Same. Still don't know the rules but it's damn entertaining to watch. I can still see that girl from France scoring at will against the US team. Or USA Maher saying I won't be stoped with her fierce stiff arm.American rugby women tough against a great NZ team. Never really watched this sport before. Fast paced and rugged.
Check for drones?Shockingly Canada beat Aus in Rugby to reach the final.
This is an unreal finishWow! USA just tied Australia with no time left in rugby!!
it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
Does it matter where you cross the line? Could you cross way outside and then bust *** toward the center before touching down for an easier kick?it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
Just turned on the women's match and got my answerDoes it matter where you cross the line? Could you cross way outside and then bust *** toward the center before touching down for an easier kick?it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
Yeah. Second half was all KiwiNew Zealand starting to pull away
Does not matter where you cross. You will often see them run towards the center of the field after crossing to touchDoes it matter where you cross the line? Could you cross way outside and then bust *** toward the center before touching down for an easier kick?it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
Surprised no gymnastics talk, but they just killed it.
Surprised no gymnastics talk, but they just killed it.
Count me in as the guy that switches back and forth between Equestrian and Canoe.Surprised no gymnastics talk, but they just killed it.
I'd guess +90% of the FBGs that still post here are watching US Soccer.
Biles, at 27, is the oldest US gymnast since 1952, I think I heard.Surprised no gymnastics talk, but they just killed it.
Yeah, the gap is just massive now. They won it by a million even with a few mistakes.
Best part of about Biles and the current generation bringing the "power game" into women's gymnastics is that it basically neutralized China's strategy of bringing stunted "16 year olds" (who looked about 11 and probably hadn't seen their families since they turned their first cartwheel) to the games.
Much easier to watch a sport that is being contested by adults rather than children who are past their prime at 18.
Surprised no gymnastics talk, but they just killed it.
Yeah, saw someone do that right after I posted the question.Does not matter where you cross. You will often see them run towards the center of the field after crossing to touchDoes it matter where you cross the line? Could you cross way outside and then bust *** toward the center before touching down for an easier kick?it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
US Swimming won 30 total medals in Tokyo, 14 of them gold (47%)Kinda seems like US Swimming is in a bit of a down cycle. Obviously they'll win plenty of medals and maybe the program is back-loaded from our perspective.....but not a lot of golds so far that I've seen.
Risk is getting knocked out of the back or having the ball stripped before you get the touch.Yeah, saw someone do that right after I posted the question.Does not matter where you cross. You will often see them run towards the center of the field after crossing to touchDoes it matter where you cross the line? Could you cross way outside and then bust *** toward the center before touching down for an easier kick?it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
Is there any risk? Can something happen before you touch that woud invalidate the try? Or is it just that sometimes they have to dive across the line and don't have a chance to run to the middle?
Risk is getting knocked out of the back or having the ball stripped before you get the touch.Yeah, saw someone do that right after I posted the question.Does not matter where you cross. You will often see them run towards the center of the field after crossing to touchDoes it matter where you cross the line? Could you cross way outside and then bust *** toward the center before touching down for an easier kick?it depends where you touch the ball down. so touching down between the posts leads to a much easier shot.Unreal finish there. Aussie missed tackle set up an open field for the American.
Question: when the aussie scored their go ahead score, their "extra point" try was from way over on the side with a super sharp angle. The Americans was directly in front of the cross bar. Why the diff?
Is there any risk? Can something happen before you touch that woud invalidate the try? Or is it just that sometimes they have to dive across the line and don't have a chance to run to the middle?
I think fouls3x3 hoops is fun. Anybody watching know what the numbers in yellow represent?
Ahhh of courseI think fouls3x3 hoops is fun. Anybody watching know what the numbers in yellow represent?
Too many fouls called in this for me to really love it. It's almost like a field hockey game out there with all the whistlesAhhh of courseI think fouls3x3 hoops is fun. Anybody watching know what the numbers in yellow represent?
US Swimming won 30 total medals in Tokyo, 14 of them gold (47%)Kinda seems like US Swimming is in a bit of a down cycle. Obviously they'll win plenty of medals and maybe the program is back-loaded from our perspective.....but not a lot of golds so far that I've seen.
This year they have won 14 medals so far, only 2 gold (14%)
I'm not sure how far we are through the program but we are certainly running behind on Golds as a percentage of overall..
US Swimming won 30 total medals in Tokyo, 14 of them gold (47%)Kinda seems like US Swimming is in a bit of a down cycle. Obviously they'll win plenty of medals and maybe the program is back-loaded from our perspective.....but not a lot of golds so far that I've seen.
