Aren't they all U23 at the Olympics?Had to look up why Mbappe isn’t playing. A big loss for France
I don’t really know but what I read was Real Madrid wouldn’t allow him to play in the OlympicsAren't they all U23 at the Olympics?
For those wanting to watch a game here is a short video on the rules
https://fb.watch/twZ__j3KRj/?mibextid=w8EBqM
your son is still playing? That’s dope.
my buddies son is going to Cal. Was the last cut on the u18 team. They told him he’s probably better than a couple
Of the kids but he would t play, they wanted him to keep working. He travelled w the B team all summer.
He’s only been playing since he was 15. He’s 6-9, so that helps, lol.
There are enough big competitions for men that they decided several years ago to make it for U23s along with a couple of veterans.Aren't they all U23 at the Olympics?
Just saw this……I turned it off. USA hung in there in the first half. France was super physical, but in the end, France is just better. I’ll be more interested in the Women’s team. I was super disappointed in the teams performance during the World Cup, really disliked the makeup of that team and their social agendas. Social agendas are fine except It appeared that the actual playing of soccer took a back seat. I’m hoping that this iteration of the women’s team delivers.@dude12, seeing that we're now down 0-3, is the game worth watching at all?
I'm with you regarding the Women's team. To say I was disappointed in their performance at the World Cup, honestly, might be an understatement. I hope this iteration is able to keep some of what took away from that team's ability to play sound soccer away from the Olympics.Just saw this……I turned it off. USA hung in there in the first half. France was super physical, but in the end, France is just better. I’ll be more interested in the Women’s team. I was super disappointed in the teams performance during the World Cup, really disliked the makeup of that team and their social agendas. Social agendas are fine except It appeared that the actual playing of soccer took a back seat. I’m hoping that this iteration of the women’s team delivers.
That's why they invented the Digital Video Recorder.
I fast forward through a lot of it, which is why I like to record stuff like the Olympics, football, basketball, baseball, and hockey games. That way, if I want to go away from any of it for a while, I can eventually come back to it and buzz through it all.DVR or not its still significant TV time
DVR or not its still significant TV time
Me and your wife would be best friends during the Olympics...I lose my wife during Olympic time. She watches everything. Always has even before she had a son who was in it. Thank god it’s only every 2 years.
I genuinely felt bad for Cullen Jones during and after this race. As fast as the other three were during their respective legs, Jones just couldn't maintain the pace that evening (not sure if it was because of nerves, or if he was really that slow compared to the other three). You could see the disappointment on his face after he got out of the pool.To get ready for the start of swimming on Saturday, I looked up the greatest anchor leg ever. Beijing 2008, men's 4x100 freestyle relay. The French had the world record holder in the 100 freestyle anchoring their relay. US anchor Jason Lezak started off a body length behind. At the turn it looked like he had no chance, but on the last lap he chased him down.
Preliminaries for the 4x100 freestyle relays are on Saturday, plus Katy Ledecky's first race.
I fast forward through a lot of it, which is why I like to record stuff like the Olympics, football, basketball, baseball, and hockey games. That way, if I want to go away from any of it for a while, I can eventually come back to it and buzz through it all.
I lose my wife during Olympic time. She watches everything. Always has even before she had a son who was in it. Thank god it’s only every 2 years.
I genuinely felt bad for Cullen Jones during and after this race. As fast as the other three were during their respective legs, Jones just couldn't maintain the pace that evening (not sure if it was because of nerves, or if he was really that slow compared to the other three). You could see the disappointment on his face after he got out of the pool.
Oh yeah, and then there was Jason Lezak...Need I say more???![]()
This actually dates back to Barcelona and the integration of Western professional athletes into the game (I think Soviet bloc athletes were pretty much professional for several decades before but officially played under their military command?). A little more visible in the sport we normally talk here.There are enough big competitions for men that they decided several years ago to make it for U23s along with a couple of veterans.