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[Assistant] Penalty shot procedure, there's a whole thing, but right in the middle it says, only a player designated as a goalkeeper or alternate goalkeeper may defend against the penalty shot and the goalkeeper must remain in his crease until the player taking the penalty shot has touched the puck. So it's gotta be a goalkeeper and he's gotta stay put.


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[Assistant] It's a very, like, Mighty Ducks move, I think. To just, like, put another guy in, have him just charge. I just picture, like, Keenan Thompson just charging at someone on the ice. Isn't that supposed to?


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[Assistant] He's also a good coach? He was also a very good coach. He was the first coach who was like, hey, we should like, practice in the off season.


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[Assistant] The hockey teams were not practicing during the off season. They would just hang out and drink beer. And he was like, this is all extra time we could use.


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[Assistant] To work on our game, he's known for really these three rules. The third one is, you can of course pull your goalie to add an extra skater onto the ice. He would tell his goalie, hey, when you come off the ice,


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[Assistant] They added to section 9, rule 67.5, awarded goal. When a goalkeeper is pulled for an extra attacker, he can't leave his stick, equipment, pile of snow, or other obstacles in front of the net, or a goal will be awarded if a puck going towards the net is effective.


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[Assistant] And I wonder if they had to put in the whole list at once or if they had to keep adding these things every time Raj would get out there with his little tricks and tips.


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[Assistant] Uh, as in the builder category for like innovation to the game.


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[Assistant] He strikes me as a very Leonardo DiCaprio type in my head.


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[Assistant] How bad would things need to be for you in a basketball game to want to goaltend a free throw on purpose?


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[Assistant] Sure yea, it's a good one for a lot of people. This scenario actually came up for Billy Gillespie when he was coaching the Kentucky men's basketball team in 2008.


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[Assistant] What? Here's the scenario. Kentucky is playing Georgia in the SEC tournament.


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[Assistant] Goaltend the free throw on purpose.


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[Assistant] They do automatically score it, but what happens is they get a technical foul because of this rule in the


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[Assistant] So he's thinking, we draw the technical.


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[Assistant] They just inbound with a 1.2 seconds and hopefully like tied up with a three pointer. Yeaah. That doesn't happen.


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[Assistant] Just like Billy G. In this game, in this instance, he did.


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[Assistant] Professional golfers, they don't have the luxuries that you have of dressing like a slob to go to the course, right? Okay, fair enough. They have to dress up. They have to meet those expectations. There is a professional golfer who came up with sort of an in-between


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[Assistant] But it got him into a lot of trouble because of a very obscure rule. And I'm gonna take you through that right now. What happened? So this guy, Craig the Walrus Stadler, is a professional golfer. It's 1987, he's playing in the San Diego Open.


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[Assistant] He hits his ball, sort of under this evergreen tree on the fourteenth hole. And the evergreen foliage is like, comes down to the ground. So it's hard for him to like, stand up and take a shot, right? He's gotta get on his knees to do that. And he doesn't wanna get his pants dirty, cause he's a professional golfer. He's a stylish dude. So he takes a towel.


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[Assistant] And he rolls it up and he kneels on the towel so his pants don't get like wet and muddy on his knees and he takes a shot.


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[Assistant] By doing that, he violated a very specific rule.


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[Assistant] Building a stance is putting anything down to help you position yourself to make the shot easier. It turns out, for a very long time in golf history, you could call in from home and report a rules violation that you saw on television.


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[Assistant] Just some random dude sitting around in his underwear. So someone calls in and says, Hey, Craig Stadler should not have put that towel down because that is him building a stance.


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[Assistant] And they had to be like, that's a penalty, we're going to penalize you with stroke. Now, another insane rule!


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[Assistant] You have to report your own scorecard in golf. You have to sign it and hand it in. He, not knowing that he violated a rule, handed in the scorecard without the penalty? Because he didn't think he did anything wrong. Why would he do that?


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[Assistant] So, my dude, all I'm saying is if you are violating rules at work, even if they're small, self-report, you gotta self-report them.


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[Assistant] Page one. It's time for Weird Rules.


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[Assistant] Major League Baseball also has its fair share of catch rules. Makes sense, you have a position called catcher. Yea, it being a big part of the game. There's quite a bit of clarity to it, but there was a game where the refs just totally whiffed on this catch rule. A catch is the act of a fielder getting in secure possession in his hand or glove of a ball in flight and firmly holding it, providing he does not use his cap


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[Assistant] There was a game where the Phillies are playing the Dodgers.


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[Assistant] That, that was technically not a catch and they should have continued the play because the second part of this rule is providing he does not use his cap protector pocket or any other part of his uniform in getting possession.


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[Assistant] It was just in his belly, if there had been intent. Like if he had done it intentionally, there's actually another rule for that, which is rule 7.05 that says all runners, including the batter, advance three bases if a fielder intentionally touches a fair batted ball with their cap, mask, or any other part of their uniform.


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[Assistant] You're out there with like, some equipment that is easily removable. The temptation to like throw your hat and your glove at things in motion is very tempting. It's a three base penalty if it's a hit ball. If it's a thrown ball, so like


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[Assistant] First basement to second basement and you throw your glove and knock it down. Then it's only two bases.


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[Assistant] Which really does not make a whole lot of sense because that is your own teammate that's making that play.


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[Assistant] Okay, so, the runner's running from first to second. You're in the outfield.


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[Assistant] You see that the ball is passing in between you and where the runner is at that moment. So you throw to hit the ball to make the ball hit the runner on his way in between bases.


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[Assistant] There's that. If there's one thing we take away from this video, it's that Des caught that ball. And I agree.


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[Assistant] If you were the NHL, I wanna know how you would handle this scenario. It's 15 minutes to the first puck drop, and two of your three officials are complete no-shows.


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[Assistant] It's really fun. You're not too far off from what actually happened. Because this actually happened once in NHL history. It's January 15th, 1983.


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[Assistant] And this huge snowstorm happens, this big blizzard in the northeast. And two of the officials who are supposed to show up to this game just cannot make it. And the one linesman, so you get two linesmen and one referee back then.


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[Assistant] One of the linesmen is like, screw it, I'm gonna do it. I will ref this game. But, the NHL has a rule, in the rule book, for specifically this scenario, and I just have with me,


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[Assistant] The NHL rule book, which has the rule in it. And I really think you're gonna love this. So he turns to the rule book.


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[Assistant] Unable to continue, rule 31, section 11. If through misadventure or sickness, the referees and linesmen appointed are prevented from appearing, the league will make every attempt to find suitable replacement officials. Otherwise, the managers or coaches of the two clubs shall agree on referees and linesmen.


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[Assistant] You can pretty much just pick whoever you want. You can be like, you in the third row, put the nachos down.


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[Assistant] It's almost exactly what you said. You wanted to make it a contest, but you never specified what the actual contest would be.


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[Assistant] Well, they didn't do that at Hartford. They went to each coach of each team and they decided to pick a player who was not going to play that day.


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[Assistant] Yes. You already know how to play. Only one of them's name is Gary. And that was Gary Howitt.


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[Assistant] And the rule book says, if there are people around...


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[Assistant] So this guy, Mickey Volkin, was like, took it very seriously, and at one point he actually kicked out someone on the Whalers from the circle in a face-off because he was trying to cheat. He was like, ah, dude, not on my watch. Not happening. He took it like, really seriously.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they only had to do one period before the real refs managed to make it through the snowstorm and showed up. Oh, so they did show up? At which point, yeah, they showed up. Okay. And, uh, according to the rules, once the real refs show up, you have to abdicate the throne and let them come- Of refdom? Of refdom. Knowing that this rule exists, would you have any interest in being an NHL ref?


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[Assistant] You should study up in case it happens. You should start going to more games. Although I am concerned that I'm gonna read a news report that like a van full of NHL officials met some awful fate because they had their brake lines cut or something.


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[Assistant] Okay, enough. Holla, you play basketball, right? I do! How are you at free throws?


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[Assistant] I appreciate your honesty. What do you do to get ready when you're about to uncork one?


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[Assistant] What if I told you there's actually a time limit in the NBA for taking a free throw? Did you know that?


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[Assistant] I did not know that. You've got exactly 10 seconds to take a free throw.


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[Assistant] That's why there's a rule in the official NBA rule book, and I'd like to read it for you right now. It's pretty simple, it's right there at the top, rule 9, section 1A, the shooter shall attempt the free throw within 10 seconds of controlling the ball.


