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(Original post by curryADD)
lol. thats actually cute.
SUPERBOWL is starting. im off.
lol. thats actually cute.
SUPERBOWL is starting. im off.
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(Original post by curryADD)
the fact that your trying to learn the rules is, anyway.
the fact that your trying to learn the rules is, anyway.
The only major difference between watching sports programmes hosted by Americans and the Brits, is the Americans MAJOR focus on statistics.
Sounds like the commentators tonight are going to be explaining EVERYTHING for the worldwide audience anyway.
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(Original post by Expression)
Well otherwise theres no point in watching, so although I can't call what the flags are going to be for (other than the red challenge flag!), I know what the overall point of the game is, and get the points scoring, and some of the lingo.
The only major difference between watching sports programmes hosted by Americans and the Brits, is the Americans MAJOR focus on statistics.
Sounds like the commentators tonight are going to be explaining EVERYTHING for the worldwide audience anyway.
Well otherwise theres no point in watching, so although I can't call what the flags are going to be for (other than the red challenge flag!), I know what the overall point of the game is, and get the points scoring, and some of the lingo.
The only major difference between watching sports programmes hosted by Americans and the Brits, is the Americans MAJOR focus on statistics.
Sounds like the commentators tonight are going to be explaining EVERYTHING for the worldwide audience anyway.
im bored of the game already.
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#64
(Original post by curryADD)
pretty much. being raised around sunday night football, i know most the lingo and rules. since ive been to england more than once, im stuck watching english sports (like rugby and cricket). i actually was about halfway through the match when my dad told me there were rules invovled. i thought it was just a random desicion of when you wanted to run or not.
im bored of the game already.
pretty much. being raised around sunday night football, i know most the lingo and rules. since ive been to england more than once, im stuck watching english sports (like rugby and cricket). i actually was about halfway through the match when my dad told me there were rules invovled. i thought it was just a random desicion of when you wanted to run or not.
im bored of the game already.
Rugby, far more interesting and physical game.
As for tonights match now, first blood to the Panthers with the Pat's 31 yd FG miss.
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(Original post by curryADD)
pretty much. being raised around sunday night football, i know most the lingo and rules. since ive been to england more than once, im stuck watching english sports (like rugby and cricket). i actually was about halfway through the match when my dad told me there were rules invovled. i thought it was just a random desicion of when you wanted to run or not.
im bored of the game already.
pretty much. being raised around sunday night football, i know most the lingo and rules. since ive been to england more than once, im stuck watching english sports (like rugby and cricket). i actually was about halfway through the match when my dad told me there were rules invovled. i thought it was just a random desicion of when you wanted to run or not.
im bored of the game already.
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(Original post by Expression)
Cricket; quite a boring game, it is a random decision as to whether you run or not, theres no rule saying that you HAVE to run.
Rugby, far more interesting and physical game.
As for tonights match now, first blood to the Panthers with the Pat's 31 yd FG miss.
Cricket; quite a boring game, it is a random decision as to whether you run or not, theres no rule saying that you HAVE to run.
Rugby, far more interesting and physical game.
As for tonights match now, first blood to the Panthers with the Pat's 31 yd FG miss.
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#67
(Original post by Xenon)
I don't really have a clue about any american sports!
I don't really have a clue about any american sports!
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(Original post by Xenon)
I don't really have a clue about any american sports!
I don't really have a clue about any american sports!
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(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Surely you understand basketball? Surely the simplest and most boring of all American sports.
Surely you understand basketball? Surely the simplest and most boring of all American sports.
college basketball is really exciting. esp. stanford games.
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(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Surely you understand basketball? Surely the simplest and most boring of all American sports.
Surely you understand basketball? Surely the simplest and most boring of all American sports.
NCAA is by far better than NBA as there is more emphasis on the team game, rather than lots of "one man" trying to show off.
