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[Assistant] Number one, Andre Johnson versus Cortland Finnegan, Houston Texans versus Tennessee Titans, 2010.


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[Assistant] At the time, Tennessee cornerback Cortland Finnegan had a reputation around the league and among fans for being a dirty player.


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[Assistant] Throughout this game, he was being awfully chirpy with Texans receiver Andre Johnson, who at the time was one of the league's best at his position. During the last quarter of the game, Finnegan made the mistake of aggressively pushing his hands into Johnson's face. Fed up with Finnegan's behavior, Johnson ripped off the cornerback's helmet.


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[Assistant] Finnegan retaliated, resulting in a bizarre fight between two helmetless players on the field.


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[Assistant] both teams rushed to break up the fight and Finnegan and Johnson were ejected.


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[Assistant] The fight cost both players $25,000, but neither was suspended. We hope Finnegan learned his lesson. Do not mess with Andre.


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[Assistant] What's important is that we as a team wanted to continue the game. But after talks with UEFA, the Albanian team said that they were not physically and mentally able to play the game.


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[Assistant] Hi, my name is John Havilcek. I played for the Boston Celtics. And on April 15th, 1965, I stole the ball.


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[Assistant] Rangers getting forward with David Bardsley. Down the right, a hopeful ball in by him. Should be cut out by Pollock, who was quite comfortably, but...


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[Assistant] There will not be a calendar Grand Slam at this US Open.


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[Assistant] When I went to the dome and I saw the water everywhere and the people and


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[Assistant] As he dove for a loose ball, Karl Krauser, watch Krauser's left hand comes up and inadvertently pokes Alan Ray in the right eye.


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[Assistant] I've learned from this and I hope to regain the trust of baseball fans.


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[Assistant] Hate is a strong word, but when the shoe fits. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 sports teams we love to hate. Before we begin, if you're a sports fan, check out The Line Up, a hockey trivia game show with a WatchMojo twist.


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[Assistant] For this list, we are trolling a variety of professional sports franchises that are just so easy to hate. It's all in good fun of course, but these teams definitely inspire plenty of strong emotions from the opposition.


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[Assistant] This professional football squad operated under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson. During that time, Manchester United evolved into one of the most dominant clubs in Europe.


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[Assistant] And certainly one of the wealthiest. However, their legacy and so-called glory supporters often rub people the wrong way, as fans of the Red Devils can be slightly overbearing.


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[Assistant] Not to mention the hordes of bandwagon fans that align themselves with the club based solely on their success. In other words, this is the team that casual fans choose when trying to immerse themselves in the Premier League, making them the perfect target for supporters of less successful English clubs.


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[Assistant] You could argue that this team's lack of success since winning the cup way back in 1967 has made them too easy a target. You could argue that, but you'd be wrong.


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[Assistant] Part of the reason hockey fans love to hate on the Leafs, which by the way is an acronym for losing even after 50 seasons, is that the majority of the hockey media is located in Toronto. That's right, the people tasked with covering the whole league are biased towards its most unfortunate team.


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[Assistant] But things are starting to look up, with a talented crop of young players and a superstar coach in Mike Babcock. We can't wait to see how insufferable Leafs fans will be once they actually win something.


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[Assistant] Number eight. The Boston Red Sox.


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[Assistant] If you ask most baseball fans outside of New England, the Curse of the Bambino didn't last long enough.


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[Assistant] For years, the Red Sox clung to this superstitious narrative.


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[Assistant] Blaming their 86-year championship drought on the sale of their star player Big Ruth to their rivals, the New York Yankees.


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[Assistant] Using their money and influence to lure stars away from smaller teams. What's not to hate?


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[Assistant] Hockey fans hate the Bruins because they play dirty. Chances are if you have a favorite team, you've spent time yelling at the refs through your TV about Brad Marshand or Zdeno Chara.


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[Assistant] They slash, they trip, they spear, they do all the things that other teams do, but they just seem to enjoy doing it. A team known for their toughness. It's hard not to hate the Bruins when you have to watch them physically dominate your hometown team. Even when they don't win the game.


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[Assistant] The Showtime Lakers sure know how to get on people's nerves. Back in 1960, the Lakers moved from Minneapolis to Los Angeles, making the finals six times within the decade and establishing a new sports culture in Tinseltown.


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[Assistant] Just look at some of the players that have passed through this team. From Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to Magic Johnson to Kobe and Shaq.


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[Assistant] These guys are as divisive as the team itself, embodying both the love and the hate fans and opponents have felt for the Lakers ever since they relocated to La La Land.


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[Assistant] Like their historic rivals, the Lakers, this NBA franchise has every reason to gloat, as they're the most decorated team in league history with 17 championships.


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[Assistant] Even so, not many people actively root for the Boston Celtics outside of the city. They're known for playing tough, as evidenced by legends like Larry Bird and Kevin Garnett.


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[Assistant] However, their gritty style of play can also be interpreted as dirty.


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[Assistant] Truth be told, they're one heck of a franchise. But it's just that dominance that makes them the low-hanging fruit to be hated. And their rowdy, passionate fanbase certainly doesn't help.


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[Assistant] The Cowboys own the trademark 2, and often go by, America's team. Which, considering all 32 NFL teams are in America,


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[Assistant] Can be seen as pretty annoying to other fanbases throughout the league. While Cowboy players come and go, the one constant has been owner Jerry Jones.


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[Assistant] A man with plenty of personality and even more money to spend.


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[Assistant] Jerry is loud, controversial, and does whatever he wants, making him the perfect head for this easily hateable franchise. Since buying the team in 1989, he's turned them into a money-making machine, and one of America's most hated teams.


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[Assistant] Even if you don't pay close attention to La Liga, it's likely you've heard the name Cristiano Ronaldo. He's a man with movie star looks, and his record-shattering ability on the pitch is the primary reason why casual fans support Real Madrid.


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[Assistant] This Spanish squad spends lots of money, and they don't really care what anybody thinks. As a result, it's quite easy to root against the evil empire that is Los Blancos.


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[Assistant] Even if they have the accolades to back up their swagger. While they're rivals, Barcelona's heavy spending and dominance are comparable. There's just something about those white jerseys and Ronaldo's big ego that edge them out in the hatred department.


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[Assistant] In terms of 21st century sports, this is perhaps the most polarizing franchise.


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[Assistant] On the one hand, you've got Tom Brady. A man that barely made the roster before winning more Super Bowls than any other quarterback in history. His achievements alone make people jealous. But the New England Patriots franchise has gained haters for more understandable reasons.


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[Assistant] For one, they've been caught spying on opponents. And don't forget the infamous Deflategate drama of 2015. They're a franchise that wins year after year, often in dramatic fashion.


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[Assistant] But they just rub people the wrong way, especially given the hard-headed persona of head coach Bill Belichick. He is simultaneously the greatest and most hated coach in the history of the game.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Across the globe, there are certain teams known for their bravado and big money. In America, the national villain has always been the New York Yankees. It's not that people actively hate the Yanks outside of the five boroughs. It's just something you're expected to do.


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[Assistant] They've got a storied franchise, but the glory days are long gone.


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[Assistant] Now it's about offering insane contracts to money-hungry free agents, while the rest of the league invests in their own farm systems. Whether it's a blockbuster trade or a multi-million dollar deal, the Yankees show no shame in their search for success. And it's always entertaining to watch mid-market teams own them year after year.


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[Assistant] Well that was embarrassing. Welcome to WatchModule.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 most shocking mistakes in sports.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at some of the biggest foul-ups in sports history. These mistakes can come from anyone, including the players, officials, or the fans, and must have been a huge detriment to the overall game. We'll be ranking our list based on the infamy of the mistake itself, the overall cost of the mistake, and the resulting repercussions.


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[Assistant] Number 10. Deshaun Jackson lets go of the football.


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[Assistant] Sometimes all it takes is one ego to ruin an absolutely brilliant play. In this game against the Dallas Cowboys, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb threw a stellar pass to Deshaun Jackson, who made an incredible over-the-shoulder catch.


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[Assistant] An easy touchdown seemed certain, until Jackson celebrated too early and let go of the ball before breaking the plane of the end zone.


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[Assistant] Number 9. Ja Vandeveld's triple bogey.


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[Assistant] It's easy to collapse when you've got so much riding on your shoulders. Jean Vandeveld was supposed to be the upset victor of the 1999 Open Championship. And if he had won, he would have been the first French player to win a major championship in nearly a hundred years.


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[Assistant] He had a three-shot lead going into the final hole, but it seems the pressure got to him, as he ended up making a series of rookie mistakes. Hitting the ball into the grandstands, a stone wall, knee-high rough, a water hazard, and finally, the sand bunker. He ended up scoring a triple bogey, and cost himself the historic victory.


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[Assistant] Number 8. Jim Marshall runs the wrong way.