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[Assistant] Has this ever become an issue? It has become an issue for one person in particular, and that is one, Dwight Howard. As a matter of fact, yeah, Dwight. My dude! He actually got suspended for a game.


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[Assistant] Sort of indirectly because of this rule. What? Yes. In the 2010-2011 season, there was a string of three games where he was like, pretty, doing it pretty egregiously. On Christmas Day, he was playing the Celtics, and it got so bad that Paul Pierce started silently counting on his hands.


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[Assistant] Do you think maybe he just gets distracted and is like That would be cool to fly.


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[Assistant] The next day, uh, they're playing in Charlotte on April 6th, and he gets nailed for it again. This is the third time.


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[Assistant] In the season that he's gotten like actually called for this thing. So he's like kinda pissed off and he rolls the ball towards the baseline away from the refs and they're like, nah son, you can't do that. So they call a technical and it's his 18th technical of the season so he actually got suspended automatically for one game the next game.


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[Assistant] I don't know, I don't think so, but I don't know when they implemented it, but I'm very curious what happened.


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[Assistant] Just do it. We should, you know what? Woah, that sounds rude. That's got a nice ring to it. We should copyright that.


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[Assistant] Period. Feels good. Yeah. I feel good about that. That was good. Thanks man. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Can you imagine a way that if you were the best cyclist in the world?


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[Assistant] You could crash in a way that was like, advantageous to you.


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[Assistant] It turns out there's actually a rule. As long as you can sell it, you can crash on purpose and get a restart.


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[Assistant] It is an option. So in International Psyching there's this rule that says, well I'll just read it for you because I happen to have the


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[Assistant] Rules from the Union Cycliste International.


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[Assistant] Is regarding mishaps. It actually says the word mishaps in bold, which is kind of fun. It says in the first half lap, in the event of a mishap, the race is stopped and restarted immediately.


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[Assistant] So what you could potentially do is tank on purpose and go down if you feel like you got a bad start.


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[Assistant] Well, I hate to break it to you but in the London 2012 Olympics, a dude did it and got away with it.


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[Assistant] On purpose. And admitted it! His name was Philip Hines. He's on the British cycling team.


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[Assistant] In the London 2012 Olympics. In the uh, like indoor cycling team sprint. The signal happens and he leaves and within the first two or three seconds he kinda wobbles and he goes down. And they have to restart the race because of this rule. They later go on to win the gold and then after he's being interviewed and he says this.


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[Assistant] I'm very curious about what was like going through this guy's head going into this race. Cause he obviously admitted to like, I'm gonna do it. So the race starts, you get like maybe not a great start.


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[Assistant] Right, you have to do it in that first half lap. You really have to be like, okay, here we go, no, I'm crashing, oh, uh, there we go.


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[Assistant] So he says this, but then later they have to come back and be like,


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[Assistant] It's the rules' fault. I'm very curious about the lengths that this guy would go to win something else.


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[Assistant] So if you were, if you were in an Olympic race with Hitler... You'd kill Hitler for the gold? I would.


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[Assistant] That's a pretty low bar to be honest with you. Killing Hitler, first of all you get to kill Hitler.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you are winning life for sure. Oh yeah. Yeah, totally worth it.


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[Assistant] Hey, look at you. You made it all the way to the end of the Weird Rules Marathon. Good for you. Reward yourself by watching Secret Base videos here, and don't forget to subscribe for even more.


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[Assistant] So you don't, you just don't have to move as much around. Yeaah. It's like my boy Jeff Pierce says, you don't have to actually move the clock. Just move the clock hand. Okay? Clock hand is your club, your shop, you're not moving the clock around.


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[Assistant] That, cause that's just like physics happened and he David blamed it and then it was inside


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[Assistant] Baseball, were they just like scared that somebody was gonna wanna Harlem Globetrotter baseball? And they're like, that's too much fun. I like to think that the guys that made the original rulebook were just all not creative people. How so?


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[Assistant] Right. That could work. I mean yea, if this is that f***ing Angelina Jolie


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[Assistant] Pistol bullet curving movie. I'll use my glove change the trajectory of the baseballs.


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[Assistant] There's that. If there's one thing we take away from this video, it's that Des caught that ball. And I agree.


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[Assistant] Thanks for watching Weird Rules. I'm still not convinced that that's a real rule.


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[Assistant] Just seems too dumb for baseball to even think of it. But hey, no way for me to ever know. Comment down below and subscribe to SB Nation for more.


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[Assistant] I've made my decision. I want to play soccer for the U.S. National Team. They think that girls can't do sports, but when I grow up, I want to change that.


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[Assistant] We put two big heaters that warm up everything in case it's really cold. My dad put grass in there. It just looks like a real soccer facility now.


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[Assistant] A minute and then I think about what I did and then I just go try it again. Usually I get it done like the third time because I try really hard.


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[Assistant] My opinion? I think that they should just be more recognized because they try harder than everyone else does.


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[Assistant] Most of them are champions. This is the champions. This is champions. This is champions. There's a whole bunch of shirts that I got.


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[Assistant] From different players, this is the one that I wore to the Legends game. Here are all the players that were on my team. That's me.


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[Assistant] I care, so I just try to make it more recognized by doing it in the games. Never stop.


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[Assistant] If you go and you mess up with someone, something, don't ask to get out. Just keep on trying. Because if you don't try, you're never gonna make it. Nothing's...


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[Assistant] A player uses a single hand axe that weighs no more than 2 pounds.


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[Assistant] Blades being no longer than 4.75 inches, that measures at least 12 inches long, and there are two targets used for play, and are situated 12 feet away. They are made of wooden boards with circles drawn onto it.


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[Assistant] Each section scores the relevant number of points, with 6 points being the maximum amount of points out of these sections. You'll notice that there are these small circles.


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[Assistant] These are known as kill shots and are worth 8 or 10 points depending on the organisation.


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[Assistant] These are only active during your 5th and 10th rows. More on that later.


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[Assistant] Competitors, start by tapping the axes together to convey good sportsmanship.


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[Assistant] They are allowed to use one hand or two hands to throw the axe, but they must throw the axe in an overhead manner. Underhand throws are not allowed.


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[Assistant] Both competitors must throw roughly at the same time. And once the axes hit the target, the judge will confirm scores for both.


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[Assistant] Only when they have done this, are competitors allowed to remove the actors from the war.


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[Assistant] This is known as a throw, and you get 10 throws each, with players switching boards after 5 throws. The highest score at the end of 10 throws wins.


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[Assistant] If an axe breaches a line, the player is awarded the points for the higher valued ring. So what's with those kill shots?


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[Assistant] On the 5th and 10th throws, you are able to throw your axe into these small circles to score more points.


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[Assistant] To do this, you must indicate to the judge that you intend to do a kill shot, and indicate which one. But there's a catch.


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[Assistant] Therefore this is a gamble that you have to factor in when throwing. Do you risk scoring nothing for those extra points? That's up to you.


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[Assistant] The person who wins the most matches, wins the game.


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[Assistant] Axe throwing is a simple game of accuracy, but there's a few other things that you'll need to know about before playing or watching a game. For example, no score. There's a few ways that you can score zero with a throw.


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[Assistant] And if your axe is stuck into the target, but falls out before you can retrieve it, this scores zero on your throw. Water the board.


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[Assistant] The judge will spray the target boards with water to make the wood softer so that axes stick easier into the target. Appeal.


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[Assistant] If a player believes that a judge has scored them incorrectly, they can appeal.


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[Assistant] A review of the play will be done, but upon review players must accept the decision whether it benefits them or not. Disqualification.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also and share this video on Reddit, but in the meantime, enjoy axe throwing.


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[Assistant] Pickleball is a mixture of tennis, badminton and table tennis and is seen as an easy to learn, less stressful, accessible alternative to these traditional sports.


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[Assistant] It's a lot easier on the body and perfect for kids, the older generation and anyone in between.


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[Assistant] Like other racket sports, it can be played as singles, where one person plays against one person, or doubles, where two people play against two people. So it's tennis then? No, not quite. Let's start from the beginning.


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[Assistant] A pickleball cut is the same size as a badminton cut, 44ft long by 20ft wide, and the net is 3ft above the ground.


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[Assistant] The lines are similar to that of abatement and court, with lines 7ft away from the midline of the net. This collective area is the no volley zone. More on that later.