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#71
(Original post by curryADD)
na uh. volleyball is the most boring
college basketball is really exciting. esp. stanford games.
na uh. volleyball is the most boring
college basketball is really exciting. esp. stanford games.
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(Original post by Expression)
Nothing wrong with basketball, when played well.
NCAA is by far better than NBA as there is more emphasis on the team game, rather than lots of "one man" trying to show off.
Nothing wrong with basketball, when played well.
NCAA is by far better than NBA as there is more emphasis on the team game, rather than lots of "one man" trying to show off.
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#73
(Original post by curryADD)
NCAA? would that be the university league? stanford has an awesome basketball team. if you play on the national level in england expression, you might want to look into stanford, they get sweet sixteen every year for their bball team!
NCAA? would that be the university league? stanford has an awesome basketball team. if you play on the national level in england expression, you might want to look into stanford, they get sweet sixteen every year for their bball team!
I don't play as it happens, however, you will appriciate the job I do.
Scorekeeper, Timekeeper, Shot Clock Operator = my title, known as a Table Official, you more than most on this board will know what that means.
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#74
(Original post by Joey_Johns)
Surely you understand basketball? Surely the simplest and most boring of all American sports.
Surely you understand basketball? Surely the simplest and most boring of all American sports.
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(Original post by Expression)
NCAA is the Uni's league, I'm waiting for March Madness, which will be fun
I don't play as it happens, however, you will appriciate the job I do.
Scorekeeper, Timekeeper, Shot Clock Operator = my title, known as a Table Official, you more than most on this board will know what that means.
NCAA is the Uni's league, I'm waiting for March Madness, which will be fun
I don't play as it happens, however, you will appriciate the job I do.
Scorekeeper, Timekeeper, Shot Clock Operator = my title, known as a Table Official, you more than most on this board will know what that means.
here, if you are an injured or a UAed athlete, thats what you have to do.
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(Original post by curryADD)
yes. i do. like team manager eh? i thought somewhere you said you played......oh well.
here, if you are an injured or a UAed athlete, thats what you have to do.
yes. i do. like team manager eh? i thought somewhere you said you played......oh well.
here, if you are an injured or a UAed athlete, thats what you have to do.
A table official are the guys that sound that horn to get the subs in, run the scoresheet, and keep the score board ticking over, and making sure the 24 second shotclock is running right.
It's a nice little earner for me, by far paid back the money I spent getting qualified to do it - saves working in MacDonalds, and I get paid to watch basketball and add up the 1's, 2's and 3's, or pressing a few buttons (start/stop, reset - for the shot clock!). Easy money.
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(Original post by Expression)
Team Managers sit on the bench and make sure that the teams kit is all sorted and stuff.
A table official are the guys that sound that horn to get the subs in, run the scoresheet, and keep the score board ticking over, and making sure the 24 second shotclock is running right.
It's a nice little earner for me, by far paid back the money I spent getting qualified to do it - saves working in MacDonalds, and I get paid to watch basketball and add up the 1's, 2's and 3's, or pressing a few buttons (start/stop, reset - for the shot clock!). Easy money.
Team Managers sit on the bench and make sure that the teams kit is all sorted and stuff.
A table official are the guys that sound that horn to get the subs in, run the scoresheet, and keep the score board ticking over, and making sure the 24 second shotclock is running right.
It's a nice little earner for me, by far paid back the money I spent getting qualified to do it - saves working in MacDonalds, and I get paid to watch basketball and add up the 1's, 2's and 3's, or pressing a few buttons (start/stop, reset - for the shot clock!). Easy money.
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#79
DAMNIT!!!!!!!!
C5 is airing the newbie international broadcast!
*Switches over to SKY Sports and CBS*
C5 is airing the newbie international broadcast!
*Switches over to SKY Sports and CBS*
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#80
ok
heres the deal
PATRIOTS WILL WIN
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha haha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!
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heres the deal
PATRIOTS WILL WIN
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha haha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!
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