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Former Tar Heel Eddie Pope Ranked No. 6 On List Of Best American Soccer Players Of All Time


Quiet and unassuming, but athletic, intelligent, and with technical ability aplenty, was heralded as one of the most complete defenders America has ever produced, which were spent entirely in MLS. For the USMNT, he started each of 82 games he played between 1996 and 2006, playing a key role in the historic run to the last eight at the 2002 World Cup. (Sports Illustrated)

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Former Tar Heel Eddie Pope Ranked No. 6 On List Of Best American Soccer Players Of All Time