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[Assistant] The racket is a solid lightweight paddle, and the ball is perforated, very similar to a whiffle ball.


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[Assistant] This makes it easier to hit the ball with less effort and strain on the body than in tennis, squash or badminton. The game starts with one player making a serve.


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[Assistant] To do this, they must stand behind the service line and hit the ball in this diagonal area of the opponent's court.


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[Assistant] Meaning that the opponent must let the ball bounce on the floor once, and the server must also let the ball bounce on the floor once.


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[Assistant] This is to eliminate any unfair advantage gained by either side.


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[Assistant] The idea is to hit the ball onto your opponent's court and for your opponent not to be able to hit it back at all, making the opponent hit the ball out of bounds, or making the ball bounce on the floor twice.


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[Assistant] If you manage to successfully hit the ball onto your opponent's court without them returning the favour, this is known as a rally.


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[Assistant] If you didn't serve and win the rally, you only win the next serve.


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[Assistant] Once a player has won 11 points and is at least 2 points ahead, they win a set. The person or pair that wins 2 sets faster than their opponent, wins.


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[Assistant] If the scores are 10-10, they keep playing until one player or pair is two points ahead.


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[Assistant] During open play, you can hit the ball after it has bounced on the floor once, or without bouncing at all, known as a volley.


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[Assistant] But this is the no volley zone, meaning that if you're standing in this area, you cannot volley and you must let the ball bounce on the floor. Failure to do this results in you losing the rally. The no volley zone is also known as the kitchen. There's a few other things that you cannot do in pickleball. You cannot hit the ball outside the area of play.


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[Assistant] If you commit any of these infractions, this results in your opponent winning the rally.


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[Assistant] Now that's basically pickleball in a nutshell, but there's a few other things that you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example, Single Service Rules.


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[Assistant] A new server will always serve the ball from the right hand side of the court. And should they win the rally, they'll serve the next rally from the left hand side. And this keeps alternating until they lose the serve.


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[Assistant] In doubles, each player gets to serve. And like in singles, the first server serves the ball from the right.


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[Assistant] However, if they lose the rally, their partner also gets to serve from the other side. This is known as the second serve.


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[Assistant] This is the end of their serve, and now their opponents get their two serves.


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[Assistant] Remember, you can only score points if you serve the ball, so it's important to maintain serve as much as you can in this game.


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[Assistant] Pickleball is literally that simple to understand, without all the complicated rules of the other sports.


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[Assistant] It's easy to pick up and play, requires minimal levels of fitness, and, if you're interested, it's becoming one of the fastest growing sports in the world. It's not too hard to find a club near you.


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[Assistant] Okay, well she was famous for storming the field many times and going up to players and hugging and kissing them. She did this for a period of many years. It was non-consensual. They didn't want to be kissed. They wanted to play baseball.


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[Assistant] One time I want to see one of the players escape because you would never play baseball of your own volition.


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[Assistant] I believe that's correct. Yeah. Well no wonder batting so bad. Your eyes all the way out there.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's the last thing you see before you get one between the eyes.


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[Assistant] So that's what happens when you die is you relive the last 10 seconds you saw on television. Forever. For some of you, it might be this YouTube video for some people.


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[Assistant] It's gonna get cut off as- right after you say enjoy and then it's gonna start over. Welcome to eternity!


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[Assistant] That explains the rules of Olympic weightlifting.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is to lift more combined weight than your opponents.


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[Assistant] Weightlifters are separated into weights class and must successfully lift a barbell with weights over their heads with complete control.


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[Assistant] To compete in weightlifting, you must perform two different kinds of lifts. The snatch. The first lift is the snatch.


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[Assistant] This is where you must lift the weight over your head in one single motion, and hold the weight under control.


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[Assistant] In the snatch, it is advantageous to adopt a wide grip, and once you perform the lift, squat down to make it easier to lift over your head. The clean and jerk. The second lift is the clean and jerk. This is where you must lift the weight in two stages. The clean, to get the weight at shoulder level.


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[Assistant] And then the jerk to lift the weight over your head and under control.


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[Assistant] It is advantageous to adopt a narrow grip to get the weight up. And lunge forward to hoist it over your head more easily.


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[Assistant] When you successfully lift the weight over your head and have it under control, a buzzer will sound, and you may put the weight down.


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[Assistant] Three judges will indicate either a good live, which is denoted by a white light,


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[Assistant] For a result to stand, at least two white lights must show.


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[Assistant] The Weightlifter, who lifts the heaviest weight combined from both events, wins.


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[Assistant] Therefore weightlifters have to be tactical about what they attempt to lift and when. Not just to outlift your opponent, but failing to lift three times in one event effectively rules you out of the contest. Do you attempt more weight than anyone else on your first attempt?


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[Assistant] The person who wants to lift the lightest weight goes first, followed by the next lightest, etc.


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[Assistant] This carries on until each weightlifter has had their three attempts. Tiebreaker.


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[Assistant] Should two weightlifters lift the exact same combined weight after two events, the weightlifter with the lightest bodyweight is declared the winner.


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[Assistant] This is to eliminate moisture and provide a little bit more grip on the barbell. Weightlifting gloves are strictly prohibited.


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[Assistant] What he does is in a large part unexplainable and he's got tremendous strength because you gotta get a 33 inch bat off that shoulder in less than two tenths of a second. And to be able to do that and have the coordination to still hit that ball is something that in the three years I've been watching him, no one has come close to being able to duplicate.


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[Assistant] Rather confusingly, there are many different variations of the sport, using different equipment, different sized balls, and the size of the cut, known as a front-on, varies depending on the game being played. Some use bare hands.


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[Assistant] The ball must bounce once behind the service line, and the player must strike or throw the ball to the front wall.


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[Assistant] An opponent must return the ball cleanly in one fluid motion.


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[Assistant] A game consists of two plays for singles, and two pairs of plays for doubles. There are also team competitions.


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[Assistant] In some competitions, the last set is only played to 15 points. Whoever wins two sets the fastest, wins.


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[Assistant] Indirect games, which form the majority of the games, are played by striking a ball into a wall.


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[Assistant] Direct games resembling tennis can be played with players striking the ball to each other. Courts


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[Assistant] The length and width can be unlimited, especially when playing outdoors.


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[Assistant] Also known as Thestopunter courts, they're almost identical to Murugosh courts, except that they're at least 54 metres long.


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[Assistant] In general, the types of games fall under three categories. Mono


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[Assistant] The most common variation of Basque Pelota is Mano or Hand Pelota. It's also known as Spanish Handball.


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[Assistant] It takes years of practice to build up a tolerance to the paint to strike them more effectively.


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[Assistant] It's usually contested on fronties, trinkets and miragosh sized courts, and is the most popular variation of Basque pelota worldwide.


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[Assistant] This is where paddles and rackets are used instead of the bearhound to strike the ball.


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[Assistant] Paletta. A small size paddle played on Murugosh courts and is popular worldwide.


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[Assistant] Palo Lago, the longest and heaviest paddle. It's played on a 36m Miragosh court and is only contested in Spain.


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[Assistant] Palo Ancha, a mid-sized paddle played on a trinket or Miura-Gosch court and is played in France, Spain and Cuba.


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[Assistant] Peloton, or Palogoma, is the largest shape paddle.


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[Assistant] Jare, an early form of string racket, usually played on a trinket and is popular in Chile and Uruguay.


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[Assistant] And finally, front tennis, using modern tennis rackets, played on Miragosh courts, and is the most popular form of the game in Mexico. Chistera.


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[Assistant] This is where basket shaped objects are attached to the player's hand, enabling them to strike or throw the ball at great speed. They include Pasaka and Lashawa.


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[Assistant] A medium sized basket, played on a frontis or murugosh court and is popular in France.


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[Assistant] Players are able to catch and throw the ball with blistering speed.


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[Assistant] Played on a full size highlight court and is popular in the Basque Country, France and the United States. If you want to learn more, check out my video here.


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[Assistant] Even though that's a lot to take in, once you specialise in one specific form of Basque Pelota, the others will be easier to understand.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to win three sets faster than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] They consist of a libero and two setters in the back row. And a left side, right side and middle hitters in the front row.


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[Assistant] To win a set, you must score 25 points and be at least 2 points ahead. If the scores are 25-24 for example, the game carries on until one team has a 2 point lead. Sounds easy, so how do I score these points?


