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What NFL team has the record for the most consecutive wins against a single opponent?

Posted: under NFL.
Tags: Consecutive Wins, Nfl Team, Raiders

NFL
cdydatzigs asked:


With the Chargers 11th straight win agains the Raiders being the longest current streak in the NFL, I am wondering how many more times in a row LT and the Bolts have to beat Al Davis before they own the all-time streak?

Steven

Comments (2) Apr 24 2008

Posted: under Football's Greatest Players.
Tags: Doug Flutie, No Doubt, Other Sports

Football
Chris Grisham asked:


Football is a sport deeply embedded in American sporting culture. I am not referring to soccer ofcourse. What I am referring to is American Football. It has continually influence the lives of many insofar as their sporting lives are concerned. This is so since football is a very fascinating game. It is fast moving, fun and sometimes painful to watch, especially when players tackle each other. And while some may refer to it as a bit rough, it nevertheless has some grace to it, which if appreciated in the right manner, might seem polished. To say however that it is as graceful as ballet for example, would be pushing it.



American football is a tough sport. This is characterized by the sport in that, to be an effective football player, one should have the right size so that they may be able to compete properly with other players. This is not to say ofcourse that all football players are huge. There are also a few exceptions. And one of them is Doug Flutie. This rather short man, having American Football as basis, grew to be one of the greatest quarterbacks in football. But the highlight of his career was when he was in college.



College football as differentiated with pro football is faster, and more aggressive. This is evidenced by the fact that players in it are younger compared to that of pro football. But when we are talking about the play that takes place between these leagues, there is no doubt that the plays being executed in pro football is more refined and polished. Also, players in pro football are more mature when it comes to the execution of plays and also of filling in their roles. Such that pro football is a different level compared to that of college football.



With the love of football deeply embedded in American culture, what follows it, like any other sports, are betting on the game. Betting in sports happen even if what is concerned is college sports. And in this case, college football. According to those who love to gamble, by betting on sports, it makes the game more interesting. It makes it more fascinating. People who often bet on college football experience the kind of thrill that other people who are not betting don’t feel. This is because they have their money on the line and by having it on the line, there will be a different thrill on it.



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Hillary

Comments (0) Apr 20 2008

What percentage of NFL players are on performance enhancing drugs?

Posted: under NFL.
Tags: Baseball Player, Focus, Performance Enhancing Drugs

NFL
Micky Jackson asked:


Everyone likes to focus on baseball and guys like Barry Bonds. But Barry’s body is more the exception rather than the rule in baseball. When you comepare the physiques of the average baseball player vs football player and it’s night and day. NFL players are much bigger. Running backs & linebackers in particular are ripped.

Katherine

Comments (12) Apr 18 2008

What are good soccer commentary tips?

Posted: under Soccer.
Tags: Professional Soccer Team, Soccer Techniques, Soccer Tips

Soccer
sarahedietz asked:


I have a project that involves creating a podcast for a non-professional soccer team. Another person is working with me as the play-by play commentator (we have to do this live, at the game) while I’ll be the “expert” or “color” commentary. Problem is, I don’t know a huge amount about soccer techniques except for the basics. Anyone got any tips that would make me sound smart?

Antonio

Comments (2) Apr 17 2008

Posted: under Football's Greatest Players.
Tags: Replay, Replays, Ridiculous Situation

Football
Steven Cronin asked:


It’s Germany 2006, another World Cup and another outrageous exhibition of diving, gamesmanship and just downright cheating.

The time has come to call a halt on this scandalous behavior and restore the image of the beautiful game.

Sepp Blatter ordered referees to come down hard and keep the lid on unruly players. The problem is the cheats have seen this as an opportunity to take advantage of the hard-line approach.

By diving and conning the referee they know they can get even more of their opponents booked or sent off and banned for forthcoming games.

It seems a ridiculous situation where millions of fans around the world can view replays and know the truth within seconds, yet the only man in the dark is the man in charge and entrusted with keeping the integrity of the match.

