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    Mexico game provides more questions than answers

    By Steve Davis, ESPNsoccernet

    Thursday, February 7, 2008

    HOUSTON -- We all know by now what to expect from a good ol' U.S.-Mexico donnybrook: lots of scrappy and scruffy stuff, unmemorable for producing mounds of style but yielding plenty to write and talk about. In that regard, Wednesday's 2-2 draw hit the usual sweet spot. On the other hand, the latest version of this frequently acrimonious rivalry delivered something a tad less familiar for the Americans: a bit of an empty calorie effect. One the one hand, U.S. coach Bob Bradley's m ...

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