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[Assistant] The net is 8 feet above the ground for men and 7 foot 4 inches above the ground for women.


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[Assistant] If the ball is hit onto the line, this also counts as a point. Hitting the ball over the net onto the floor to win points sounds easy enough, but in volleyball, your team is only allowed up to three touches of the ball. The first touch is known as the pass of the bump. This is usually to control an attack from your opponents.


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[Assistant] The second touch is known as a set, and is a set up so that an attacking player can make the final shot. The third touch is known as an attack or a spike.


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[Assistant] A team can opt to take less than three touches if they want to, and the game is a back and forth affair with both teams setting up the ball and attacking each other's court.


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[Assistant] In the sport of volleyball however, it's very easy to lose points. There's a lot of things you can't do in volleyball. You cannot hit the ball onto the ground outside the area of play. You cannot hit the ball twice in succession. You cannot catch or throw the ball. You cannot step over the line during a serve. You cannot touch the net or run under the net. You cannot hit the ball into the antennas of the net.


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[Assistant] And as earlier mentioned, you cannot touch the ball more than three times.


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[Assistant] All of these errors result in your opponent being awarded a point and the next serve.


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[Assistant] Once your team has won a point, all players must rotate clockwise to stand in a new position.


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[Assistant] Once a team has won 25 points and is at least 2 points ahead, they win a set. The team that wins 3 sets first, wins.


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[Assistant] If both teams have won two sets each, the fifth and last set only goes to 15 points.


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[Assistant] That's basically volleyball in a nutshell, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example... Lock.


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[Assistant] When an attack is imminent, a defender can jump in the air and try and stop the attack reaching the floor.


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[Assistant] You're not allowed to reach over the net but the advantage is that a block does not count towards your three touches should the ball end up on your side of the court. Dig.


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[Assistant] A dig is a play to stop the ball hitting the ground after an attack. Players will usually dive onto the floor to rescue a ball, and unlike blocks, a dig does count towards one of your three touches.


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[Assistant] However, a Libro cannot serve the ball, a Libro cannot make an attacking shot above the net, and a Libro cannot step over the attack line. Substitution


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[Assistant] During a stoppage in play, a team can substitute up to 6 players per set.


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[Assistant] To do this, they must inform the officials who will count the substitutions.


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[Assistant] Players re-entering must assume the same position they came out from. A Libra can be substituted an unlimited amount of times, and only one player can be substituted at any time.


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[Assistant] Now this is a lot to take in, but as you watch or play volleyball, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] Nin explains the rules of high ally. The object of the game is to score more points than your opponent.


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[Assistant] High lie, also known as Thester Punta, is a sport that is contested on a court known as a cancer.


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[Assistant] There is no standard size for acancha, but on average, it measures 176 feet long, 40 feet wide and 40 feet high.


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[Assistant] These are the lines, the 4 and 7 line, serving line at line number 11, and an out of bounds line.


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[Assistant] The ball is known as a pelota, and is smaller than a baseball, but harder than a golf ball.


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[Assistant] This particular ball can be hurled at speeds of over 170mph. The game starts with a serve.


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[Assistant] The ball must land between lines four and seven for a serve to be legal.


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[Assistant] He can do this on the fly, or after the ball has bounced on the floor once.


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[Assistant] But if you let the ball bounce on the floor twice, you lose a point.


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[Assistant] If the ball isn't caught cleanly, if a player holds onto the ball too long, or if a judge deems that the player didn't catch and throw the ball in one smooth motion, they also lose a point.


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[Assistant] You also lose a point if you serve illegally, if you play the ball off the front wall that bounces out of bounds, and if you interfere with your opponent.


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[Assistant] The idea of this game is to outwit your opponent by making shots difficult to catch and throw back cleanly. Or by placing the ball where a player cannot reach.


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[Assistant] Once you win a point, you also win the next serve. And the whole process starts all over again.


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[Assistant] Highlight is played in varying formats around the world, but the most common are round robin formats.


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[Assistant] In round robin format, commonly played in North America, a game consists of eight players for singles, or eight pairs of players for doubles. The first two play until a point is won.


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[Assistant] This process repeats itself until one player has 7 or 9 points. The first player to reach that number of points, wins. Set format. In set format, commonly played in Europe,


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[Assistant] A game consists of two plays for singles, and two pairs of plays for doubles.


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[Assistant] The first team to score 15 points wins a set, and a game is played to the best of three sets.


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[Assistant] In some competitions, the last set is only played to 5 points. Whoever wins 2 sets the fastest, wins.


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[Assistant] That's pretty much all you need to know about Hailai, but there's a few other things that you need to know before playing or watching a game. For example, Foul Ball.


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[Assistant] The front wall is made out of granite, as it's one of the few materials that can withstand 170mph balls. But that's only this section of the wall.


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[Assistant] Round robin gains that have played 7 points may use the Spectacular 7 scoring.


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[Assistant] So after the first round, each point a player wins is now worth two points.


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[Assistant] This puts the pressure on players to keep the leader out of the game, and also keeps games short for spectators to watch. Gambling. Hialei was created with gambling in mind.


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[Assistant] Just like betting on horse racing, spectators can bet on players to win place or show, as well as other bets.


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[Assistant] This is why some players will have numbers on their jerseys. So you know which number player to bet on.


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[Assistant] Follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy higher life. Or faster punter if you prefer.


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[Assistant] Unlike in football, the posts extend above the crossbar, just like in rugby.


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[Assistant] There are 15 members of the opposing team who are trying to take the ball away from you so that they can score themselves. They are allowed to make shoulder to shoulder contact, so long as the opponent has possession of the ball. Or, if no one has the ball, be shoulder to shoulder to the opponent nearest the ball. They are also allowed to use their hurley to block shots, or prevent you from shooting.


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[Assistant] Games are generally high scoring and fast paced, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example.


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[Assistant] Foul. If a player commits any of these infractions, a foul is assessed and the other team is awarded possession of the ball by way of a free puck.


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[Assistant] The player is allowed to lift the ball off the ground and shoot the ball once. Any goal scored counts towards the overall score.


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[Assistant] Tennis is a game played as singles where one person plays against one person, or doubles where two people play against two people.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for you or your team to score more points and to win sets faster than the opposing team.


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[Assistant] In the women's game, you have to win two sets, and in the men's game, you must win three sets.


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[Assistant] To win a set, you must win at least 6 games and be at least 2 games ahead.


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[Assistant] To win a game, you must win 4 points and be at least 2 points ahead. Hey, woah, I'm confused already. Okay, let's start from the beginning.


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[Assistant] The tennis court is 78ft long by 36ft wide, and the net is 3.5ft above the ground.


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[Assistant] These are some of the other dimensions of the court, and note that the area of play is different for both singles and doubles. The game starts with one player making a serve.


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[Assistant] To do this, they must stand behind the line and hit the ball into this area of the opponent's court.


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[Assistant] The opponent is allowed a maximum of one bounce to hit the ball back over the net and onto the other player's court.


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[Assistant] If you manage to successfully hit the ball onto your opponent's court without them returning the favour, you score. If you score 1 point, you score 15. If you score 2 points, you score 30.


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[Assistant] If you score 3 points, you score 40. And if you score 4 points, and are at least 2 points ahead, you win the game.


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[Assistant] The only time this is different is where the score is 40-40, this is known as deuce, and you now have to win two straight points to win the game.


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[Assistant] After a game is won, the other player or pair sews the ball from the other side to start the next game.


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[Assistant] Once a player has won 6 games, and is at least 2 games ahead, they win a set.


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[Assistant] Winning 2 sets, or 3 sets faster than your opponents, wins you the match.


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[Assistant] So uhm, is there anything you can't do in tennis? Ironically, yes. There's a lot of things you cannot do in tennis. You cannot hit the ball outside the area of play.


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[Assistant] You cannot hit the ball into the net and for it to land on your side of the court. You cannot hit the ball twice in succession. You cannot touch the net. You cannot touch the ball with any part of your body except the racket. And you cannot commit a double fault.


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[Assistant] If you commit any of these infractions, this results in your opponent being awarded a point.


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[Assistant] Now that's basically tennis in a nutshell, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example, Fault and Double Fault.


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[Assistant] During a serve, you have two chances to serve the ball legally.


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[Assistant] You must be behind the line, and you must hit the ball onto this area of your opponent's court.