With the referees now wired for sound and in constant communication with each other, surely the time has come for an official sat in front of a television replay who can inform the referee of what really happened.

Indeed, cheating has now sunk to such depths that even one of football’s finest professionals has succumbed.

Thierry Henry is a player adored both sides of the English Channel and has always showed the greatest sincerity on a football pitch.

Yet this was the same Henry who went down clutching his face as if he had been elbowed, yet suffered nothing more than a firm shoulder to his chest.

The resulting free kick led to effectively what was the winning goal for France against Spain in the second round of the World Cup.

Now I’ve nothing but the greatest admiration for Thierry Henry as both a man and a professional footballer, but what chance has the game got when one of its greatest ambassadors sinks to such levels.

Come on FIFA, its time cheating was removed from the beautiful game.



Lily

Comments (0) Apr 17 2008

Posted: under Football's Greatest Matches.
Tags: Dating Uk, Liverpool Fc, Stadiums

Francis Githinji asked:


Liverpool is one of the most interesting places in Europe and the world. It is the mainstay of inspiration and land of some of the greatest music legends. This is the place where John Lennon lived with his aunt when he was young; he wrote many of his early songs. Singles in Liverpool therefore have a reason to sing and dance. They meet in many venues of entertainment to seek and cement relationships. Singles in Liverpool like to meet new people, this is evident in the fact that the night life and culture is totally wild. There are so many attractions in Liverpool and singles like to hang out, as they take in amazing beauty. Artistic expression cannot be escaped in any society and, art galleries are very popular. Here, you will find the greatest collection of modern art. This is the largest gallery outside of London.

I’m talking about Tate Liverpool. Admission for all is totally free and singles take advantage of this all the time. Apart from this place being associated with the Beetles, this is the home of some of the greatest football leagues. The world reknown Liverpool FC and Everton FC have acquired millions of fans all over the world. Therefore, football games and sporting activities have deep roots and singles in Liverpool meet this way. Young and old alike converge in stadiums all the time to cheer their national pride. There is nothing more exciting than to meet special people this way. Many dating couples attend such venues religiously as they bond. This is a typical example of how sports and culture can bring people together.

Singles in Liverpool will also meet at religious places. However, this place of meeting people is not very recognized but, a considerable number of singles make their connections all the time this way. Singles in Liverpool go through major adventures seeking people to love. The most popular option is the online option as well as the night life. Singles dating UK is the most popular site for singles in Liverpool. This is the place that you can get matched to a better half. The site promises to deliver people of like minds to you. It is particularly fascinating to read all about other singles in their profiles. Nothing much goes into the process of registration and within a minute or so, you are done.

This trend is quickly taking over as more and more people find it time saving and totally efficient. When you choose to search for a date online, you will access information on events and parties singles get up to. This is a good way to have fun as you establish bonds for a relationship. Speed date is another site that will ensure that you get to meet wonderful single people in Liverpool. You can go for this kind of dating for free. Not all services offer their services for free. You therefore need to search for the free services. This is only if you are not willing to part with any money.The night life will just blow you away as singles flock to their favorite joints. Azure and the Augustus John are some of the most popular hang out places. One thing singles are sure of is to have a ball.



Taylor

Comments (0) Apr 13 2008

Posted: under Football's Greatest Players.
Tags: Business Building, Earth, Failure

Football
Michele PW asked:


Recently Brett Favre, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, broke the all-time NFL touchdown record. As a fan of football and Green Bay (I grew up in Wisconsin) I’ve had the opportunity to watch Favre over the years, and I also realized how his career provides some valuable business-building lessons.

How? Because success is success, whether you’ve built a multi-billion dollar company, written a dozen best-selling novels or are a famous quarterback. Many of the same mindset and principles are the same no matter how the success manifests itself. What’s nice about sports is first, it’s public (the games are televised and the players are forever being interviewed so you can get to know them a little) and second, you can see things unfold in a short amount of a time. An entire game is completed in 3 hours, compared to business where you don’t always see success or failure that fast (although sometimes it feels like it!)

