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Columbus Crew players players move on, but don’t forget Kirk Urso


The Crew returned to the field last night after more than a week of mourning , its 22-year-old midfielder whose death caused an outpouring of grief throughout the U.S. soccer community. Urso collapsed at a Columbus bar in the early morning of Aug. 5. He was carried out by a bouncer, set against a tree and eventually taken by ambulance to Grant Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. (Columbus Dispatch)

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