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[Assistant] Should you fail to do either of those things, this is known as a fault and you must serve the ball again.


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[Assistant] If you commit two faults in a row, this is a double fault and your opponent is automatically awarded a point. Let


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[Assistant] If a legal serve hits the net before landing into the opponent's area, this is known as a let, and the player is allowed to serve the ball again without fault. Ace.


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[Assistant] If a player serves the ball legally, and the opponent cannot return the ball, this is known as an ace, and the serving player wins the point.


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[Assistant] Advantage. During juice, if you score one point, you are known to have an advantage


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[Assistant] You only need one more point to win the game, unless your opponent scores. Tiebreaker.


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[Assistant] If the games are tied at 6-6, a tiebreaker is used to determine who wins the set.


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[Assistant] Play is taken in turns to serve, and the aim is to score 7 points and be at least 2 points ahead. This carries on until someone wins the set.


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[Assistant] If you're still unsure about the scoring system, be sure to watch a few games to get used to how it all works. It seems complicated, but once you watch or play tennis, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] Be sure to follow me on Twitter also, but in the meantime, enjoy tennis!


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[Assistant] 86 World Series, but he was a pretty good player. Leave it at that.


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[Assistant] It's not just the professionals who get riled up. This footage depicts a high school football game between the Rockland Bulldogs and Abington Greenwave. Three minutes remained in the game with the Greenwave up 12 to 7. The Greenwave picked up a missed pass and carried it for a touchdown, but the referee called it an incomplete pass. It was the wrong call and the announcers lost their collective minds.


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[Assistant] One heatedly explains the rule while the other just screams himself hoarse. Perhaps the best part is the use of


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[Assistant] To make matters even worse, the Bulldogs would go on to win the game 21-12, scoring two touchdowns after their possession was allowed to continue.


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[Assistant] A legendary sportscaster, Chris Berman has enjoyed a long and illustrious career at ESPN, with a particular focus on football. He has hosted the likes of SportsCenter, NFL Primetime, and Sunday NFL Countdown, and has helped turn ESPN into the household name that it is today. But even the pros lose their cool every once in a while.


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[Assistant] This footage was captured back in 2000 during a taping of Monday Night Football. It sees Berman going off on the crew for over a minute criticizing their movements and supposedly unprofessional behavior.


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[Assistant] Berman's frustration gets the best of him and it's not a good look.


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[Assistant] It's always great when announcers drop all courtesy and let their true feelings fly. That's what happened during this NBA game between the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks. Celtics player Kevin Garnett picked up a technical foul and laughed about the unjust infraction. Unfortunately, this act of defiance got him ejected from the game.


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[Assistant] Announcer Tommy Heinzen, who had been with the Celtics organization since the late 60s, was not happy about the call.


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[Assistant] Twice he called the referee's decision stupid, and each one was pronounced with loud gusto and anger. The passion in his voice is clear and yes, it's very, very funny.


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[Assistant] Number 7. Tommy Hineson goes off. Again. We return to the Boston Celtics and Tommy Hineson for another world-class meltdown. This incident took place a few years earlier during a game between the Celtics and Phoenix Suns. The drama begins when Celtics player Paul Pierce takes a hard hit and falls to the ground. No foul is called and Hineson repeatedly calls it ridiculous.


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[Assistant] And then it got even worse. The calls got more and more ludicrous, including a case of traveling that was not penalized.


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[Assistant] And Hineson got more and more incensed. After the game, Hineson called the official smug and awful, and claimed that it was the worst called game of the year.


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[Assistant] Unless it's absolutely hilarious, most people can't stand it when there's interference in the middle of a sports game. Especially sportscaster Howie Rose.


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[Assistant] Rose is prominent in New York sports and works as a radio broadcaster for MLB's New York Mets. The Mets were in Los Angeles to play the Dodgers when a so-called networked stooge interfered with the start of the game. ESPN was airing a feature on Dodgers player Justin Turner, prompting a very angry and passive aggressive response from Rose.


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[Assistant] We return to our old friends the Boston Celtics yet again, only this time we're focusing on radio broadcaster Johnny Most.


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[Assistant] Back in the late 80s and early 90s, the Detroit Pistons enacted a very physical style of play, and they became known around town as the Bad Boys. Most got riled up during one game between the Pistons and Celtics, singling out Dennis Rodman, Bill Lamebeer, and Isaiah Thomas for their aggressive gameplay.


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[Assistant] Included in the rant were the words unnecessary, disgusting, yellow, and gutless. So suffice to say, most was not impressed with how the Pistons were playing basketball.


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[Assistant] Number four, Ken Harrelson censors himself. Swearing is obviously not allowed on primetime television, so announcers have a professional obligation to refrain. But evidently, it can be very difficult.


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[Assistant] During this MLB game between the Chicago White Sox and Tampa Bay Rays, Sox pitcher Jose Quintana nearly hit Ben Zobrist in the leg. A White Sox batter had been hit earlier in the game, so the umpire believed that Quintana was aiming for Zobrist as a form of retaliation.


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[Assistant] He was instantly ejected from the game, prompting this legendary meltdown from White Sox broadcaster Ken Harrelson.


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[Assistant] Halston censors himself with the hilarious use of the word beeping before going off on the empire. Now that's how you stay both memorable and professional.


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[Assistant] Number three, Dan Marino punches the table. Dan Marino is a legendary quarterback, having played for the Miami Dolphins between 1983 and 1999. Following his retirement, Marino started work as a studio analyst on HBO's Inside the NFL.


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[Assistant] During one episode, Moreno begins talking about Terrell Buckley when he stumbles over his words. This mistake prompts a fierce reaction in Moreno as he contorts his face in anger and repeatedly slams his fist into the table.


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[Assistant] What follows are a few giggles, one scared Jesus, and a prolonged awkward silence. The man is clearly a perfectionist, and one rare blunder made for television gold.


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[Assistant] This is now all on you, not Jurgen. During a game between the Seattle Sounders and Los Angeles Galaxy, Lalas personally addressed various members of the team and told them to play better. He concludes the rant by calling them, Soft, underperforming, tattooed millionaires. And his co-host can only look on with a suppressed smile. We aren't on TV, so we can laugh as loudly and as hard as we want.


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[Assistant] Number 1, Teddy Atlas is done with boxing. A prominent trainer and commentator, Teddy Atlas knows a thing or two about professional boxing. So alarm bells start ringing when a curious outcome does not match the fight. This battle was between Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Alvarez for the unified middleweight championship.


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[Assistant] Golovkin outboxed Alvarez, but the fight ended in a controversial split draw. Atlas wasn't having any of it, and he let his emotions go during a post-match interview. He called the entire thing garbage before criticizing the judges and calling them cowards. He also expressed his desire to quit boxing altogether.


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[Assistant] When you've ticked off an announcer so much that he contemplates leaving the sport, you know that something must be amiss.


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[Assistant] Insanity and debris fills the air. Chairs tossed from ringside from the supposedly secured area. Walkers seek refuge in the corner and then is hit from behind by another man dressed in the sweatsuit of the Korean.


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[Assistant] Number one, miracle on ice. It transcended the sport. It was a national win for the country.


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[Assistant] Couldn't have been alive and not feel wonderful about it.


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[Assistant] For our forgiveness of the flaws and the errors and the frailties of all these superstar athletes that have followed.


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[Assistant] If the sins of the fathers are less, in this case, than the sins of the sons, in my opinion, and those men were scapegoated.


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[Assistant] I mean there is, you know, soccer is a physical sport and with the women's game it gets physical as well. She about, uh, snapped her neck back.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is for your team to score more goals than the opposing team. To score a goal, a player must use their hockey stick and shoot the ball into the goal.


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[Assistant] The ball must completely cross the goal line for the goal to count. The field is 100 yards long by 60 yards wide, and there are lines at the halfway point and at 23 metres. Goals are 12 feet wide and 7 feet high, and surrounding the goals are the shooting circles, which form a 15 metre radius around the goals. The winner of the coin toss starts the game.


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[Assistant] Once a team has possession of the ball, they will try and move the ball toward the opposing goalkeeper and try and score. You can pass the ball directly between teammates, lift the ball so long as there's no one in the way, or dribble the ball by running and controlling the ball with the flat side of the stick only.