This year they have won 14 medals so far, only 2 gold (14%)
I'm not sure how far we are through the program but we are certainly running behind on Golds as a percentage of overall..
Phelps effect being felt. We don't make too many of those. The prominent names in US Swimming belong to the women this Olympics, it seems. It'll be interesting to see how we do in the relays, which I THINk have been a strength of US Swimming in the past.
Also wondering how much an effect this shallow pool is having on our squad. I mean, it's the same handicap for all but US trains in optimal conditions....certainly better than what that Romanian who won gold in the 200 Free trains in.
I didn’t catch this. Sounds incredible. Got a link?US Swimming won 30 total medals in Tokyo, 14 of them gold (47%)Kinda seems like US Swimming is in a bit of a down cycle. Obviously they'll win plenty of medals and maybe the program is back-loaded from our perspective.....but not a lot of golds so far that I've seen.
This year they have won 14 medals so far, only 2 gold (14%)
I'm not sure how far we are through the program but we are certainly running behind on Golds as a percentage of overall..
Phelps effect being felt. We don't make too many of those. The prominent names in US Swimming belong to the women this Olympics, it seems. It'll be interesting to see how we do in the relays, which I THINk have been a strength of US Swimming in the past.
Also wondering how much an effect this shallow pool is having on our squad. I mean, it's the same handicap for all but US trains in optimal conditions....certainly better than what that Romanian who won gold in the 200 Free trains in.
That Romanian dude was incredible. Just training in the local public pool while other people are swimming
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It is difficult to understand how the IOC thinks this is OK.
2 Boxers previously barred from women's events will fight in Paris Olympics
Banned for testing for having XY chromosomes and/or elevated testosterone levels. The IOC response:
For Paris Olympics organizers, female designation in passport key for boxers after world champs DQs
Ok, so either NBC was really deceptive in how they portrayed his training, or I completely misunderstood because I can’t find anything on it. Sounds like he has actually trained at a private swim club since he was like 9 from some Googling. My bad.I didn’t catch this. Sounds incredible. Got a link?US Swimming won 30 total medals in Tokyo, 14 of them gold (47%)Kinda seems like US Swimming is in a bit of a down cycle. Obviously they'll win plenty of medals and maybe the program is back-loaded from our perspective.....but not a lot of golds so far that I've seen.
This year they have won 14 medals so far, only 2 gold (14%)
I'm not sure how far we are through the program but we are certainly running behind on Golds as a percentage of overall..
Phelps effect being felt. We don't make too many of those. The prominent names in US Swimming belong to the women this Olympics, it seems. It'll be interesting to see how we do in the relays, which I THINk have been a strength of US Swimming in the past.
Also wondering how much an effect this shallow pool is having on our squad. I mean, it's the same handicap for all but US trains in optimal conditions....certainly better than what that Romanian who won gold in the 200 Free trains in.
That Romanian dude was incredible. Just training in the local public pool while other people are swimming
An American treasure at this pointRowdy Gaines?I don't know who is the male swimming announcer (color guy?) but I think he has been doing the Olympic thing for many years. His voice is recognizable. Anyway, I ****ing love the guy's enthusiasm. To him, every race is the most epic thing ever to happen and he makes me feel the same
I’m from LA. The director better chose his shots wisely.It’s kind of depressing how beautiful the backdrop is for all these events and in 2028 there’s going to be just a bunch of interstate and like, Sam’s Clubs in the background.
Ok, so either NBC was really deceptive in how they portrayed his training, or I completely misunderstood because I can’t find anything on it. Sounds like he has actually trained at a private swim club since he was like 9 from some Googling. My bad.I didn’t catch this. Sounds incredible. Got a link?US Swimming won 30 total medals in Tokyo, 14 of them gold (47%)Kinda seems like US Swimming is in a bit of a down cycle. Obviously they'll win plenty of medals and maybe the program is back-loaded from our perspective.....but not a lot of golds so far that I've seen.
This year they have won 14 medals so far, only 2 gold (14%)
I'm not sure how far we are through the program but we are certainly running behind on Golds as a percentage of overall..
Phelps effect being felt. We don't make too many of those. The prominent names in US Swimming belong to the women this Olympics, it seems. It'll be interesting to see how we do in the relays, which I THINk have been a strength of US Swimming in the past.
Also wondering how much an effect this shallow pool is having on our squad. I mean, it's the same handicap for all but US trains in optimal conditions....certainly better than what that Romanian who won gold in the 200 Free trains in.
That Romanian dude was incredible. Just training in the local public pool while other people are swimming
I saw these. I don't know about the rest.No overall standings after each rotation