1994: The future of America soccer is bright
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Daniel Radcliffe sent new #HarryPotter actor Dominic McLaughlin a letter and got a "very sweet note back" from the young star.
"I just wanted to write to him to say, 'I hope you have the best time, and an even better time than I did — I had a great time, but I hope you have an even better time.' And I do. I just see these pictures of him and the other kids and I just want to hug them. They just seem so young. I just look at them and say, ‘Oh it’s crazy I was doing that at that age.’ But it’s also incredibly sweet and I hope they’re having a great time.”
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Matthew Stafford just reached a .500 career win percentage for the first time 😮
At 231 starts, that's the most starts by a QB before reaching .500 since starts were first tracked in 1950.
Reminder, ESPN launched their app, that's what they want you to use. So they go to YouTube and ask for ridiculous rise in broadcast rights which raises YT's prices. Then they post stuff like this.
People get the ESPN app, and then the price of that goes up. There's no competition when the networks are also the broadcasters/platform. All of this has become a complicated and more expensive mess for consumers.
People don’t know how to develop QBs anymore
1) Tempo became king. Just run a lot of plays not good ones
2) RPO’s became king
3) Look to sideline for coaches to call good plays. So QB doesn’t learn how to be problem solver
4) Promote athlete over accuracy
Qbs aren’t raised in the “be a problem solver” mode anymore