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[Assistant] Unlike in ice hockey, a field hockey stick has a flat side and a rounded side, and you are only allowed to touch the ball with the flat side of the stick. Should you touch the ball with the wrong side of the stick, the other team will be awarded possession of the ball.


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[Assistant] The idea is to set up in good field position to be able to shoot the ball towards the goal.


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[Assistant] The opposing team will try and stop you by tackling. They are allowed to try and take the ball away from you from the front or from the side. However, they cannot tackle you from behind, nor can more than one player try and tackle a ball carrier at any one time.


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[Assistant] They will try and take the ball away from you so that they can score themselves. The game is played into 35 minute halves for a combined playing time of 70 minutes. Highest score at the end of time, wins.


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[Assistant] If the game is tied at the end of time, a draw can be declared, or if it's a knockout competition, extra time and penalty shootouts can be used to determine the winner.


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[Assistant] That's basically the gist of it, but there's a few other things you'll need to understand before playing or going to a game. For example, substitution. There are unlimited substitutions in field hockey, and they can be made at any time, so long as the player being substituted comes off first. Free hit.


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[Assistant] A free hit is awarded to the other team if a player kicks the ball, if a player touches it with any part of the body except the stick, if there is more than one person trying to tackle a ball carrier, or by deliberately causing obstruction or intentionally shielding the ball or getting in the way. Dangerous play.


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[Assistant] Dangerous play is usually excessive body contact with another player. It can also be using the stick in a dangerous manner, playing the ball dangerously by lifting it within 5 metres of another player, or playing the ball dangerously above shoulder height.


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[Assistant] Dangerous play is punished by either a green card, which is a warning, a yellow card, where the player is sent off temporarily for 5 minutes, or a red card, where you are sent off the pitch without substitution.


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[Assistant] Long corner. If a defender unintentionally hits the ball behind their own goal line, a long corner is awarded to the attacking team at one of the long corner marks at each end of the field.


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[Assistant] Penalty corner. More commonly known as a short corner, this is awarded if a defender deliberately hits the ball behind their own goal line.


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[Assistant] The attacking team places the ball at the short corner mark inside the circle. And only the goalkeeper and four defenders can guard the net. All other players must be outside the circle. The ball is hit into play and is usually stopped and then shot towards the goal.


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[Assistant] Penalty stroke. If a defender intentionally fouls a player with a legitimate chance to score, a penalty stroke will be awarded to the attacking team. The ball is placed on the ground at the penalty spot, and just like ice hockey, it's one shot only. Any goal scored count towards the overall score.


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[Assistant] Penalty Shootout. For games where a winner must be determined, in the event of a draw, a penalty shootout may occur.


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[Assistant] There are five shooters on each team and each one is allowed up to eight seconds to shoot the ball at the goal. Only the goalkeeper is allowed to guard the net and any rebounds can be shot into the goal so long as eight seconds has not expired. Team with the most goals after the shootout wins.


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[Assistant] Now that's a lot to take in, but as you watch or play field hockey, the rules will become clear.


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[Assistant] That someone had taken a mate away and something like the two of their friends.


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[Assistant] In all its innocence could take the life of a person away.


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[Assistant] It was the first time that we have to face a dead Formula One driver for our generation.


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[Assistant] The whole atmosphere was very heavy that afternoon, you know, and everybody was thinking about what, what are we doing here, or what's the point, you know.


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[Assistant] Yes or no? Did you ever take banned substances to enhance your cycling performance?


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[Assistant] Yes or no? Was one of those banned substances EPO?


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[Assistant] I don't have much to say rather than to tell you I love this sport.


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[Assistant] And we still use a racial slur to identify the name of a professional football team.


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[Assistant] Here we go. Nanny and Ventura are going at it on the mound. And this is a big time brawl at Camden Yards.


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[Assistant] Sean Kim Son is the only remaining Grandmaster of Bokator. The reason for this is the Cambodian Civil War, during which almost all the masters of this ancient martial art were murdered.


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[Assistant] And I'll send you no in motion. And Smith, with a rush, will put it up.


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[Assistant] But I'm staggered they didn't bring that car in to protect against that. It was only going to be a fraction behind the other car.


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[Assistant] They say the most powerful punches in boxing are the ones that travel the shortest distance.


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[Assistant] The condor is out, running around it's in a race. I love it.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 20 most tragic sports injuries caught on camera. Just so we're clear, we aren't including any entries that came as a result of malicious intent or ones that resulted in death.


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[Assistant] Considering how often defenders put their hands in your players' faces, it's pretty remarkable that more athletes don't get poked in the eye. But when it does happen, it can be a pretty nasty injury. While playing for Villanova during the 2006 Big East tournament, Alan Ray got poked in the eye by Karl Krauser while fighting for a loose ball.


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[Assistant] Ray's eye looked like it had literally popped out of its socket, causing him to lose his vision. Luckily for Ray, his eyelid had gone behind his eye, and he only suffered soft tissue damage, returning to action in less than a week.


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[Assistant] Regardless, it's a pretty nasty injury to see again, especially in slow motion.


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[Assistant] This one may not look like much at first glance, but it's truly horrific when you slow it down. Henry was a star running back for the University of Manitoba, and back in 2007, the team was attempting to complete a perfect season by winning the 43rd Vanier Cup.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, Henry never made it out of the first quarter. On a seemingly innocent looking tackle, Henry's leg flew over his shoulder and ended up backwards over his head. Henry suffered a broken femur on the play, fracturing it in three places.


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[Assistant] Back in 2014, Paul George, one of the rising stars in the NBA for the Indiana Pacers, was tapped to represent the United States at the FIBA Basketball World Cup in Spain. Unfortunately, never made it there. During a scrimmage in Las Vegas, George fell and landed awkwardly after attempting to block a James Harden layup.


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[Assistant] His leg snapped against the base of the basket stanchion, causing him to fracture both bones in his lower right leg.


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[Assistant] As a freshman running back in 2010, Marcus Latimore burst onto the scene in the SEC, rushing for over 1,100 yards and 17 touchdowns, and leading South Carolina to a spot in the SEC Championship Games.


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[Assistant] An injury cut his 2011 season short, but he returned the following year to pick up where he left off. His season ended early again, however. This time because of a horrific knee injury during a game against the Tennessee Volunteers.


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[Assistant] Lattimore not only tore every ligament in his right knee, he also dislocated it and suffered severe nerve damage, essentially ending his football career.


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[Assistant] What you may not know is that his career nearly ended back in 2007 because of this terrible injury. After missing a layup, Livingston landed awkwardly, completely destroying his left knee. He tore his ACL, PCL and lateral meniscus and dislocated his tibiofibular joint and patella.


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[Assistant] One doctor even told him that his leg may need to be amputated. And there were concerns that he may never walk again.


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[Assistant] It was nearly 20 months before he played in another NBA game.


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[Assistant] Here's another college football star who never had the chance to shine in the NFL because of an injury.


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[Assistant] Tyrone ProThrow was an electric wide receiver for Alabama back in the mid-2000s, but all that came to an end during a game against the Florida Gators. ProThrow attempted to make a leaping touchdown catch, but he couldn't quite come up with the ball and landed hard on the ground.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately, the Florida Gators' cornerback landed on top of Prothrow's left leg, completely snapping it in half.


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[Assistant] Prothro broke both his tibia and fibula, and never played football again. He's since had 11 extensive surgeries on his leg, and it's still not 100%.


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[Assistant] If your significant other is wondering why you aren't wearing your ring while you play soccer, show them this video.


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[Assistant] Celebrating a late goal, Paolo Giogo jumped onto the metal fence in front of the fans. What he failed to realize was that his wedding ring was actually stuck in the fence. And when he jumped down, his ring stayed attached, as did most of his ring finger.


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[Assistant] To make matters worse, he received a yellow card for his celebration, and doctors could not reattach that part of his finger. That's what we call adding insult to injury. Side by side spins now.


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[Assistant] Jessica Dubay found this out the hard way back in 2007 at the Four Continents Championships in Colorado. Skating with her partner Bryce Davison, the pair attempted to complete a side-by-side camel spin.


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[Assistant] Dubé drifted towards Davison, however, resulting in the blade of his skate striking the side of her face.


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[Assistant] UFC fighters are some of the toughest people on the planet. For instance, only a UFC fighter could have their ear literally explode and exclaim, I'm fine, while attempting to continue the fight. While fighting Jessica Ai at UFC 80, Smith was struck with a right hand directly in her ear.