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[Assistant] Maybe I'll have brain farts sometimes. Luckily for us, these embarrassing mistakes aren't broadcast to millions of people. Jim Marshall played with the Vikings for nearly 20 years, and had a hall of fame worthy career. But he will forever be known for one thing. The infamous wrong way run.


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[Assistant] During a game against the 49ers, Marshall picked up a fumble and proceeded to run 66 yards in the wrong direction, resulting in a safety for the 49ers.


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[Assistant] While the Vikings would proceed to win the game, Marshall's place in history was officially set, and many people now consider his infamous run to be one of the worst plays in NFL history.


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[Assistant] After the Bills quarterback fumbled the ball, Lett picked it up and ran it all the way to the end zone. However, like Deshaun Jackson, he celebrated too early by slowing down and lowering his hand, resulting in the ball being smacked away before Lett could breach the end zone. This is the Super Bowl! You simply can't make those kinds of mistakes.


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[Assistant] Number six, Loris Karyas's terrible goalkeeping.


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[Assistant] Bad goalkeeping is obviously embarrassing, like the time Peter Ankleman accidentally allowed Olaf Melberg's throw-in. Enter Loris Karyas.


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[Assistant] The first mistake occurred when he tossed the ball directly into Karim Benzema's foot, allowing for an avoidable goal. Later, he mishandled a shot from Gareth Bale, leading to Madrid's 3-1 victory and leaving his fans in utter shock.


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[Assistant] Sports psychiatrist Steve Peters declared it would take Carius three months to mentally recover, while former goalkeeper Ray Clement said that Carius would never truly get over his costly mistakes.


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[Assistant] Jim Joyce ruins Armando Galarraga's perfect game.


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[Assistant] A perfect game is a very rare thing in baseball.


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[Assistant] Both Galarraga and Joyce were praised for their responses, as Galarraga showed no animosity towards Joyce, and Joyce later admitted to his incorrect call. Now that's what we call sportsmanship.


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[Assistant] Steve Smith wasn't so lucky. During Game 7 of the 1986 Smythe Division Final, Smith tried to clear the puck with 14 minutes remaining in the game. Unfortunately, the puck hit the goalie stick and ricocheted into his own net, costing the Oilers the game and the series.


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[Assistant] The worst part? It was Smith's 23rd birthday. While fans were upset, the Oilers won the Stanley Cup the next year, and Wayne Gretzky let Steve Smith have the first skate with the trophy.


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[Assistant] Number three, Steve Bartman intercepts a foul ball.


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[Assistant] Steve Bartman is still a sore subject for many A Cubs fans.


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[Assistant] The Bartman incident occurred during game six of the National League Championship. The Cubs were five outs away from winning their first pennant since 1945 when Bartman accidentally intercepted a foul ball that may have been caught by Moises Alou.


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[Assistant] The Cubs collapsed after this event and ended up losing the series. Bartman was subsequently pelted with food and escorted out by security and six police cars were posted at Bartman's house to prevent further acts of violence.


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[Assistant] The remains of the ball are now in the Chicago Sports Museum and the Bartman seat has become a tourist attraction at Wrigley Field.


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[Assistant] Most of these mistakes are minor when compared to Andrés Escobar's. Everyone else on this list was able to walk away from their mistake. Escobar wasn't as fortunate. During the 1994 FIFA World Cup, Escobar accidentally deflected the ball into his own net, contributing to Colombia's eventual loss and elimination from the tournament.


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[Assistant] While the murder tarnished Columbia's reputation, Escobar himself was and continues to be hailed as a national hero.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some dishonorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Just the name Bill Buckner is enough to send a Red Sox fan into fits. And his infamous past ground ball is easily one of baseball's most legendary plays. In the 1986 World Series, the Red Sox were leading the Mets three games to two. And game six was tied in extra innings.


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[Assistant] Mookie Wilson hit a slow ground ball to Buckner, who let it pass through his legs, allowing the Mets to score and win both the game and eventually the series.


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[Assistant] You know, nobody cares about it, so that's how it's gonna be.


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[Assistant] Such a dangerous situation. That made it very dangerous and made it very scary.


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[Assistant] These athletes give everything they have so they can represent the United States in International Waterports.


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[Assistant] Do you love Sid the Kid, or are you more of an Obie fan? Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and in this installment of Versus, we're pinning Sidney Crosby against Alexander Ovechkin to see which is the better hockey player.


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[Assistant] Before we begin, if you're a sports fan, check out The Line Up, a hockey trivia game show with a WatchMojo twist.


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[Assistant] Famously, he scored the winning goal in overtime back in 2010 to nab Canada the top honors. Following the Sochi Olympics, Canada's Golden Boy had a total of 5 goals and 10 points in 13 career Olympic games.


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[Assistant] Ovechkin, on the other hand, had yet to win an Olympic medal as of 2017, let alone a gold. Most of his success on the world stage has come at the IIHF World Championships, where he helped lead Russia to gold medals in 2008, 2012 and 2014.


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[Assistant] So who's had more success when they've met on the world stage? The two first faced off at the World Junior Championships back in 2005 in the gold medal game, with a 6-1 victory for Canada.


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[Assistant] They also squared off in the 2010 Olympic quarterfinals, a 7-3 win for Canada, and in the 2015 World Championship final, a 6-1 win for Canada. In those three games, Crosby scored three points, while Ovechkin had a big fat zero.


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[Assistant] With better success in the Olympics and a clear advantage in head-to-head matchups, Sid the Kid takes round one. Winner, Crosby.


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[Assistant] Hockey is a tough, physically demanding game, so sometimes you need to have a little bit of fun. Of the two, Crosby is the more reserved personality. It's not that he doesn't have fun, but he's essentially your stereotypical hockey player, giving cliche answers during interviews, and always putting the team's success before his own.


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[Assistant] Ovechkin is almost the complete opposite. Although we wouldn't say he's a selfish player, he likes to have fun on and off the ice, and isn't afraid to let it show. Whether he's nearly getting decapitated by a warehouse door, or donning a cowboy hat and sunglasses during a skills competition, Ovi is always trying to entertain.


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[Assistant] Of course, this has attracted negative attention at times from older hockey generations, with people like Don Cherry criticizing his goal celebrations.


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[Assistant] While the so-called hockey purists may not love Ovi's antics, he certainly makes the game fun to watch. So for that reason alone, we have to go with Ovechkin for this round. Winner, Ovechkin.


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[Assistant] At the end of the day hockey is a pretty simple game. Can you score more goals than your opposition?


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[Assistant] If you do, you win. And both of these guys know how to score goals.


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[Assistant] By the end of the 2016-2017 regular season, Crosby had scored 382 goals in 782 career regular season games since entering the league in 2005. He burst onto the NHL stage in his rookie campaign.


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[Assistant] He hasn't let up. He found the back of the net 52 times in his rookie season. And by the end of the 2016-2017 regular season, he had yet to score fewer than 30 in any season of his career.


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[Assistant] He scored a remarkable 65 goals back in the 2007-2008 campaign, and has potted 50 or more goals in three consecutive seasons, twice.


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[Assistant] By the end of the 2016-2017 regular season, he had a total of 558 goals in 921 career regular season games, giving him a higher goals per game average than Wayne Gretzky.


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[Assistant] While we could debate who scored the more important goals throughout their careers, it's pretty easy to see which player is the better pure goalscorer. Round 3 goes to Ovi. Winner, Ovechkin.


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[Assistant] Putting up points and wins in the regular season is all well and good, but the playoffs are truly where legends are born.


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[Assistant] Although the Penguins missed the playoffs in Crosby's rookie season, they qualified every year after that. And the team has experienced great success going into the 2017 playoffs with two Stanley Cups since Sid the Kid joined the team.


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[Assistant] Cid has been vital to that success, winning the Con Smythe trophy for Playoff MVP in 2016.


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[Assistant] Washington's also had a successful run qualifying for the playoffs with Ovechkin in the lineup.


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[Assistant] But wins in the postseason have not come easily. Despite leading the league in points three times, Ovi's capitals went into the 2017 playoffs without ever having made it to the conference finals, let alone the Stanley Cup finals. In fact, by that point, the team had been eliminated in the first round three times since Ovechkin came on board.


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[Assistant] While Ovechkin is a consistent goal scorer in the playoffs, it hasn't necessarily translated to victories. For example, leading into the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs, he'd played in nine game sevens, losing six of them.


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[Assistant] Hockey's a team sport, so it's hard to pin victories or losses strictly on one player. But when the going gets tough, Crosby and the Penguins have performed better than Ovechkin and the Caps. Which means, Sid takes this round. Winner, Crosby.


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[Assistant] Crosby can definitely put in goals and scored his 1000th point in the NHL in February 2017. But he's perhaps best known for his passing skills. For example, he tallied a ridiculous 84 assists back in 2006-2007.