That said, this is where I’ll share the first 3 of a total of 6 principles (both good and bad) you can learn from Favre to become a more successful business owner.

1. Favre is willing to take chances. Watch Favre any given Sunday and you’ll see him throw into double coverage, triple coverage, or just in the general direction of a player wearing green and gold. And, more times then it should, it works. The receiver makes this spectacular catch and the rest of us all wonder how on earth he pulled it off.

That’s what successful people do. They take chances. They see an opportunity and they seize it. And they do it fast. They make a decision and it’s done. They see an opening between the defenders and they whip the ball in there for an amazing play.

2. Favre’s greatest strength is also his greatest weakness. As a Green Bay fan, you end up holding your breath as you watch Favre throw. Because it’s a toss up whether you’ll be cheering a spectacular throw or groaning because he just threw an interception.

It’s really no surprise that 2 weeks after he broke the touchdown record, he also broke the record for most NFL interceptions. And, I’m sure he’s not done piling up either the touchdown throws or the interceptions. (In fact, his very first throw in the NFL was an interception that was run back for a touchdown.)

Why does he throw so many interceptions? Because of that willingness to take chances. He makes throws he has no business making, and sometimes it bites him.

Now, there are two lessons here to learn. One is, keep an eye on your greatest strengths because if you overuse them, they’re also your greatest weaknesses. I’m not saying don’t capitalize on your strengths, I’m saying keep your eyes open and be willing to admit when your strength has led you down the wrong path (and be willing to do something about it.)

The other lesson is of perseverance. Would Favre had broken the NFL record for touchdown passes if he allowed all those interceptions to get him down? No. And not only that, it never even stopped him from taking chances. He’ll throw an interception, get right back into the game and take the same chance.

Not all the chances or opportunities you take in your business are going to work out. You’ll have losses and set backs and heartaches and everything else. And what you have to learn to do is not allow it to stop you. Sure, maybe the chance you seized yesterday was a total disaster, but that doesn’t mean the chance you seize tomorrow will be the best thing that ever happened in your business. And if you let yesterday’s failure prevent you from tomorrow’s success, you’ll never break that touchdown record.

3. Favre plays to win, not to not lose. Favre wants to win. Period. That’s why he takes chances. That’s why he makes throws he has no business making. Because he’s out there to win. He’s not out there to not lose the game.

This may sound like a subtle difference, but it’s actually huge. When you play to not lose, what happens? You suddenly get very conservative on the chances you take, the opportunities you go after, and even all the choices you make. If you’re playing to win, now it’s a whole different ball game. Even just saying it, playing to win, has a whole different energy level. It feels more alive, more passionate. Now you’re making entirely different choices because you want to win — not to not lose.



Ruth

Comments (0) Apr 08 2008

Posted: under Football's Greatest Players.
Tags: Highlight Film, Pierce Brosnan, Sports Soccer

Football
Samantha Davis asked:


Soccer is the world’s most popular game, and consequently there is no shortage of books, videos, and DVD’s that focus on the game. Like fans of most any sports, soccer lovers are likely to want to focus on their game even when they are far away from the field of competition. However, unlike sports like football, basketball, baseball, golf, and many others, there is a shortage of television programming that is dedicated to soccer.

That void is especially noticeable when it comes to television programming that is dedicated toward instruction or fundamentals of the game. However, soccer fans can fill that void by purchasing a soccer DVD to help them pass the time, and elevate their game, during their time at home.

Whether you are an aspiring player, coach, or fan of soccer, there is a soccer DVD that is sure to deliver the information you need in an entertaining format. Any soccer lover is sure to enjoy the action oriented DVD titles that are currently available. From titles like The 2006 FIFA World Cup Film - narrated by Pierce Brosnan - to Champions of Europe, a highlight film covering fifty years of European Cup action; watching soccer played at the highest levels is sure to raise anyone’s appreciation of the game, and it can even help them develop their game by watching the finest players at their finest moments.

