OrangeXtreme
The Mayor of Dewitt
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It was in college.There is no argument to be had. Breakdancing isn’t a sport. By this definition who can drop the biggest turd in the shortest time in a toilet is a sport
Mixed archery? Bows and crossbows?
Mixed archery? Bows and crossbows?
Fisher kicked some arse today. He ran one of the best races anyone could ask for and had a legit shot for Gold in that last lap. He just barely lost Silver. What a race!
The 12 second shot clock makes shot selection garbage.This 3x3 basketball is just brutal. It seems like it should be fun and entertaining but it is nearly unwatchable and the commentator dude is one very small step away from “boom goes the dynamite.”
NBC’s focus is viewers. They have found/believe that the human interest items being in more viewers who otherwise wouldn’t watch sports.Thank god the women's gymnastic competition is over! The NBC coverage was 90% devoted to USA hah-hah. During competition, they showed the same marketing videos (or parts of them) over and over and over, and lets watch the USA team walk to the next apparatus, or hug or look at their family or the little ones in their hometown gym, instead of showing Olympic athletes actually competing. There were hours of that stuff broadcast before the Olympics, the Olympic broadcast should focus on the competition.
Thank god the women's gymnastic competition is over! The NBC coverage was 90% devoted to USA hah-hah. During competition, they showed the same marketing videos (or parts of them) over and over and over, and lets watch the USA team walk to the next apparatus, or hug or look at their family or the little ones in their hometown gym, instead of showing Olympic athletes actually competing. There were hours of that stuff broadcast before the Olympics, the Olympic broadcast should focus on the competition.
Thank god the women's gymnastic competition is over! The NBC coverage was 90% devoted to USA hah-hah. During competition, they showed the same marketing videos (or parts of them) over and over and over, and lets watch the USA team walk to the next apparatus, or hug or look at their family or the little ones in their hometown gym, instead of showing Olympic athletes actually competing. There were hours of that stuff broadcast before the Olympics, the Olympic broadcast should focus on the competition.