SAN DIEGO — It's Group B, as in blurry.
The 2022 World Cup draw, held Friday in a lush auditorium in Doha, Qatar, is supposed to crystallize a national team's path in the planet's most popular sporting event. Teams are separated into groups of four. You learn the order of your opponents, dates, times, venues.
And in many ways, the United States has more clarity. It drew England, Iran and whoever prevails for the remaining European qualifying spot between Scotland, Ukraine and Wales.
