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Sports columnist at @njdotcom. Host of the @RutgersRant podcast. Nutley Hall of Fame Class of 2013. Former Star-Ledger paperboy. Noted Jersey propagandist.
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Donald Trump booed at World Cup final in New Jersey as he presents trophy to Spain

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By Steve Politi Verified
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Steve Politi | NJ.com, nj.com It was 26 minutes after the World Cup ended that Donald Trump made his entrance. The U.S. president, surrounded by his security detail, walked onto the field in East Rutherford to present the golden trophy to Spain for defeating Argentina, 1-0, in the final on Sunday. And the fans booed him — loudly Trump made his way onto a stage that was erected at midfield and greeted the Spanish players as they were introduced to the crowd at MetLife Stadium.
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Brace yourselves, World Cup fans. These Rutgers legends won’t be shy about ripping your favorite team

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By Steve Politi Verified
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The surest bet in this World Cup is not that pre-tournament favorite Spain will hoist the championship trophy, or that French superstar Kylian Mbappe will claim the Golden Boot, or even that NJ Transit will make a mess of the transportation in and out of the Meadowlands. Those might be safe bets, for sure, but you can take this one to the bank: A Rutgers legend will say something that will infuriate a large percentage of the football-loving world.
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These 10-year-old girls are chasing sports glory across the country. Is it too much too soon?

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By Steve Politi Verified
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PROVO, Utah — The elite athletes line up on a dew-soaked field inside the vast sports complex, tuck their shin guards into their powder-blue socks and begin pregame preparations with military precision. “We’ve had our fun the past few days, but now it’s all business,” their coach, Nico Liguori, instructs them. But that message is unnecessary. They didn’t travel 2,200 miles from New Jersey to admire the snow-capped mountains looming over their shoulders.
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