Chat Sports
DC United news

Washington Post · Apr 17, 2024

With minor league team, MLS unveils bold plan to fix diversity problem

The staff of Carolina Core FC, which includes head coach Roy Lassiter, is one of the most diverse in American sports. (Scott Muthersbaugh for The Washington Post)HIGH POINT, N.C. — By the time Eddie Pope was hired as the chief sporting director for Carolina Core Football Club last fall, returning to his hometown to guide its new entry in the MLS Next Pro developmental league, the legendary defender already knew whom he wanted as his head coach: Roy Lassiter, his close friend and former D.C. United teammate during the club’s late-1990s glory years whose coaching career had recently stalled with him as a low-level assistant.

Full story at Washington Post

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More DC United news

2026 Olympics: Live updates for Canada-Finland, USA-Slovakia ESPN.com · Feb 20 Sources: Warriors trading Jonathan Kuminga, Buddy Hield to Hawks for Kristaps Porzingis ESPN.com · Feb 5 The Luka trade: Four questions on the one-year anniversary ESPN.com · Feb 2 Trinity Rodman scores as USWNT routs Paraguay in friendly Washington Post · Jan 25 Trinity Rodman gets new deal, stays with NWSL’s Washington Spirit Washington Post · Jan 23 Mike Tomlin is out as coach; what's next for Steelers? ESPN.com · Jan 13 All DC United news