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[Assistant] As a center man, Crosby also needs to be good on the draws. And he has been, with a career face-off percentage of over 50%. Crosby's defensive abilities have also improved steadily over the years, and he's arguably one of the best 200-foot players in the league.


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[Assistant] Ovechkin on the other hand is a goal-scoring maestro.


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[Assistant] Not just that, but many of his goals have a serious wow factor to them.


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[Assistant] There's more to his style of play than scoring goals, however. Ovechkin isn't your stereotypical soft Russian. He has a nastiness to his game, averaging nearly three hits per game in 2016-2017.


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[Assistant] Although Ovi's defensive game has gotten better over the years, the fact that he plays on the wing means he has fewer defensive responsibilities than a center man.


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[Assistant] Ultimately, both Crosby and Ovechkin are incredibly talented and possess better hockey skills than almost everyone on the planet.


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[Assistant] While Ovechkin may be the better goalscorer, Crosby has a more versatile game, and as such, he takes the throne.


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[Assistant] Winner, Crosby. And that means Crosby shoots and scores for the overall win in this matchup, with a close 3-2 victory. Hey, there's a reason they call him the next one.


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[Assistant] Watch Sidney Crosby. This is a big hit on fair.


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[Assistant] Cam Newton's gonna run trucking right ten to the five, sleeps for the year.


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[Assistant] There are hot streaks and then there are these guys. Welcome to WatchModule.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 winning streaks in sports.


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[Assistant] For this list, we'll be looking at the longest and most impressive winning streaks in sports.


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[Assistant] We're focusing on consecutive wins rather than unbeaten streaks. So the 1972-73 Philadelphia Flyers and the 2003 Invincible Arsenal squad, who had ties throughout their record-breaking runs, don't count.


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[Assistant] While the 1935 Cubs hold the MLB record with 21 straight wins, the 2002 A's came within inches of that record with a 20-game win streak in a modern and far more competitive Major League.


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[Assistant] However, in August, something amazing happened. Led by pitcher Barry Zito and infielder Miguel Tejada, the A's broke the record for the longest winning streak by an American League team, despite having the third lowest payroll in the MLB.


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[Assistant] Number 9, Julio Cesar Chavez. 87 straight wins.


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[Assistant] During that incredible 13 year run, Chavez won 6 world titles and recorded 71 knockouts. The win streak didn't end until he fought to a draw against Purnell Whitaker.


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[Assistant] Chavez's undefeated streak lasted two more fights until he finally lost to Frankie Randall in a close split decision, where he also suffered the first knockdown of his career.


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[Assistant] When it comes to tennis in the mid-80s, Martina Navratilova was the queen of the courts.


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[Assistant] The Czech-born tennis star kicked off 1984 by winning the US Indoor Championships and didn't slow down from there, winning 12 more tournaments and a total of 74 matches before finally falling to Helena Sikova in the semi-final of the Australian Open.


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[Assistant] During this same time, Navratilova was also in the midst of a 109 match win streak while playing doubles with Pam Shriver. So to say this was an impressive streak would be an understatement.


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[Assistant] Number 7, University of Oklahoma football. 47 straight wins.


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[Assistant] However, the pinnacle of their success was in the mid-1950s. Coached by Bud Wilkinson, the Sooners were absolutely dominant, winning 47 straight games.


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[Assistant] After losing their opener in the 1953 season to Notre Dame, the Sooners would go undefeated the rest of the season.


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[Assistant] They would then go undefeated for the next three seasons, and won the national championship in 1955 and 56. Ultimately, Oklahoma would finally lose a game in 1957 to, who else, Notre Dame.


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[Assistant] Since Oklahoma's run, the closest any FBS team has come to their win streak was Toledo, who only won a measly 35 games.


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[Assistant] Number six, UCLA men's basketball. 88 straight wins.


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[Assistant] During the 1960s and 1970s, the UCLA Bruins, under legendary coach John Wooden, were absolutely dominant, as they won an astonishing seven straight national championships from 1967 to 1973, and ten out of twelve championships from 1964 to 1975.


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[Assistant] During the 1971 season, with future NBA star Bill Walton, UCLA began an unprecedented 88-game winning streak that spanned four seasons, meaning they went undefeated for back-to-back seasons in 1972 and 73.


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[Assistant] Oddly enough, like the Oklahoma Sooners, the team who both started and ended UCLA's winning streak was Notre Dame, who beat the Bruins in a 71-70 thriller in 1974.


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[Assistant] Number five, UConn women's basketball. 90 straight wins.


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[Assistant] As impressive as the UCLA men's basketball team's win streak and record was, Yukon women's team's 90 game run was unprecedented.


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[Assistant] It shouldn't be a surprise that the Huskies hold the record for the longest win streak, as they rule women's basketball, having won six of the past eight championships. The streak began in the 2008-2009 season, as star forward Maya Moore led them to an undefeated season.


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[Assistant] UConn would go undefeated again in 2010, and wouldn't lose again until 12 games into their next season, where they fell to Stanford. As of 2016, the Huskies were again on a 75-game win streak. Will they break their own record? Time will tell.


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[Assistant] While Inter Milan and Barcelona hold their own records, having won 17 and 16 straight games in their respective leagues, Bayern Munich's run was even more stunning as they won 19 straight during the 2013-2014 Bundesliga season.


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[Assistant] With world-class players like Mario Götze, Thomas Müller, and Arjen Robben leading the squad, and with the help of star goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, Bayern Munich absolutely torched the Bundesliga by finishing with an astounding 29 wins, 3 draws, and only 2 losses.


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[Assistant] Not only that, they were also the fastest team to clinch a Bundesliga title in just 27 matches.


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[Assistant] Despite a semi-final blowout loss in the Champions League against Real Madrid, it was a glorious season Bayern supporters won't soon forget.


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[Assistant] Number 3, the Pittsburgh Penguins 17 straight wins.


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[Assistant] The story of the 1992-93 Pittsburgh Penguins, who hold the NHL record with 17 straight wins, is an emotional one. Their star player, Mario Lemieux, was making his return to the ice after missing three months following his diagnosis of Hodgkin's disease.


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[Assistant] Lemieux led the Penguins on a 17-game run to help them clinch their first, and to this day only, President's Trophy, with 119 points in the season.


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[Assistant] Just as amazing as their run was the fact that Lemieux had the highest point total for the NHL that season at 120, despite having missed a quarter of the games that year.


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[Assistant] Although they fell to the New York Islanders in the playoffs, their legacy and their impressive record live on.


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[Assistant] Number two, the New England Patriots 21 straight wins.


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[Assistant] When you have arguably both the greatest head coach and quarterback of all time in Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, you're naturally gonna have a lot of success.


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[Assistant] They then went on a tear, winning every game for the rest of the season, culminating with a Super Bowl win over the Carolina Panthers.


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[Assistant] The Patriots' run would continue in 2004 with six wins in their first six games, bringing their total win streak to 21. The Patriots would go on to win the Super Bowl again that year, defeating the Philadelphia Eagles.


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[Assistant] However, the streak finally ended on Halloween 2004 at the hands of the Pittsburgh Steelers.


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[Assistant] Before we get to our top pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] However, with the help of future Hall of Famers Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West and Gail Goodrich, L.A. went on an insane 33-game winning streak to reverse the franchise's fortunes.


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[Assistant] The Lakers regularly blew out their opponents with an average margin of victory of 16 points during the streak.


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[Assistant] The run helped propel the Lakers to a 69-13 record and an NBA championship.


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[Assistant] Since their historic run, only the Miami Heat in 2012 and the Golden State Warriors in 2015 have come close to the Lakers record.


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[Assistant] Do you agree with our list? Who do you think has the most impressive win streak?


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 Rose Bowl games.


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[Assistant] For this list, we're looking at some of the greatest college football games ever played in this event's long and prestigious history.


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[Assistant] Number 10, the 1966 Rose Bowl, UCLA 14, Michigan State 12.


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[Assistant] The 1966 Michigan State Spartans were a true powerhouse. They finished the season undefeated and ranked number one in the country. Plus, their lineup featured a number of future college football hall of famers.


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[Assistant] What they didn't have, however, was future Heisman Trophy winner Gary Beban.


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[Assistant] Beban was the quarterback for the UCLA Bruins and his two second quarter touchdown runs gave UCLA an early 14 to nothing lead.


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[Assistant] The Spartans rallied with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but their final two-point attempt was stuffed at the goal line by Bob Stiles, who was knocked unconscious on the play.


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[Assistant] Number 9, the 1975 Rose Bowl, USC 18, Ohio State 17.


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[Assistant] Gutsy calls make four exciting finishes. The Buckeyes had a one touchdown lead with a little time remaining in the fourth. Trojan quarterback Pat Hayden confidently led his team down the field, however, and a 38-yard touchdown pass got them within one.


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[Assistant] A point after kick would have tied the game, but USC coach John McKay decided to go for the win and went for two.


