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phl_fc t1_j0w2vea wrote
Reply to comment by erichw23 in Moments before Argentina's World Cup winning penalty in the streets of Buenos Aires by 1Leep
Could be worse, Boston killed a girl during their sports riot.
phl_fc t1_j0unujb wrote
Reply to comment by NBAccount in Moments before Argentina's World Cup winning penalty in the streets of Buenos Aires by 1Leep
I was in downtown Philadelphia when the Eagles won the Superbowl and it was like this. As soon as the game ended everyone flooded into the streets. The lightpoles never stood a chance.
phl_fc t1_iyinmtg wrote
For those who don't want to click, it's because the Olympics are in Paris that year.
phl_fc t1_ixwim2g wrote
Reply to comment by Raken_dep in Wales lose to Iran after suffering two late goals in World Cup group game by cryptocandyclub
538 kind of had a point about this a while back on an analytics article about the value of speculative shooting. What they found is that long range shots are usually worth taking because it at least gives you a chance for something good to happen, and that passing the ball around probably isn’t going to improve your chances enough to make up for not taking your shot. They argue that a high volume of low quality shots is a better strategy than trying to pass the ball into the net.
They were looking at the xGA stats for the percentage chance of scoring from every area of the field and saw that passing the ball around to try to get a higher xGA didn’t make up for the volume you could get from lots of lower percentage shots.
phl_fc t1_iv1dcpj wrote
Reply to 'Let's focus on the football!' FIFA bosses tell World Cup teams not to lecture on morality by cryptocandyclub
FIFA's on team "you must tolerate our intolerance"
phl_fc t1_jcu1fi7 wrote
Reply to comment by Amojondro in Penn State wins the 2023 DI men's NCAA wrestling team title - 10th title in 12 years by abon123456789
You know how most areas have a kids “kick and chase” soccer program for anyone old enough to walk? PA does that with wrestling. There’s youth wrestling programs for any age, so by the time PA kids get to college they’ve literally been doing it for over a decade.