The use of 'matriculate' to mean "move a ball downfield"—which appears frequently in football commentary—was coined by Kansas City coach Hank Stram in the 1970s.
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The Iroquois Nationals lacrosse team wasn't invited to the 2022 World Games — despite the Haudenosaunee being the originators of lacrosse.
So Ireland's team bowed out to let the Nationals have their spot.
"They need to be there," an Irish player says.
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Doooooooo you wanna know who's been named this season's "Good Guy" as voted on by the local media?
(It's Sean Doolittle.)
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Here is the current state of basketball in 2019... from 1989. Toronto #Raptors head coach Nick Nurse being guarded by University of Virginia head coach Tony Bennett.
Back in the 1800s, supply-side economics was called the “horse & sparrow” theory, the belief that if you fed the horse plenty of oats, enough would pass through onto the road to feed the sparrows.
A perfect descriptor for this horseshit idea.