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[Assistant] It paid off as Hayden connected with Shelton Diggs to take an 18-17 lead.


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[Assistant] The Ohio State Kickers field goal attempt to salvage a win sailed wide, giving the Trojans the victory.


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[Assistant] Number eight, the 1963 Rose Bowl. USC 42, Wisconsin 37.


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[Assistant] This was the first time that the teams ranked number one and number two in the country faced each other in a bowl game. And it did not disappoint.


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[Assistant] The game seemed like a blowout, as USC held a 21-7 lead at the half.


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[Assistant] A pair of third quarter touchdowns increased their lead to 42-14 entering the fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] That's when Wisconsin quarterback Ron Vanderkellen took over the game.


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[Assistant] And led the Badgers to 23 straight points. But he could not complete the comeback, coming up just 5 points short.


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[Assistant] The game set 11 Rose Bowl records at the time, and the record's 79 points scored stood for nearly 30 years.


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[Assistant] Number seven, the 1988 Rose Bowl, Michigan State 20 USC 17.


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[Assistant] Coming into this game, Big Ten teams had lost 16 times in the previous 18 Rose Bowl games. Michigan State already beat USC in the season opener in Michigan. But the Trojans were now in their home state of California for the rematch.


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[Assistant] Into the end zone, touchdown, Henry. The Spartans then tacked on a field goal to jump ahead 20 to 17. But Trojans quarterback Rodney Peet quickly led his team back down the field.


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[Assistant] It's only fitting that the 100th Rose Bowl game was a classic between a Big Ten team and a Pacific Coast Conference team.


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[Assistant] While this game did not determine the national champion, it did pit two strong teams against each other, as both squads entered the game with just one loss.


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[Assistant] Stanford jumped out to a quick 10-0 lead in the first quarter but Michigan State rallied to tie the game at 17 in the third quarter.


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[Assistant] And eventually took a 24-17 lead in the fourth.


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[Assistant] Stanford added a late field goal to put them within four points, but with less than two minutes remaining, Ryan was stuffed on fourth and one, sealing the victory for the Spartans.


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[Assistant] Number five, the 1997 Rose Bowl, Ohio State 20, Arizona State 17.


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[Assistant] The 1996 Sun Devils, led by future NFL stars Jake Plummer and Pat Tillman, were a true powerhouse, with copious amounts of talent on both sides of the ball. The Buckeyes weren't pushovers, however, and held their own against Arizona State, eventually taking a 14-10 lead going into the fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] A dazzling touchdown run by Plummer reclaimed the lead for the Sun Devils. But two huge pass interference calls allowed Ohio State to move within scoring distance in the final minute of play.


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[Assistant] And there's a penalty flag on the play. True freshman and budding star David Boston caught a five yard touchdown pass with just 19 seconds left, giving the Buckeyes the lead and the win.


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[Assistant] Number four, the 2011 Rose Bowl. TCU 21, Wisconsin 19.


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[Assistant] The Rose Bowl generally features similar teams each year because of its association with the Pacific Coast Conference and the Big Ten. So it was surprising to see the TCU Horned Frogs of the Mountain West Conference in the game.


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[Assistant] Led by quarterback Andy Dalton, TCU held a 21-13 lead in the fourth quarter. But a Monty Ball touchdown from four yards out with two minutes to go made it close.


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[Assistant] Lacking timeouts, the Badgers were forced to go for two to tie.


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[Assistant] A huge deflection by TCU linebacker Tank Carter prevented the conversion and sealed the victory for the Horned Frogs.


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[Assistant] Number 3, the 2005 Rose Bowl, Texas 38, Michigan 37.


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[Assistant] Amazingly, this was the first meeting between two of the biggest and most successful programs in college football. And the result was one for the ages, as both teams decorated the scoreboard.


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[Assistant] In a preview of what would come a year later, Longhorns quarterback Vince Young totaled over 350 yards of offense and contributed five touchdowns, four of which came on the ground, helping Texas rally from a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter.


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[Assistant] Despite Young's outstanding performance, the Longhorns still needed a late field goal from walk-on senior kicker Dusty Mangum to win. And, despite being iced twice by Michigan, he was able to nail the 37-yard field goal attempt for the victory.


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[Assistant] Number two, the 1980 Rose Bowl. USC 17, Ohio State 16.


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[Assistant] While Ohio State was the number one team in the country, the Trojans had Heisman Trophy winner Charles White as running back.


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[Assistant] He helped the Trojans to an early 10-0 lead, but the Buckeyes were able to tie the game at the half, and eventually add two field goals to pull ahead 16-10.


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[Assistant] White refused to let the Trojans lose and carried the ball six times for 71 yards, finding the end zone with just over a minute left to seal the win for USC.


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[Assistant] Before we unveil our number one pick, here are some honorable mentions.


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[Assistant] Number one, the 2006 Rose Bowl. Texas 41, USC 38.


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[Assistant] Two yards, three yards deep at the end zone, he's coming. The battle for the national championship featured the defending Rose Bowl champion USC Trojans against the Vince Young-led Texas Longhorns.


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[Assistant] Touchdown, touchdown to Selvin Young. A Matt Leinert touchdown pass gave USC a 38-26 lead with less than seven minutes left in the fourth quarter. But Young cut the lead to five with a 17-yard run. And that's when things got crazy. Young slips a little, coming back, there's daylight, here he goes.


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[Assistant] The Longhorns stuffed Lendale White on fourth and two, giving Young one last chance to complete the comeback.


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[Assistant] Yung found the end zone on the fourth down, using his legs once again to earn Texas their fourth national championship.


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[Assistant] What do you think is the greatest Rose Bowl game?


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[Assistant] And Draymond's not gonna put up with that, so what was that all about?


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[Assistant] And right in the middle of it all was P.J. Brown, this year's winner of the NBA J. Walter Kennedy Citizenship Award. I guess Brown was just saying hello to fellow citizen Charlie Ward.


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[Assistant] The first thing you look at is there's no owner. So a lot of the fans consider themselves owners and personally invested and a lot of them are personally invested in the team.


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[Assistant] In the air, it's got the distance it is! No good!


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[Assistant] One month went by, two months went by, all of a sudden it's two and a half months we haven't lost the basketball game. And it got to be almost funny because we knew no one could beat us.


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[Assistant] He couldn't throw the football accurately. I don't understand why people couldn't see that


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[Assistant] Is your name Gaylord Fock or yes or no? Yes.


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[Assistant] Well, I said it was a little crazy for the X Games as well. Uhm, it first, uh, it got into the first X Games after that. It, uh, that was it. Too crazy for them.


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[Assistant] And we have a lot of crazy people flying down the hill chasing a roll of cheese that travels at about 65


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[Assistant] We're done talking about unrealized potential. We want to talk about what he did accomplish and celebrate all of the good things that he, that he did do.


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[Assistant] Another nine Israelis held hostage by a group of Palestinian gunmen calling themselves Black September.


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[Assistant] I was just stood there, I looked at my feet, I looked up, saw London, I was like, I'm on top of Wembley Arc.


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[Assistant] The Eagles only beat us by three points! Yeah, but I just feel stupid wearing this now.


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[Assistant] Gets it up and down with pace. It starts at the goalkeeper, dips and curls towards that side netting. It's unstoppable.


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[Assistant] Hi Sophia. Hi. Welcome to the Team GB rugby base at Lansbury Hotel in London. Do you know much about rugby?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I think it'll suit you, your wrestling background, there's a lot of physical contact, a lot of head to head, so yeah, looking forward to introducing you to it today.


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[Assistant] Um, yeah, in rugby we've done a little bit of judo, just looking at, like, taking people down.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I think there's going to be a few, like, transferable skills, uhm, yeaah, rugby is a very physical sport, bone on bone, looking to move people, looking to be aggressive.


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[Assistant] Rugby, this is our kit, pretty normal, pretty standard issue. This is the top we wore in the Olympics, so it's our Team GB kit. First of all, I see you've got your Swedish kit on, so you're in London today with Team GB. So, I got you this jersey.


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[Assistant] The point of the game is you pass the ball or run the ball and you try and get over this line here. Every time we score a try, we get a chance to kick the ball between the sticks to score an extra two points. I'll quickly show you how it's done.


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[Assistant] Goal. Two points. So, here's the ball, there's the post. Good luck. This is your first attempt at the Ragley Sam's drop go.


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[Assistant] Touch the ground before you kick it and then over the bar but between the posts.


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[Assistant] Yeah, surprised by like actually how quick she was and quick on her feet and like sharp with her hands. As I was going, she was gone before I could even get there.


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[Assistant] Here's the training part of the day. I'm going to show you a couple of technical points on how to kick a rugby service dropkick. To start, sort of square on here, and then you're going to place it and then you're going to kick through.


