Archive for the 'Carlos Bocanegra' Category

September 23rd, 2009

An American Showdown in France

Our boys Carlos Bocanegra and Charlie Davies face off against one another in their Coupe de la Ligue match tonight in France with Rennes taking on Sochaux.  Good luck to both of them!
September 19th, 2009

From Park City To The Alps…..

Peep the view United States Captain and Rennes defender Carlos Bocanegra has ahead of their match against Grenoble this weekend....
August 30th, 2009

Lens vs Rennes – Ligue 1 Highlights

The result for Rennes on the road gives them 5 points in 3 matches and 4 points behind league leaders Bordeaux.
August 9th, 2009

Rennes vs Boulogne – Ligue 1 Highlights

US International Carlos Bocanegra went the full 90 as Rennes took apart Boulogne 3 - nil at home.
August 7th, 2009

Carlos Bocanegra on ESPN’s SportsNation, Transcript

See the full transcript of Carlos Bocanegra's SportsNation appearance here.  "Wow, I can't remember which stadium it was in Central America...and they were burning American flags in the stands and they had signs that read, "Osama is hiding here." I thought that was a bit over the top."
August 5th, 2009

Carlos Bocanegra on ESPN’s SportsNation Thursday

On Thursday at 3pm EST, U.S. Soccer captain Carlos Bocanegra stops by SportsNation to chat about the U.S. national team's preparations for World Cup 2010, and the August 12th match against Mexico at Estadio Azteca.  Twitter your questions. (more...)
June 20th, 2009

Carlos Bocanegra Checks in From South Afrcia

For Carlos Bocanegra and the crew down in South Africa, there's nothing quite like waking up, grabbing a coffee and watching the wildlife roll up to the 5 foot "Electric Fence" only yards away at the Bakabung Lodge in the Pilansberg National Park. More Pics after the Jump.....  (more...)
June 8th, 2009

Pre-Flight To South Africa / Confederations Cup

This is what downtime between flights look like through the eyes of Carlos Bocanegra... "Long day of travel ahead. Chillin in the Virgin lounge in DC trying to stay occupied before the flight to South Africa."