Soccer

The World Cup was a huge success in the US -- the American team exceeded the expectations of many and the ratings were fantastic. If the sport hopes to build on the momentum, it's going to need think outside the box, much like it does in this fantastic parody.

Germany welcomed home its conquering heroes after its World Cup victory and got quite a show in the process.

Win or lose in soccer, one thing is for certain: people in Brazil love to destroy TVs.

It's never been a secret with me. I'm not a soccer fan. I could just never really get into the sport. I like to see contact. Football and hockey are more my speed. And one of the things I can't stand about soccer is the constant "flopping" the players do whenever they're touched.

The US may have been eliminated from the World Cup, but there's at least one person in America who still has soccer fever.

The United States' run in the World Cup came to an end with a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Belgium on Tuesday. Goalkeeper Tim Howard came out a winner, though, notching 16 saves -- the most in a World Cup match since 1966.

Belgium scored twice in extra time and eliminated the United States, 2-1, in the first round of knockout play at the 2014 FIFA World Cup at Salvador, Brazil on Tuesday.

While the US may have World Cup fever, we still have a way to go before we familiarize ourselves with some of the great players from other countries.

I had the privilege of sort of emceeing the World Cup showing at Canalside on Thursday. All the people involved were so excited wit the turnout and excitement, they couldn't see not doing again! Which means good things to come for soccer enthusiasts.

Germany defeated the United States, 1-0, in Thursday’s highly-anticipated World Cup match in a rain-soaked Recife, Brazil.

I don't think some people realize just how hard soccer players can strike a ball!

The World Cup is a showcase for the best and brightest in the soccer world. It's also a showcase for the best and brightest videobombers.