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[Assistant] So you don't kick straight, you're always on an angle, so you've got that space. Whereas if you're straight, you're going to kick with your toe instead of your inside part of the foot.


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[Assistant] I think Tokyo 2020 could be on the cards for you. Check this out.


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[Assistant] There. Thank you. And then I come after the wall.


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[Assistant] Okay, Sophia, final challenge, dropkick. Over the crossbar between the posts, you got this, let's go.


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[Assistant] It's coming off the foot now, so it's looking a lot better. You're kicking the ball, you're not kicking here anymore. So I think we've, yeaah, definitely improved from the start.


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[Assistant] I think if you were a rugby sounds player, you'd probably be a catcher and chasing the kick-offs rather than the kicker.


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[Assistant] Yeah, there's quite a lot of similarities between our sports. I think we found that out today. Like wrestling and rugby is, it's like a lot of transferable skills. We can have physical. These guys are pretty similar to us. How much contact we have. Probably the toughest bit was just how fast they move.


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[Assistant] This goes on and would have got longer, but it had come at a price. His knees.


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[Assistant] Number four's hockey days were over. He only played six games for Chicago.


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[Assistant] Welcome to WatchMojo.com and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 North American sporting events to attend before you die.


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[Assistant] For this list, we've chosen 10 of the most iconic and popular sporting events in North America and ranked them based on their impact, recognition, and spectator friendliness.


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[Assistant] This hardcore tennis tournament is North America's only annual majors or Grand Slam event.


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[Assistant] Taking place over two weeks during late summer and early fall, it's a competition you won't want to miss, as it showcases both men's and women's singles and doubles court skills. It doesn't have to be a daytime thing either. Thanks to floodlights, you can spend your evenings with the greats too. It's not the greatest spectacle in racing for nothing.


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[Assistant] Taking place every Memorial Day weekend, the world's biggest single-day sporting event has drivers racing for the chance at millions in prize money. So speed lovers and adrenaline chasers are sure to get their motors running at the racing facility.


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[Assistant] Every golfer knows the Masters, and every professional golfer wants that championship's green jacket. But the tournament isn't only known for its prize money and traditions like the Champions' Dinner.


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[Assistant] It's also known for the stunning Augusta National Golf Club, affordable and delectable eats, and, obviously, the chance to witness some of the world's star golfers on the green.


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[Assistant] Thanks to its long-standing traditions and the beautiful Churchill Downs racetrack, the Kentucky Derby is the most famous and most attended event in the Triple Crown of thoroughbred racing.


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[Assistant] The true stars of the majestic horses, which make it the most exciting and fastest two minutes in sports.


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[Assistant] A ticket to the Run of the Roses will also make you a part of history because the race has been held non-stop since 1875.


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[Assistant] The NBA Finals don't only bring out some of the best b-ball players, but also some of the biggest celebrities.


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[Assistant] Their best-of-seven series are true spectacles in which star athletes flaunt their skills while gorgeous cheerleaders cheer them on. Though attending any game in the playoffs is a blast, it's the thrill and suspense of the final and its subsequent party atmosphere that's sure to live on.


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[Assistant] There's nothing that symbolizes pro hockey in North America quite like the Stanley Cup.


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[Assistant] And with the crazy energy of die-hard hockey fans, there's also nothing that compares to attending a game in this Best of 7 series.


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[Assistant] With the high stakes and the pressure to prove they've got what it takes, NHL teams give so much in these heart-pumping games, you're bound to catch Hockey Fever 2.


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[Assistant] Number four, NCAA football's Rose Bowl.


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[Assistant] American football is the United States most popular sport, so it's no surprise college football is such a big deal there.


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[Assistant] Without a formal playoff structure, the Rose Bowl remains the granddaddy of the bowl series, played each year in Pasadena's massive stadium, which houses over 80,000 fans. Go to a game and chances are you'll be seeing future NFLers firsthand.


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[Assistant] Though the NBA Finals have the star power, there's just something about college basketball that drives us mad.


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[Assistant] Because the teams are working so hard to make the Final Four, the quality of play is extremely high and intense during March Madness.


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[Assistant] So you're not only getting the chance to root for some incredible talents,


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[Assistant] But you're also joining thousands of other b-ball enthusiasts who are in it for the game. Take me out to the ball game.


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[Assistant] There are few sports as culturally and historically important to America as baseball. So, if you want to experience a national pastime that's fun, family-friendly, and iconic, be sure to check out a game in the Fall Classic. You'll not only get to see some of the MLB's finest, but you might even get the chance to catch a World Series ball in the stands. Number 1. The Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] As one of the world's most watched sporting events, the Super Bowl is a great shared TV experience. Let's not forget those memorable ads.


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[Assistant] But there's nothing like that feeling of cheering alongside your best buds and thousands of other American football fans.


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[Assistant] The Super Bowl is not only the country's highest level competition in professional sports, but it also boasts one of the most popular entertainment segments with its halftime show.


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[Assistant] Do you agree with our list? What's your favorite North American sporting event?


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[Assistant] If you didn't see your favorite sporting event, be sure to check out our list of the top 10 global sporting events to attend before you die and subscribe to WatchMojo.com for more entertaining top 10s.


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[Assistant] In 1975, the New York Islanders trailed the Pittsburgh Penguins three games to none in their best of seven quarterfinal series, a hole that no NHL club had been able to overcome in decades.


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[Assistant] New York's backup goaltender Glenn Chico Resch preserved the 1-0 lead and the Islanders place in the record books by becoming the first club to overcome a 3-0 series deficit since the 1942 Toronto Maple Leafs.


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[Assistant] Sweeney Shriner's two goals sealed Toronto's 3-1 victory, capping a historic series and the Leafs' first Stanley Cup Championship in 10 years.


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[Assistant] If you make haste in a takeoff, your odds of you making that wave are very low.


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[Assistant] Hamilton took another giant leap by riding a wave so treacherous and so outrageous that it affected the course of big wave surfing history.


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[Assistant] Located on Maui's remote north coast and requiring a long, dangerous approach by sea is Piahi, also known as Jaws.


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[Assistant] Millwall and West Ham firms hate each other more than any other firms by far. Sort of like the Yankees and the Red Sox. More like the Israelis and the Palestinians.


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[Assistant] And this did not come out of thin air. Pardon the pun. This did not come out of the NFL's own theory about the balls. It came from the Colts. It came from perhaps other teams.


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[Assistant] Well, this is my first time at a boxing club. I literally know nothing about it.


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[Assistant] I'm a little bit nervous, but I'm one of these people which are completely up for trying new things, trying new sports and just learning. So, just going to walk down to the skeet range. What are you actually expecting it to be?


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[Assistant] There's going to be two targets that you'll be shooting at.


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[Assistant] I didn't even know that boxes had to have wraps, like this is the thing, I was so uneducated, but I had my little pink ones wrapping them up on my wrist. Have you ever done it before on anyone else? No, no.


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[Assistant] This is the gun room, so I think it's time that we find the gun. You can get guns for say, hundreds of pounds or you can spend...


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[Assistant] Up to £50,000 on a gun. I think this gun will be about the right size for you. As you are over 6 foot.


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[Assistant] So what size are your feet? I'm a size four. What about you?


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[Assistant] So shoot them in the wrong place and the bits will be flying towards your eyes. So that's why we have the glasses.


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[Assistant] So if you stand like this, your knees want to be a little bit bent. Joe actually did really well for him right from the beginning. His stance was very, very good, quite sturdy. The way he was leaning forward, had to keep reminding him sometimes. If you're leaning on your back foot, you'll go...


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[Assistant] Like that. And shoot over the top or probably fall over. But that is just like any beginner. It was the same with me when I first started. You're not perfect when you first pick up a gun and you don't know what, what you're doing to be honest. There we go. That is a good shooting position.


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[Assistant] Joe is a great guy, he's achieved some awesome stuff. To be taking a few points off of him is going to be a really unique experience.


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[Assistant] Well definitely being quite a small girl going into a boxing ring I think can be seen as being a bit intimidating, but I think it's only if you let it. You've just got to go and rise up to the opportunity and have a bit of fun. It's good.


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[Assistant] So I sat down for some food and this is the sort of thing, I'm guessing, that you would be eating. And that's the kind of thing that I'd be eating.


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[Assistant] I think it's really important to be fit and healthy for what I do so I maintain that body type and I think that will definitely give me advantage when my gun fits me perfectly.


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[Assistant] Well, I did it when I was younger, once or twice, so.


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[Assistant] I, well, I can't really follow that, can I? I should have gone first.


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[Assistant] I'm amazed about how much I've actually improved in a short period of time. We just, he's basically explained just some of the basic aspects of boxing, explained through some of the punches, and over the day I feel like I've learnt so much.


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[Assistant] I'd love to go boxing again, like, I've just got such a buzz off it and maybe build it into my exercise regime as well.