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[Assistant] Blood sprayed out immediately, and a closer look showed that the ear was basically hanging off her head.


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[Assistant] The doctors and referee agreed to end the fight to prevent any more damage, much to the chagrin of Smith.


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[Assistant] But, uh, but I did see the picture afterward and it's pretty gnarly and I probably only would have gotten worse.


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[Assistant] Hockey players are some of the most fearless athletes out there. On January 29th, 2000, Montreal Canadiens forward Trent McCleary proved it by dropping to the ice to block a slap shot from Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Chris Tarian.


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[Assistant] The puck hit McCleary in his throat from only a few feet away, however, fracturing his larynx and causing a collapsed lung.


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[Assistant] McCleary was minutes away from dying on the ice, but the medical staff at the Montreal Arena was able to partially open his airway and he was rushed to hospital for an emergency tracheotomy so time-sensitive, McCleary was still in his skates during the procedure. But the operation saved his life.


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[Assistant] Richard Zednik did. In a game against the Buffalo Sabres, Zednik's teammate Oli Jokinen fell in front of him, accidentally clipping Zednik's neck with his skate blade. The blade cut his external carotid artery, and he immediately raced off the ice, leaving a trail of blood behind him.


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[Assistant] Although we lost five units of blood, the artery had not been severed and doctors were able to perform emergency surgery to fix the laceration. Zednik missed the remainder of the season, but returned the following year to play 70 games.


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[Assistant] As of the time of writing, Anderson Silva holds the record for the longest win streak in UFC history.


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[Assistant] This streak ended with a defeat at the hands of Chris Weidman, however, in July of 2013. A rematch between the two fighters was held on December 28th, 2013, but this fight went even worse for Silva. In the second round, Weidman checked one of Silva's leg kicks, which resulted in a horrific break for the Brazilian fighter.


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[Assistant] Silva's foot literally wrapped around Weidman's leg. Silva would rally, however, and defeat Nick Diaz in UFC 183 in his return.


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[Assistant] The lack of physical contact makes baseball one of the safer sports. But the injury suffered by Montreal Expos outfielder Moises Alou was truly horrific.


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[Assistant] And subsequently took a wide turn while rounding a bass.


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[Assistant] As he attempted to stop and retreat to the bag, his ankle snapped and looked as though it had been turned 90 degrees. Even an umpire seeing exactly what we saw couldn't look.


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[Assistant] Wrestling is supposed to be scripted and choreographed, but we have a hard time believing this injury to Sid Vicious was planned. On January 14th, 2001,


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[Assistant] Facing pressure from World Championship Wrestling Management to expand his repertoire of moves, Fish has attempted an aerial maneuver on Scott Steiner called the Big Boot from the Second Turnbuckle.


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[Assistant] He landed awkwardly on his left leg, however, snapping both his tibia and fibula.


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[Assistant] With the bones breaking through the skin, Vicious needed two hours of surgery and a 17 inch rod in his leg, and required a cane to walk for a while afterwards.


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[Assistant] It's one thing when a professional athlete suffers a horrible injury, but it's truly tragic when it happens at the college level to young athletes who are not even earning any money.


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[Assistant] On March 31st, 2013, Louisville Cardinals guard Kevin Ware suffered one of the most gruesome injuries you will ever see in an Elite Eight game against the Duke Blue Devils. Ware attempted to block a three-point shot, but when he landed, he snapped his tibia, which resulted in the bone protruding out of his shin.


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[Assistant] Some people have the worst luck. And while Jibril Cissé is a football star, we'd still say he has some bad luck, as he broke both of his legs in the span of less than two years.


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[Assistant] While he was playing for Liverpool, when Cissé's boot got caught in the turf, snapping the tibia and fibula in his left leg.


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[Assistant] An injury that was supposedly so serious, the athlete easily could have lost his leg below the knee.


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[Assistant] Then, while playing for France in a warm-up game against China on June 7th, 2006, Cissé's right boot got caught in the turf once again, resulting in another nasty broken leg.


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[Assistant] Amazingly, Xisei recovered from both injuries and scored more than 50 goals over two seasons from 2009 to 2011.


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[Assistant] In the 2003 Fiesta Bowl National Championship game against Ohio State, the Hurricanes found themselves down 17 to 14 in the fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] McGahey caught a screen pass, but was immediately hit low by Ohio safety Will Allen.


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[Assistant] Washington Redskins QB Joe Theismann had a successful NFL career that saw him win one Super Bowl. However, he may be best remembered for suffering through what was labeled by the Washington Post


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[Assistant] As the hit that no one who saw it can ever forget. And the resulting injury that ended his career on November 18th, 1985.


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[Assistant] Dropping back to pass in a Monday night football game against the rival New York Giants, Theismann was hit by Lawrence Taylor, with Gary Reasons and Harry Carson also piling on.


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[Assistant] Taylor's knee hit Theismann with such force that it snapped his tibia and fibula.


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[Assistant] You know it's bad when the opposing players are desperately calling for medical assistance. And it was bad.


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[Assistant] Thiesman was forced to retire at the age of 36.


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[Assistant] It's been said that rugby is a hooligan sport played by gentlemen.


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[Assistant] And rugby players arguably put their bodies on the line more than any other athlete.


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[Assistant] Unfortunately for rugby league player Alex McKinnon, this resulted in a life-changing injury.


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[Assistant] The collision fractured two of McKinnon's vertebrae, paralyzing him on the spot in one of the scariest scenes ever in a sporting event.


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[Assistant] Remarkably, McKinnon was able to stand up after just 10 months of rehab, and still believes he will one day be able to walk again.


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[Assistant] The goaltender for the Buffalo Sabres. Malarchuk and his team were facing the St. Louis Blues on March 22, 1989, when the goalie's carotid artery was severed by a skate blade in a collision in the crease.


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[Assistant] Though Malarchuk had already requested a priest, his life was miraculously saved by the team's athletic trainer, a Vietnam vet, and a former army medic, who pinched off the blood vessel until doctors arrived.


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[Assistant] In total, Malarchuk lost 1.5 liters of blood and required 300 stitches.


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[Assistant] He knew that his career as a player was nearing an end, but I guess he was desperately reaching out to keep some connection with the game. Ruth always harbored the hope that by signing on with, with Boston the Braves, uh, as a player, this could mean a transition to becoming a manager.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 craziest moments in March Madness history.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the most intense, shocking, and inspiring moments in the history of the NCAA Men's March Madness tournament.


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[Assistant] As moments from the women's tournament warrant their own list, they are not included. What's your all-time favorite moment from March Madness? Be sure to let us know in the comments below. And if you're dying for more sports content, be sure to check out WatchMojo's new podcast, The Waterboyz Podcast, available wherever you get your pods.


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[Assistant] Number 10, Tyus Ednees long last second drive, UCLA versus Missouri, 1995.


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[Assistant] With only 4.8 seconds left on the clock and Missouri up by one, UCLA senior Tyus Edney took the ball the entire length of the court and made an incredible shot as the buzzer sounded, winning the game for the Bruins.


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[Assistant] This amazing last second win allowed UCLA to move forward and the Bruins were ultimately crowned the victors of the 1995 tournament when they defeated Arkansas in the national championship and won their first title in 20 years.


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[Assistant] Number nine. Chris Jenkins wins Villanova's national title. Villanova versus UNC 2016. The 2016 national championship game between the Villanova Wildcats and the North Carolina Tarheels was one for the ages. With under five seconds left on the clock, North Carolina tied the game with a three-pointer.


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[Assistant] To avoid going into overtime, Villanova had to pull off something miraculous, and indeed they did. In perhaps the most intense 1.6 seconds in tournament history, Wildcat Ryan Archidiakono made an amazing pass to Chris Jenkins, who sank a three-pointer at the buzzer.


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[Assistant] Jenkinshot won the game for Villanova and secured the Wildcats first national title in more than three decades.


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[Assistant] How good is that? Big smooth. 18 minutes into the second half of the 2008 National Championship game between the Kansas Jayhawks and the Memphis Tigers, Memphis led the game by 9 points.


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[Assistant] No one expected the Jayhawks to come back, but luckily for them, the Tigers missed four out of their five free throws, allowing Kansas to narrow the gap to three points. With only 2.1 seconds left on the clock, Kansas point guard Mario Chalmers hit a three-pointer, sending the game into only the seventh overtime in championship history.


