@C2_Cooper OR, Milwaukee cheating allowed them to rid the Pacers of what would be referred to, after last seasons numbers, as “their Myles turner problem”
@Nick___Collins I hope all the England fans who spent the last 6 weeks livid with America for trying to “Americanize” the beautiful game enjoy playing in the least American sports thing in existence: the third place game.
Pour one out for all the poor professors who can’t give lazy question bank exams sourced from the $300 textbook they never lectured from anymore. It was a generational run
A Brown professor gave his students a take-home midterm exam. After suspecting many cheated using AI, he made the final in-person. The orange dots are the midterm scores and the gray dots are the final scores. Looks like all but 3 cheated on the midterm.
I think that Europeans arent quite ready for what will happen if they get what they want and USA loses tonight. The gloating will not be met by Americans sitting here willing to take it. Rather, Americans will certainly come together to blame FIFA for turning the world against us
Belgium should brush up on college sports if they think after the fact contesting use of ineligible players is something that’s going to phase the college football lawyers US Soccer is clearly already using here
The Belgians, however, continue to fire warning shots.
They say they continue to contest the “eligibility” of Balogun and say they have told US Soccer they reserve all options if he is on the team sheet tonight.
The best article on the events and how US Soccer applied pressure appropriately by arguing FIFA’s own VAR protocol was misapplied. It argued slow-motion is only supposed to check the exact point of contact, not decide intent or how “serious” it looked in replay.
They filed a formal legal appeal and made it clear they were ready to take the whole thing to CAS (the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland).
FIFA feared going to CAS because of the validity of the claim and that they can lose control of appeals when under CAS.
https://t.co/LGMmiDWMYz
EXCL: Keir Starmer personally stepped in to stop FIFA bringing forward England’s kick-off last night as he feared Mexico were trying to gain an advantage.
The PM told the FA they were not to accept moving the match.
https://t.co/kaBAJZpUAt