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[Assistant] The tile gates will be coming out at the same time from both the high and low tower. Boo!


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[Assistant] Right, so to make things a little bit harder, I'm going to try shooting empty cartridges.


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[Assistant] I think it gave me a higher high because I was able to predict the outcome of the games.


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[Assistant] I hope so. It's a totally new experience and I look forward to do it and it will be different. It's with my legs also, but not on a bike. And here we will see.


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[Assistant] So if you can feel it's very light. It is.


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[Assistant] No brakes. No, it's a very simple bike. Am I supposed to stop with no brakes? You have to stop with your legs. And I think you can do that.


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[Assistant] The start is difficult and speed. It feels weird. And normally you see it only on television or with a competition, but now you do it by yourself. Then you see how really hard it is. Oh, that's better.


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[Assistant] So this is a roller. We use it for warm up before a competition. Oh, oh, oh, oh.


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[Assistant] We have to do one lap. It's 250 meters. This is the start and also the finish. Okay. I will clock your time. And after that, I will coach you for a better time, okay?


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[Assistant] You can ride so much faster, come on. Oh god. Go, go, go, go, go.


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[Assistant] It looks very good. A little bit dangerous sometimes. The best way to explain it is to write some rounds, and we do it together, so I can learn you how to do it.


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[Assistant] It was a very good coaching tip, so yea, thanks to Naomi. Another 10 seconds. Really good.


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[Assistant] She rode at 29, so that was very good. I'm a happy coach.


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[Assistant] It was, eh, six seconds for her, and it was six hundredths for me, so it was, eh, it was a good day.


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[Assistant] These are the records you don't want to break. Welcome to WatchMoto.com and today we'll be counting down our picks for the top 10 painful losing streaks in sports.


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[Assistant] For this list, we've excluded college teams and have decided to focus not necessarily on the longest losing streaks but on the ones we've deemed the most heartbreaking.


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[Assistant] As the Rochester Royals, this NBA franchise brought home the championship in 1951. They immediately capitalized on that success by never winning again.


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[Assistant] Number nine, the Cleveland Browns, 24 quarters without a touchdown.


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[Assistant] All told, 2008 wasn't a great season for Cleveland. The franchise started out with high hopes of topping the division, but it wasn't meant to be. They dropped their last six games, including shutouts, in the final two.


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[Assistant] That included 24 consecutive quarters without a TD. If you can handle even basic math, you know that's 6 games where the Browns' offense failed to find the end zone.


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[Assistant] Number eight, Vince Spadia, 21 consecutive losses.


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[Assistant] He's competed at the Olympics and won against the game's biggest names.


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[Assistant] Spadia was even in the top 20 in 1999 when he started the record long 21 game losing streak that dropped him to 237th.


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[Assistant] Number seven, Detroit Lions O and 16 season.


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[Assistant] It started so well. After a 4-0 preseason, Detroit was ready to celebrate their 75th year as the Lions. And the team did make history. The 2008 Lions were the first club ever to go 0-16 in regular season play.


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[Assistant] Giving them the dubious honor of being the worst team in NFL history. Coaches and management were promptly fired, but Detroit has still never qualified for the Super Bowl.


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[Assistant] Number six, the Pittsburgh Pirates, no winning season since 1992.


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[Assistant] You can pinpoint the last time the Pirates were good. 1992 was their most recent winning season.


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[Assistant] Though they came close in 97, and that decades-long drought is a record in all North American professional sports. Since they're state mates, the Philadelphia Phillies were the first professional sports team to reach 10,000 losses. We're kind of convinced the two franchises are locked in a rivalry as to who sucks worse.


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[Assistant] Number five, the Winnipeg Jets winless for 30 consecutive games.


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[Assistant] The Jets probably thought their mediocre debut NHL season was bad enough, but things did, in fact, get worse.


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[Assistant] Number four, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers franchise began 0 and 26.


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[Assistant] Number one way to not gain fans as a new NFL franchise? Win no games. Number two, score no touchdowns. After becoming an expansion team in 1976, the Bucks did just that.


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[Assistant] Going almost two full seasons without a win, and setting a record for consecutive losses in all North American professional sports. They also only scored their first touchdown in week four, but somehow managed to keep their sense of humor.


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[Assistant] Number three, the Cleveland Cavaliers 26 straight losses.


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[Assistant] Clevelanders had another reason to loathe LeBron during the 2010-11 NBA season.


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[Assistant] The Cavs limped along following James' summertime move to Miami, but things got really terrible when they started a 26-game skid, breaking the league's previous record of 24 consecutive losses,


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[Assistant] They finished the year at dismal 19 and 63 and, needless to say, did not make the playoffs.


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[Assistant] Number two, JD McDuffie, 653 races without a win.


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[Assistant] Call him an independent or an underdog, but either way, McDuffie was a fan fave, with an impressive career spanning three decades.


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[Assistant] Despite the 106 top 10 finishes in his cup series career, JD also holds the NASCAR top touring series record for most last place finishes.


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[Assistant] Number one, the Chicago Cubs, no championship since 1908. You gotta hand it to Cubs fans, they are loyal as hell. Following an impressive 1906 season, Chicago won two back-to-back World Series. The lovable losers haven't won since.


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[Assistant] Who knows whether it's the curse of the billy goat, the Steve Bartman incident, or something more, but this drought is longer than any other in North American sports history. However, there's still time for this prophecy to come true. Cubs win World Series.


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[Assistant] Do you agree with our list? There are obviously tons of moments of futility in the sports world, but which do you think are the most embarrassing?


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[Assistant] Which is Columbus, Ohio. Ladies and gentlemen, Super Bowl champion, Pro Bowler, A.J. Hawk.


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[Assistant] I did, it was very nice to stay at home and sleep. Ah, the boys stayed home as well. We do have an announcement to make from the office though.


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[Assistant] Just as of a few moments ago, literally moments ago, one of our greats.


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[Assistant] Diggs is here, Nick is here, Jay's here, Zito's here, Foxy's here, and Boston Connor is here, but...


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[Assistant] Ty Schmidt just headed out of the office. We had a whole moment right there. We wiped down everything immediately upon his exit. And uh, T's and P's out to Ty Schmidt right now.


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[Assistant] You can pick up, uh, some sex if you want probably right outside from something. You can pick up some drugs obviously from the pharmacy inside and the pharmacies outside.


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[Assistant] The dudes that are roaming around outside. You can probably pick up the Roni if I had to guess that. Guaranteed. You can get everything at the Walgreens, but not drive through tests. I have no idea what Ty's gonna do.


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[Assistant] I honestly don't- Ty is the least healthy one of all of us, I think, right? I think we all agree. Yea, I'd say so.


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[Assistant] We all agree. He's the least healthy of us all. So he took a stand for the betterment of the group. I think he said, listen, there's a chance that I have something here. I'm gonna get out of here. So he's gone. I don't know if he's ever coming back, but I hope he does.


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[Assistant] Well, he, he said this morning whenever he came and he didn't feel anything, and then he was being weird. He was being weird. He was being a little weird. He was social distancing himself from us.


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[Assistant] Okay, so that does not help. Healthy sandwiches do not help.


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[Assistant] If you're feeling as if you have COVID-19. Alright, I'm happy we know that now.


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[Assistant] Big day for sports talk though, Mr. AJ Hawk. I think we broke some news on our show just a little bit ago with Sean Merriman. I can't wait for your take on that. There's a lot to talk about before we do that. We have to hit the intro.


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[Assistant] There's been a couple times where I saw a captain get voted in and I start looking around, I'm like...


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[Assistant] Who vote? Did any human that I know vote for that guy? And then whenever I see no, I'm like, Oh, this was made up. Okay. This is a fake vote. All right. Fake news. You are fake news. That's not a real captain, but I think everybody would have voted for you, AJ. I would have voted for you.


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[Assistant] No nonsense, you know, with that jawline, ready to run through anybody on the other side. I like that. Now, I have a very real question for you as a football brain though.


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[Assistant] This offseason, everybody was talking about where Tom Brady was potentially going to end up at. It was the Raiders. It was the Chargers. It was the Niners. It was all these teams. It has come out now that the Colts were a place that Tom Brady's camp wanted to go. The Colts chose Philip Rivers over Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] I mean, if you really look at it, that is kind of what Peter King laid out in his blog, is the Colts chose Philip Rivers over Tom Brady. Why do you think they did that, especially being somebody who's so close to Philip Rivers, and do you think that is ultimately going to be the right move in the end with Phil Rivers and the Colts?


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[Assistant] Listen to that AJ, do you agree with what that man just said right there? That, by the way,


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[Assistant] Obviously, we're rerunning it because of how I did not think a lot of people thought that way, but Sean Merriman, very good football player, feels that way. It should be listened to. I never thought anybody thought that Philip Rivers was a much better quarterback than Tom Brady. Apparently, I might be wrong.