And if retrospective video is what you really enjoy, then no soccer DVD collection is complete without the two disk Special Edition of FIFA Fever. FIFA Fever takes you through 100 years of the greatest action and players in soccer history. From Beckham to Pele, Ronaldo to Zidane; you will find all the greatest players and moments on this special set.

While watching a soccer DVD such as FIFA Fever or Champions of Europe is sure to entertain any soccer fan - and you might learn a thing or two as well - if improving your skills or expanding your understanding of the fundamentals is what you seek then there are hundreds of DVD titles that are sure to help you on your way to that goal. A soccer DVD can bring the best coaches and players into your living room where they can pass all their valuable information on to you in a format that allows you to watch it again and again. From tips on coaching premier players from a former elite coach in Europe - such as David Williams in the Coaching the English Premier League series - to tips on coaching young children who are just learning the game, the soccer DVD is the perfect medium for passing along this timeless information.

More advanced players and their coaches are sure to make use of DVD titles that address game situations that better players will encounter, and with proper practice and coaching, exploit. The Tactics and Drills series takes players and coaches through exercises in passing and possession, attacking and goalscoring, and zonal defending, and that series is hardly alone in the marketplace. No matter what your skill level or relationship to the game, there is a soccer DVD that will help you raise your understanding, expertise, and skill.



Jackson

Comments (0) Apr 07 2008

Do NFL players play better or worse when playing in a different time zone?

Posted: under NFL.
Tags: East Coast, West Coast Players, Zone Change

NFL
Dawgface_Law asked:


Do east coast NFL players play better or worst when traveling to the west coast due to time zone change. And the same with west coast players… Do they play better or worse going to the east coast to play football. Does the time zone take a toll on the mental state and/or physical state from the travel?

Makayla

Comments (0) Apr 07 2008

Posted: under Football's Greatest Matches.
Tags: Salaries, Single Player, World Cup Champions

Football
Pranay Rupani asked:


Disappointment, disbelief and great personal loss the summary of my emotions, of the day that was Saturday the 1st of July 2006, the day Brazil was knocked out of the greatest show on earth and a tragedy that would change my life significantly. There are some things in life that we least expect, yet they surprise us by happening. Brazil, the best team, favorites and defending champions, were knocked out by their old nemesis and 1998 World Cup Champions France. Happened in 1986, 1998 and 2006, Platini in 1986 and later Zidane in 1998 and again in 2006.

Zidane will always be remembered for his 1998 World Cup Final against Brazil and even more so for his head butt against Italy in 2006. The Brazilian’s will always resent “Zizou” for showing Brazil the door and the French supporters will rue his headbutt. A single player had the ability to keep the best team at bay, not once but twice. Everybody thought he was finished but he showed his critics, “Form is temporary, class is permanent!” Unfortunately for Zidane he got too big for his head. One of the greatest comebacks in football was marred by one act of rage.

A day of great loss to my family and me, the unbelievable was happening around us. England had been knocked out, yet again not with their stars not playing close to their potential or for that matter the worth of the salaries they get in the Premier League. Brazil and France were very evenly matched; I had a feeling one mistake or one act of brilliance could be the result of the match. Still in shock as life for my family and me would never be the same, I was driving listening to the commentary on the radio and heard Henry had scored for France. There was already enough disbelief on my mind but my hands went up in disappointment as I knew that that was the end of the road for Brazil.

End of the road, ironic is the only way that my emotions could be described as it was also the end of the road for a Brazilian fan in shock of their loss to France and the end of an era for my family. Though being worried about football was the last thing that made sense at such trying times, I suppose it served as a way to express the shock and disappointment.

The end of an era signals the beginning of a new one and the rise of Italy from the football match fixing scandal in 1982 and now in 2006 where clubs like Juventus and Lazio were relegated as a punishment to the second division to win the World Cup after their triumph in 1982 and utter disappointment in the missed penalty of Baggio in the 1994, Totti in 2006 heralded a new era for the Italians showing great tenacity in the face of adversity.

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Sydney

Comments (0) Apr 06 2008

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