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• BlogsMissing out on your favorite Olympic Sports coverage? Call 1-800-55-GET-US and don't miss another moment of our world class events Posted Wednesday, January 11, 2012 6:25p ET If you lost Universal Sports Network on January 1st then you are missing the world's best Olympic sports action, including the Women's Olympic Soccer Qualifiers, Alpine Skiing World Cup, Olympic Trials Marathon and more! Call 1-800-55-GETUS and tell your TV provider you want access to year-round coverage of the world's biggest championships and your favorite athletes as we Countdown to London 2012. Call 1-800-55-GET-US today and tell your friends to do it too!
• SwimmingDive into Swim Week Posted Wednesday, December 7, 2011 3:28p ET

  Get ready for Swim Week and all of our exciting coverage including the Swimming World Cup from Moscow & Berline and the Duel in the Pool, December 16th-17th LIVE from Atlanta, Georgia. Then check out our new orginal series "Against the Tide" featuring Olympic medalist Ed Moses and his quest for redemption as he attemps to swim for Team USA at the 2012 Summer Games in London. The 5 night series premieres Wednesday, December 14th @ 9pm ET/PT.

• RUGBY WORLD CUPRugby World Cup highlights north-south divide Posted Thursday, September 8, 2011 1:27p ET By Associated Press Rugby World Cups often emphasize that the world, like the game, has two halves.
• RUGBY WORLD CUPO'Driscoll hoping to be Irish WCup savior Posted Thursday, September 1, 2011 1:59p ET By Associated Press For a player among the greatest centers in rugby history after captaining a Grand Slam-winning team and setting numerous national and Six Nations records, Brian O'Driscoll's career has not been without its disappointments.
• RUGBY WORLD CUPAll Blacks relying heavily on Carter Posted Tuesday, August 30, 2011 3:54p ET By Reuters One of the longest-running debates in New Zealand since the All Blacks crashed out of the 2007 World Cup to France has been about finding a backup to flyhalf Daniel Carter.
• EARTH DAYGretchen Bleiler on her 21-Day Reusable Challenge Posted Thursday, April 21, 2011 1:20a ET By Jon Ackerman In honor of Earth Day on April 22, Olympic halfpipe silver medalist Gretchen Bleiler is issuing a 21-Day Reusable Challenge. While killing time in the airport before a flight to Mammoth, Calif., this week, she spoke with us about her season and explained her challenge.
• BEACH VOLLEYBALLWorld Tour stacked with talent for 2011 Posted Saturday, April 16, 2011 3:52a ET By Jon Ackerman After winning an FIVB-record nine events in 2010 and going a perfect 34-0 in the abbreviated AVP season, Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser have high expectations. After all, they own the 2008 Olympic gold medal and 2007 world title as well. But they're not crazy.
• SKELETONOlympic champ Williams in high demand Posted Friday, April 15, 2011 2:03p ET By Reuters A heavy Olympic gold medal was not the only thing weighing down British skeleton racer Amy Williams after the 2010 Vancouver Games as she found out when a hectic schedule put paid to her training.
• SHORT TRACKReutter, Cho have the winning formula Posted Thursday, February 24, 2011 9:25p ET By Jason Devaney U.S. short track skaters Katherine Reutter and Simon Cho had one of the best three-day stretches of their careers last weekend in Dresden, Germany, as they won a combined three overall World Cup titles.
• ALPINE SKIINGKostelic 'Ivica-ble' heading into Worlds Posted Monday, February 7, 2011 8:52a ET By Martin Thorstensson, Special to Universal Sports The name Kostelic is synonymous with Alpine skiing greatness in the 21st century. During the first decade, Janica Kostelic was the best female skier in the world, racking up three overall World Cup titles, four Olympic and five world titles and countless other prizes.
• SNOWBOARDINGPearce returns to snowboarding ... by broadcasting Posted Sunday, January 30, 2011 2:11p ET By Associated Press Snowboarder Kevin Pearce couldn't shake the feeling he was forgetting something. The closer he drew to the superpipe at the Winter X Games, the more powerful the sensation became.