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[Assistant] I mean, he, by the way, came out this morning via Peter King, uh, in his Monday morning football talking column blog.


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[Assistant] Well, I think cause he's a big J journalist, it's considered a column.


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[Assistant] But to be honest, if it's on the internet and it's written, I call that shit a blog.


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[Assistant] But anyways, Peter King's blog said that the Tom Brady camp was interested in the Indianapolis Colts, but the Indianapolis Colts seem to be dead set on Phillip River. So the Colts in turn,


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[Assistant] And now that I'm hearing, you know, the Colts, and I trust Chris Ballard. I think Chris Ballard has a big brain. Big southern brain. He's a good guy. I think he's done all that stuff. And there's no reason for me not to trust him. But he clearly looked Tom Brady, the greatest of all time, right in the face.


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[Assistant] A little bit younger than you, I guess by a couple years. He hasn't won nearly as many Super Bowls. And yea, it looks like he's struggling to throw every once in a while, but we're picking him over you for whatever reason. That's a mind blower to me. I did not expect that to happen. I did not expect that to be a case. And it is. That's the world we're living in.


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[Assistant] He's the greatest. That's why the guy is the greatest. That's why you would want him in your building if you could. In the Colts, could have had him right down the street here. Could have been living right next door. And they said no, no to him. That's wild to me.


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[Assistant] They got 40 some million dollars in quarterback gets if the roster remains the same going into the season as it is right now, because unless they trade away Jacobi, they're going to have to pay them both over 20 million could have easily had the greatest of all time in here. But you said, you know who I want? I would like Philip Rivers over Tom Brady. That's what they said.


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[Assistant] And they're all on Tom Brady bandwagon. I mean, it's as easy as that. They're going to do a Phil Rivers. There are some Colts fans that hate Phil Rivers like that because of what happened in 2007, 2008. But until he, when he wins some games here, if he wins some games here, bang, they're going to love Phil Rivers. But if Phil Rivers struggles and Tom Brady dominates.


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[Assistant] And now the story and narrative is that the Colts could have potentially got Tom Brady. I mean, uh, wuh, uh, wuh.


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[Assistant] The cults did not do him any favors with the tweet they put out this morning. Did you see the tweet they put out? No, what did it say?


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[Assistant] Sometimes you're going to take a big old hack at something and you're just going to miss.


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[Assistant] I will say the Colts Twitter does better than it does worse. This one was tough though. I think they were trying to sell, you know, that he doesn't swear and he's upbeat and stuff like that. But you just so happen to put that out the exact same time the world was finding out that Tom Brady wanted to be the fucking quarterback of your team. That's tough. That is a tough.


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[Assistant] Honestly, I mean, the Patriots pushed Tom Brady out, obviously. Bill Belichick grabbed both of his 70 year old hands, put them on the back of Tom Brady, and pushed his ass out of the fucking building. Right? Just said, get out of here. I don't appreciate you. I don't respect you. I don't want you to have fun. Get out of here.


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[Assistant] We'll go forward with Stedem and Hoyer. I don't give a damn. Our defense wins games anyways. That is what the report is coming out from, uh, Western Shime.


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[Assistant] What is the guy's fucking name? Wickersham. Seth Wickersham. There's Jason Seth Wickersham.


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[Assistant] Seth Wickersham wrote an article and said, Tom, is that really his name? Yeaah.


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[Assistant] So who does he know? Is he on the Brady side of things? Or is he on the, yeaah, he's obviously on the Brady side of things.


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[Assistant] He was just piecing together all of his old articles that were showcasing why Tom would want to leave.


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[Assistant] March 23rd, it was a long article and I didn't know he was piecing together all his old articles, but whenever you read through it, you're like, oh, the writing was on the wall. Tom wanted to be.


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[Assistant] Tommy wanted to be a New England patriot for the rest of his existence and Bill Belichick just didn't want him to be there. Wasn't willing to change anything to have him.


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[Assistant] See you later, pal. I don't appreciate you. I appreciate what you've done, but seriously.


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[Assistant] Sour milk, pal. Get on out of here. I'm in for a whole new thing with your stidum fella. It feels like Tom wanted to go to the Patriots and the Patriots said no.


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[Assistant] It feels like Tom wanted to go to the Colts and the Colts said no. It feels like Tom wanted to go to the Niners and the Niners said no. It feels like Tom wanted to go to the Tennessee Titans and the Tennessee Titans said no.


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[Assistant] Tom Brady's playing with like seven chips on his shoulder after winning six Super Bowl championships. This is insane. The guy's gonna go break every single record with Tempe Buccaneers.


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[Assistant] John Brady, Philip Rivers, Ryan Tannehill, Jimmy Garoppolo. Anybody else? Derek Carr.


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[Assistant] I guess all of their, from here on forward, will be judged on whether or not the right decision was made.


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[Assistant] To the coach aspect because I live in the city and now I'm learning that Tom Brady could have been a neighbor.


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[Assistant] Oh yea, and by the way, I'd be the one saying with the, with the, the megaphone in front of everybody like, hey, Chris Ballard, just like Bill Pullian picked Peyton Manning over Ryan Leaf.


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[Assistant] Chris Ballard picked Philip Rivers over Tom Brady, and this is going to be a big decision down the road on if it was correct or not.


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[Assistant] Well, I agree. That's what I'm saying, though. So you're saying, well, in the grand scheme of things, not a big deal. I'm just, I got a guy just walked out of here. We're hoping he makes it to tomorrow.


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[Assistant] This lady is a nurse. So he, I think they are expecting obviously her work hours to go up. So anytime they had together, they're going to spend together was the right decision in my eyes of her being a nurse.


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[Assistant] Like immediately upon this thing happening, I actually was like, oh man, this is how, how is, how is this going to work with, you know, her being like a hero. And by the way, the nurses right now are out there, ass kicking in the medical. Very much appreciate it. But how's that going to work? And, uh, we didn't really know. We didn't really know, but big, big, by the way, big shout out to the nurses and all the medical professionals and big tease and piece for Ty who's currently potentially seeing all of them right now.


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[Assistant] The governor gave a whole stay at home chant today, except for work, by the way.


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[Assistant] Imagine me getting pulled over. Where you going? Work. What do you do for a living? Uh, talking to microphones.


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[Assistant] What do you think is gonna go on if I don't talk in this microphone? You think the world's just gonna keep going, officer? Is that the blood you want on your fucking hands? Let me go, pal!


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[Assistant] You can go to jail, here you go, locked up.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I always wanted the body cam from my arrest to come out.


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[Assistant] Freedom of Freedom Information Act, can't we make a request? Yea, it was before the body camps though.


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[Assistant] Because I think if that entire thing would have got out, these shows would be much bigger. We'd be much bigger than we are because those cam, those, those interactions would have been epic. Epic.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I would do well. Yeah. Pat Mackey's interaction with a officer of the law at 4 a.m. October 20th, 2010. Here's the give and take.


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[Assistant] Sir, I was drunk in the street down there and then...


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[Assistant] One game was Monday night football game too, I think, so it's even bigger, you know.


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[Assistant] Oh, what was his name? He was a lefty. He was like a, uh, he bounced around a little bit. Jeremy. Cap, uh, cop, uh.


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[Assistant] Cushing tried to kill him, I guess, yeaah. He punted one right before half and he was like jogging down the cover and then out of nowhere.


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[Assistant] I guess Cushing just, uh, eliminated him. He ended up sideways on the ground at halftime. He was thinking he couldn't get back in the game. They gave him some painkillers, I guess, like, uh, kind of got him back in there in the next day when I came back in after suspension.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna feel this one for like the next couple of weeks, I think. Then we watch the film back in Cushing. I mean.


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[Assistant] I don't think I've ever seen a partner get hit like that. It was like the, uh, it was like the Pro Bowl. Sean Taylor. Sean Taylor hit. It was like that, but it was behind the play. And I was like, wait, does that mean Cushing likes me? Cause he could have done that to me. And he chose not to. Then one game I'm not in.


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[Assistant] You, you think, you think he would've done the same thing? You think, you think he would've? To me? AJ!


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[Assistant] Just have him sprint right at the guy. Yeaah, you can't do that anymore, but those days were a nightmare.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that scared the shit out of me though. Tom McMahon, special teams coach, head up after you kicked the ball today. Head up! I'm like, why? They're like, I think old insert number here is coming to get you today. I was like, oh great. What made you think that? He's like, well, I heard their special teams coach talking to him saying, lay the motherfucker out if you get a chance. And I think he was talking about you. And I'm like, oh great.


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[Assistant] So I just run with my asshole puckered the entire game, like just waiting to get blindsided.


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[Assistant] And lo and behold, I would allay the guy last second. See you later. Check that on film.