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[Assistant] Driven by what is now called Mario's Miracle, the Jayhawks went on to win their first national title since 1988.


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[Assistant] Number 7, Keith Smart's title winning jumper, Indiana vs Syracuse, 1987.


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[Assistant] To paraphrase Eminem, sometimes you get one shot to seize everything you ever wanted. In the case of Keith Smart and the Indiana Hoosers, that particular shot came during their last possession in the 1987 National Championship game against the Syracuse Orange. With only 10 seconds left on the clock, Indiana trailed Syracuse by one point.


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[Assistant] Junior Hoosier Keith Smart received the ball. Just before the buzzer, Smart made a 16 foot jumper from the wing and the arena exploded.


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[Assistant] Smart's incredible field goal, now often referred to as the shot by Hoosiers fans, sealed the deal and secured Indiana's fifth national title.


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[Assistant] Number six, Michael Jordan's game winning shot, UNC versus Georgetown, 1982. The 1982 national championship game between the North Carolina Tar Heels and the Georgetown Hoyas featured six future Hall of Famers, including Patrick Ewing and James Worthy. But its standout star was a 19 year old UNC player from Wilmington.


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[Assistant] With the Tar Heels down by one and under 20 seconds left on the clock, North Carolina freshman Michael Jordan made a jumper from the wing, pushing UNC ahead of the Hoyas.


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[Assistant] The Tar Heels victory was sealed when Georgetown player Fred Brown accidentally passed the ball to UNC's James Worthy.


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[Assistant] Not only was the night memorable because North Carolina won its first title since 1957, but the world got its first glimpse at an athlete who would go on to become the most well-known and arguably greatest basketball player of all time.


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[Assistant] Number five. The Magic Johnson versus Larry Bird rivalry is born. Indiana State versus Michigan State, 1979.


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[Assistant] The world got its first taste of one of basketball's greatest rivalries during the 1979 national championship game between the Indiana State Sycamores and the Michigan State Spartans.


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[Assistant] The National Player of the Year Larry Bird and his Sycamores had a 33-0 record. And all that stood between them and postseason perfection was Michigan State and its star player Irvin Magic Johnson.


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[Assistant] Indiana State was favored to win the game, but the Spartans ultimately upset the Sycamores to take home the title in what was, at the time, the most watched college basketball event in history.


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[Assistant] Number four, Texas Western wins historic title game over Kentucky. Texas Western versus Kentucky, 1966.


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[Assistant] By the time the 1966 March Madness tournament was held, most college basketball teams were integrated. But one team made history by being the first to have a title game starting five that consisted solely of African American players. The Texas Western Miners.


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[Assistant] In the championship game, the Miners faced the Kentucky Wildcats, whose team was composed only of white players, a decision reportedly made by their head coach Adolph Rupp. Texas Western was considered the underdog, but coach Don Haskins and his groundbreaking team defeated the Wildcats 72-65 and won the title.


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[Assistant] Their historic victory earned the team a spot in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and inspired the book and film Glory Road. Number three, Villanova upsets Georgetown in national title game. Villanova versus Georgetown, 1985.


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[Assistant] In 1985, the 8th seed Villanova Wildcats began their March Madness run as an underdog squad. No one could have predicted they would have made it past the Final Four, but Villanova exceeded everyone's expectations to make it to the championship game.


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[Assistant] They faced the intimidating one seed Georgetown Hoyas who were led by future NBA superstar Patrick Ewing.


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[Assistant] The Wildcats then stunned the nation by not only winning, but by making more than 75% of their shots during the national championship game.


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[Assistant] Duke vs. Kentucky, 1992. The 1992 Elite 8 Showdown between the Duke Blue Devils and Kentucky Wildcats was an intense battle featuring some of the NCAA's best talent at the time. The game went into overtime and with only 2.1 seconds left, Kentucky led the game by one point. 7.8 seconds remaining. Woods!


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[Assistant] The Blue Devils weren't going to give up without a fight though, and in one of the most incredible plays in college basketball history, Duke's Grant Hill made a three-quarter court pass to Christian Leitner.


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[Assistant] Leitner faked his defender, then made an 18-foot spinning fadeaway shot that secured Duke's spot in the Final Four.


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[Assistant] The Blue Devils ultimately went on to win the national title for the second year in a row. Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions. Bo Kimbo honors the late Hank Gathers with a left-handed free throw. Loyola Marymount versus New Mexico State, 1990.


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[Assistant] Bryce Drew's incredible buzzer beater. Valparaiso versus Ole Miss. 1998.


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[Assistant] Underdog George Mason reaches the final four. George Mason versus Yukon, 2006.


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[Assistant] Chris Weber's attempt to call a timeout causes a technical foul. Michigan versus UNC, 1993.


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[Assistant] Lifted by the prayers of the legendary sister Jean, Loyola Chicago makes it to the final four. Loyola Chicago versus Kansas State 2018.


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[Assistant] Number one, underdog NC State beats Houston in the national title game, NC State versus Houston, 1983. The NC State Wolf Pack entered the 1983 tournament as a sixth seed and an automatic underdog.


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[Assistant] Against expectations, the Wolf Pack made it to the Nashville Championship game, only to face the extraordinary one seed Houston Cougars, who were also known as the Phi Slamma Jama Squad.


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[Assistant] The teams battled down to the wire, and the game was tied with the clock winding down.


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[Assistant] NC State player Derek Whittenberg threw the ball to the basket, and even though his shot came up short, his teammate Lorenzo Charles leapt up and saved the shot by dunking the ball just before the buzzer, securing the win for the Wolfpack.


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[Assistant] The pure joy felt by the team was epitomized by NC State's head coach, Jim Volvano, who ran across the court trying to find someone to hug as soon as the game ended.


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[Assistant] Just a reminder, if you can't get enough sports, head over to your preferred podcasting app to check out WatchMojo's Waterboyz Podcast.


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[Assistant] With this defeat, the Buccaneers became the first team in NFL history to finish 0-14.


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[Assistant] The kick to the back of the leg, and it is broken right there, and CCA's World Cup is done.


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[Assistant] The object of the game is to score more runs than the other team.


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[Assistant] Pessapallo, sometimes referred to as Finnish Baseball, is the national sport of Finland and is derived from American Baseball. But a word of warning to my American friends.


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[Assistant] Do not assume that this is just like American Baseball. It's not. Comparing Pesa Palo with American Baseball will most likely lead to confusion and your lack of understanding, so keep an open mind and think of this as a completely different sport altogether. To score a run, you must hit the ball within the area of play and run across the three bases and back to home.


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[Assistant] If you hit the ball outside the area of play, this is a foul ball and the batter is not allowed to run. So hitting the ball as far as you can, won't do you much good here.


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[Assistant] The defending team will put 9 players on the field, whilst the batting team will stand around home base in a semi circle.


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[Assistant] The job of the batting team is to score as many runs as possible by hitting the ball and running around the bases.


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[Assistant] They will send a batter to meet the defending pitcher at the pitching plate.


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[Assistant] If you hit the ball within the area of play, you are eligible to run, but you don't have to.


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[Assistant] Remember, you can use all three strikes to decide whether you want to run or not.


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[Assistant] If the pitcher doesn't throw it at least a metre in the air, it's also a bad pitch.


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[Assistant] If there are no runners on the bases, one single bad pitch is all it takes for a batter to walk to first base.


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[Assistant] If there are runners on base, two bad pitches will allow the point runner, who is standing on the highest numbered base, to walk to the next base.


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[Assistant] The job of the defending team is to remove the batters from the lineup, and get players out of the game.


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[Assistant] In Pesopalo, being caught and being out are two different things.


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[Assistant] This prevents them from scoring, but this does not mean they are out.


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[Assistant] The only way for a defending team to get players out, is if they throw the ball to the base they are running to.


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[Assistant] If the wall beats the batter to the base, they are out.


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[Assistant] Also, if a batter hits a foul ball on the third strike, the batter is automatically out.


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[Assistant] Once three players are out, their half of the inning is over, and the other team gets to bat. Once both teams have batted, this is known as an inning.


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[Assistant] The game is played in two periods of four innings each. Winning two periods wins the game.


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[Assistant] That's basically the rules in a nutshell, but there's a few other things that you need to know before playing or watching Pesa Palo. For example, Jokers.


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[Assistant] For one inning, a batting team can add three additional players to their batting lineup.