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Team USA expects to make progress, not World Cup history.

Byline: Steve Davis

DALLAS _ The United States will not win World Cup 2002.

Soccer's quadrennial world championship begins Friday. And the globe's most coveted athletic prize is safe from becoming the latest athletic achievement stamped in Red, White and Blue. At least for now.

So says the U.S. coach, Bruce Arena. The world's most influential nation isn't ready to seriously influence the world's sport, he freely concedes. So why bother going forth into battle when resigned to apparent underachievement?

Because achievement is relative. Arena and members of his 23-man squad say progress is available, even if the United States never comes close to the June 30 ...

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