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[Assistant] You know, some people that would come out to block me and they would actually say like, I got you, right? And it was like an agreement, like, okay, you got me. I got you. I'm gonna do a little bit here. So it looks like on film. I'm trying to get off. You know what I mean? Does that happen in real football with like you guys? Like, is there any time where?


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[Assistant] You and an offensive lineman are like, alright, you're good. You're good. You got me. You got me. Or are you always trying to fuck around?


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[Assistant] Rob Ninkovic said last week on my radio show, he said that Jadevion Clowney is looking for 20 million a year. And Ninkovic said, and he doesn't even try hard. What does that mean as a defensive end?


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[Assistant] Somebody who is getting hit every single play and he say he doesn't even really try hard. What does that mean? He means he's just not attempting to succeed every single play as defensive end does or what is not trying hard? He's just eating up a block. He's doing his job. What could that have potentially meant? And is that normal in the football world?


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[Assistant] I always thought about that too. If there was ever a scrum or something like I have to show my face in this strictly for the film room tomorrow. Like hey, if something goes on, I have to show my face. I have to be on the right side of history in the film room. Like that has to happen. I assume the thought


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[Assistant] Happens for a lot of players as well in the middle of games whenever there's a like if you're a defensive player and there's a long touchdown run happening on the other side.


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[Assistant] If you don't appear to be giving your all to act as if you're gonna chase that guy, I assume you get ruined in film, is that accurate?


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[Assistant] I assumed he was going to outrun all of us, but maybe I was wrong there.


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[Assistant] Is allegedly what Gideon Clowney was seeking.


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[Assistant] What defensive end do you think in the history of the game has been worth 21 million dollars a year?


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[Assistant] To Marcus Lawrence, 20 million a year, there you go. I did not know that. Is that still happening right now?


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[Assistant] So, Jadevia and Kalani is not wrong for asking for 21 million then if somebody else in the defensive end world is already making 20 million.


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[Assistant] Robert Quinn just signed for 14 million a year already, I guess.


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[Assistant] And then they look like despicable humans, but they save themselves like a hundred million dollars. How do you feel about those? What an interesting position that I would never be in.


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[Assistant] But like when Martha got in trouble, what, what the hell was that lady supposed to do? Hey, if you don't, if you don't sell these stocks, you're going to lose $15 million.


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[Assistant] She sells those stocks. She ends up in jail for two years or a year at a country club thing. Now she's reinvigorated. That's exactly like you asking people to say no to a bigger contract. I don't know how you're supposed to ask people to say, uh,


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[Assistant] Like yea, don't sell your stocks after you find out you're gonna lose a hundred million if you don't. I, I don't know, I don't, like I hate those people. They're despicable people obviously. But boy, I don't know what I would do in that position.


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[Assistant] Four senators, didn't it? Well, I don't know if it was four. I just saw that one lady was trying to know one morning.


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[Assistant] I assume that those senators and those people, they know so. I believe they're probably insider trading every day of their lives, by the way. They know all that.


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[Assistant] Exactly. And whoever saw the money, nobody. I don't fully understand how the stock market works.


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[Assistant] Deep depths of the most beautiful place on the internet, the YouTube comments section for YouTube questions.


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[Assistant] Yeah, Ohio state legends commercial. What's that? Like you just got to drive a car around with the license plate.


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[Assistant] What'd you say? Get a Tahoe from my guy Jim. Legends. Legends of Ohio State.


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[Assistant] Oh, so you're currently doing that. You currently have a dealer car right now?


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[Assistant] It is outside trading. You are outside trading. But uhm,


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[Assistant] So you're giving them tickets and an ad read for one car? No way. You're getting a bad deal here. We gotta talk about this.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, that's where the big cats were let loose!


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[Assistant] That was part of Tiger King yesterday, I just learned about Zanesville. If you're driving down the street and you see a lion, report it, it's not a pet. That's what the, that's what the sheriffs had to say.


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[Assistant] That was happening. That's why Joe Exotic, by the way, came up on the, uh, people started talking about him so much because they thought he was a ticking time bomb. They thought he was gonna be the next.


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[Assistant] To let all his animals out whenever he lost his mind and did what the guy in Zanesville did, where you buy cars from.


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[Assistant] Planet Earth. I've got, that Tiger King dock is worth a watch.


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[Assistant] Legit. These big cat psychos are a whole different level of psycho.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, they're, they're, they're drug addicts. They're most, not most, I think all of them are legitimately drug addicts. They all have a cult-like mentality where they can get people to buy in. And then obviously they got these killers just roaming in the back that they think are their friends.


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[Assistant] In about 15 different points you're going to say, how are they paying for this?


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[Assistant] And you're never gonna get the answer. You're never gonna get the answer. The only answer that's gonna come is that Joe Exotic was fucking framed.


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[Assistant] They tried. They tried to get our guy. And he, by the way, he's too good of a Tiger King.


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[Assistant] They, you'll see. I don't want to give any spoilers away, but they try to kill him. Meth will survive. And Joe Exotic was framed.


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[Assistant] They got screwed. Screwed. Yeah. Fucking hero too. And they tried to just paint his name and smear his name through the mud. And all Richard Joel wanted to do was get home to his mom and save some people's lives.


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[Assistant] I've turned, I've been in the middle of commercial reads out for local companies. Stop what I was doing mid read saying I'm not doing that. Give them their money back. I have done that before.


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[Assistant] Local ad reads are the worst. You know what, I know it. Their advertising agency from the local small town graduated in 1976 with an advertising degree and they're telling me what to sell some fucking car wash. I don't need to be saying. Have you ever been backed up on the


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[Assistant] Couldn't do it. Mild on all of them. By the way, I feel like we just got much safer and cleaner.


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[Assistant] Nah, not really. I mean, one guy in Oakland, he was wearing shoulder pads and had the whole thing. And uh, he was right by my kicking net and he started chanting DUI to me while I was warming up. DUI.


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[Assistant] So I said, I said, I wasn't driving. I wasn't driving. So then he like pondered for a second.


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[Assistant] That was my first game back after getting the alleged arrest. We're in Philadelphia. It's like a four o'clock game or something like that.


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[Assistant] So there's, uh, it was obviously a massive decision on whether I was going to embrace the fans early, because we knew something was coming, or was I just not going to, I was just going to act as if they didn't exist. And early in the game, there was obviously a heavier set man screaming because you could hear his, uh, you know, whatever. His fat. His gobble. His jowl.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you could hear it. McAfee! You know, McAfee! And I was sitting next to him and Terry, and we're like, ah, we're not gonna listen, we're not gonna listen.


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[Assistant] And then finally I just turned around and he was this massive man.


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[Assistant] And he goes, there's nothing wrong with having a few of these and going for a swim. And then he starts chugging his beer and the section starts cheering for him. And he goes, I'm probably going to do it tonight. You know, and they're like yelling and I'm like, all right, these people here in Philadelphia get a bad rap or whatever. So then I go out and I punt.


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[Assistant] And I get this lucky bounce, like from the 15 luckiest bounce of all time. Rolls down to the 1.


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[Assistant] Uh, Blair White, I think was his name. Blair White was the gunner. He downs it. So I go back on the sideline and I hear McAfee! It is the same guy. I turn around and he goes,


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[Assistant] I was like, I thought we were having a good time here. I thought we were friends. So I, I experienced the Philadelphia Eagles fan base literally through its entire


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[Assistant] Awesome, chugging beers with me, celebrating me and then burying me. So I think that is my favorite fan encounter would be the Philadelphia Eagles fans. I like rowdy fans though. I like rowdy fans a lot.


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[Assistant] AJ, you're not particularly my favorite player, but you're good at football. Imagine if the fan was saying, hey, welcome, welcome to Detroit, AJ. You're pretty good at football, man.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we have a guy now that can actually move. It's been hard to win the Super Bowls when you have a quarterback that's done a statue for the last 15 years.


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[Assistant] If bill starts cutting heel promos on Tom Brady, that would be awesome. Tell us how you really feel. Bill Bailey, William Belichick.


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[Assistant] I think even his announcement, whenever he said like, if I've learned anything from football, is it doesn't matter what you've done in the past, even last year, I think that was a subtle shot at Bill Belichick.


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[Assistant] Because Ninkovich has said that in Akib Talib have said that in those negotiations with Bill Belichick, those things do not, he does not care about anything that you've done in the past. Those things about it's not what you did last year or what you've done in your entire career. It's whatever you've done next. Like I think that those were things that Belichick in the Patriots were potentially saying to Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] About why they can't afford to pay him whatever asking price he's asking and do other things.


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[Assistant] Like, well, it's not about what you did last year. It's about what you can do moving forward and we as a team and blah, blah, blah. So I think there's even things that he put in his statement that was like, if Bill Belichick reads this, he knows they know that this is because of them. They know.


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[Assistant] That they can't hold over the heads of everybody else, which I think you even stated to.


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[Assistant] Where you said something about people in high places.