points podcasting duo. Follow him on Twitter @jertxt. (He never tweets.)

USMNT

Recap and analysis: USMNT 2–0 Korea Republic

The U.S. ran out comfortable 2–0 winners against Korea Republic on Saturday, but did we learn anything new?

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Preview: USMNT v Korea Republic

After a very quiet month, one things’s certain. The USMNT is ready for Korea … and ready for the World Cup.

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USMNT January camp roster notes

All but one of the 26 names on the roster for the January USMNT camp hail from MLS. Jeremy Lane reviews the roster. Should Okugo and Williams feel slighted?

Annual Awards

PSP’s Men’s Player of the Year: Amobi Okugo

When it comes to Amobi Okugo, the defensive midfielder vs. central defender debate will surely continue, but he’s an excellent central defender right now and PSP’s pick for Player of the Year.

USMNT / World Cup

So, about that World Cup draw…

The US national team drew the ultimate Group of Death in the World Cup. Some say it’s the toughest group ever in a World Cup. PSP’s Jeremy Lane examines the group and notes it just might be possible for the US to make it out of this group.

Featured / Season Reviews

Season review: Kléberson

Save for one fantastically memorable moment, reviewing Kleberson’s season is more a question of what ifs than anything else.

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Season Reviews

Season review: Antoine Hoppenot

With nearly identical numbers in 2013 as he had in 2012, Antoine Hoppenot was consistently the first Union player off the bench. Possessing a rare combination of athletic skills, is he in danger of becoming a one-trick pony?

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Preview: Austria v USMNT

After an underwhelming performance from Friday’s starters against Scotland, will some of the subs who impressed get the opportunity to show more of what they have?

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Recap and reaction: Scotland 0–0 USMNT

A dull game in which few players shone, though the substitutes generally looked good.

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Preview: Scotland v USMNT

The U.S. should feel confident of a victory, but the focus must be on individual performances.