akt1985
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Indiana is the 2025 College Football National Champions. That might be the equivalent if Alabama won a National Championship in Men’s Basketball.
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Sports! Any Kind of Every Kind!
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cyelle21
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akt1985
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It will be the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 60. Hard to believe the Patriots are in the Super Bowl with a Quarterback that is not Tom Brady.
akt1985
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With today being the Daytona 500, I can’t believe a quarter-century has passed since Dale Earnhardt’s fatal crash at that race.
akt1985
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The U.S. Men’s Soccer Team is doing well in the World Cup. A sign that Soccer is growing in America.
akt1985
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Spain won the World Cup this afternoon in extra time.
akt1985
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Next year the FBS College Football Playoff expands to 24 teams. You know in this scenario, a 9-3 Alabama team would get in over a 11-1 or 12-0 mid-major.
WeathermanLeprechaun
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Right. I watch the other type of football which is primarily soccer to you guys.
I wonder if anyone could find me a analogy for the team that is Manchester United in American terms.
Today, we played a team in the league called Aston Villa, great team with their striker scoring consistently, and a good manager that has picked results up. We're at our own home stadium, and we go 2-0 down in 5 minutes. That's normal to us. This club is on its longest losing streak in the league since 1972 and we're 18th in the table. We pull one back from a penalty, and then proceed to dominate for the rest of the half and eventually pull it back to 2-2.
The second half begins, we instantly give away a penalty and it's 3-2. They have a free kick just a minute later, our own defender heads it against our goal which our keeper denies only for them to tap it in. We concede 2 goals within 5 minutes AGAIN in the 2nd half. So ill summarise the second half. I was pissed off, they made many mistakes, we had multiple chances but struggled to actually convert any into goals. Until the 92nd minute and we finally squared it back to 4-3. Some little hope in there, and then 4 minutes later, we proceed a 2 goal comeback again. 4-2 to 4-4, 96th minute, header from a corner. We're still dwelling in relegation lmfao. Is there any team this lazy and confusing over there that could compare?
I wonder if anyone could find me a analogy for the team that is Manchester United in American terms.
Today, we played a team in the league called Aston Villa, great team with their striker scoring consistently, and a good manager that has picked results up. We're at our own home stadium, and we go 2-0 down in 5 minutes. That's normal to us. This club is on its longest losing streak in the league since 1972 and we're 18th in the table. We pull one back from a penalty, and then proceed to dominate for the rest of the half and eventually pull it back to 2-2.
The second half begins, we instantly give away a penalty and it's 3-2. They have a free kick just a minute later, our own defender heads it against our goal which our keeper denies only for them to tap it in. We concede 2 goals within 5 minutes AGAIN in the 2nd half. So ill summarise the second half. I was pissed off, they made many mistakes, we had multiple chances but struggled to actually convert any into goals. Until the 92nd minute and we finally squared it back to 4-3. Some little hope in there, and then 4 minutes later, we proceed a 2 goal comeback again. 4-2 to 4-4, 96th minute, header from a corner. We're still dwelling in relegation lmfao. Is there any team this lazy and confusing over there that could compare?
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