USMNT Surges to Knockouts, Olivia Miles’ Stellar Rookie Season, and Dolphins Projected Bottom-Feeder
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USMNT Surges to Knockouts, Olivia Miles’ Stellar Rookie Season, and Dolphins Projected Bottom-Feeder
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Joy Taylor reacts to the US Men’s National Team winning back-to-back World Cup games for the first time since 1930, clinching the group with help from Paraguay, and securing a knockout-round spot, while noting rising expectations after two dominant wins and Chris Richards saying the team wants to win it all; she highlights how a deep run on home soil could boost men’s soccer culture in the US and previews the final group match vs. Turkey on June 25 at 9:00 PM Central. Taylor then discusses Minnesota Lynx rookie Olivia Miles’ breakout, including a career-high 31 points vs. the Sparks followed by a 7-point dud, praising coach Cheryl Reeve and veteran teammates for supporting her through adversity. She closes with ESPN FPI’s 10 worst NFL teams projection, focusing on Miami as worst after major offseason changes, and argues the Dolphins must build tougher and find a sustainable quarterback.
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