For the rugby game, the point of that driving maul isn't to conceal the ball from the other team, though that's perhaps a bonus. The driving maul is the only time you're allowed a lead blocker, and as long they stay bound in together, they can essentially create a wedge and drive the whole maul over the line.
Nor are they allowed to intentionally do anything to collapse it. It's an extremely common way to score. Love the Drua crowd. I wish the rest of the Super League would take a hint and play in smaller stadiums.
I was at both games. The worst part about the Duke winner is they showed a bunch of replays in the stadium that didn’t show if he was clearly in or not. Me and my friends went to the bars across the street, and sports center finally showed a clear replay of the violation but it was like over an hour after.
How can they not review that that is the mind blowing part to me the semi final game winner no review they gotta change that congrats to duke maybe they still win but replay needs to be able to check that I actually watched that on tv since I live in PA Was pulling for Penn state duke hell of a team though
Since it's not reviewable, they may have held off on showing it at the stadium. Don't want to show that kind of mistake right after the game is over with people still in the stands.
Thanks for covering the NCAA lacrosse tournament. Love seeing lacrosse on this channel. I'm hoping NCAA changes the rule on reviewable plays following the controversy.
Came to the comment section to say the same. While i do love the baseball lip reads of managers repeating a phrase 12 times before being ejected, i find the less watched sport breakdowns to be super fun. Ive learned more than i ever thought I'd know about cricket
Couple of fun things not mentioned about the lacrosse games; The two goals from ND to tie and to win were both twisters (where you're holding the stick in your strong hand, but twist it so that you can shoot the ball from the angle of your weak side) and this game had the most twister goals of all time in a field game (not official). The first one where Jomboy says "That was a nice play" was the best twister I've seen in 15 years of watching lacrosse 🤣 And in the Duke game, if you look at the farside referee (the one with the best chance of seeing the foot on the line), #51 from Duke just perfectly screened his vision right as the violation happened!
Its so obviously A that its not even funny. That man is one of the most amazing human beings I've ever seen, let alone sports fan. The super gentle Double-Handed Hat Fluff into hair tuck as an instant celebration? Who does that? That is a beautiful specimen of a man right there
@@FartingUnicorn99 yeah I know but I’m on mobile so I can’t click it lol I wanted to look it up to see the whole clip but it’s not posted in the description
love your content. for the next episode, the belgian soccer league finish was wild this year. 3 teams who could still become champion. Antwerp winning it by scoring a goal in the 94th minute. absolute madness. definitely something nobody planned on watching but should see now!
I really wish he got into the premier league in the same way he got into cricket Edit: I know it’s confusing but it’s not the Champion’s League. English football’s second league is called the Championship.
I don't think that's his point. Football is the biggest sport in the world. Cricket is huge in other areas, but most laypeople have no clue what the game is or how it works. I think Jimmy accidentally enjoyed it and now wants his viewers to see how fun the game actually can be. To be fair, there's nothing really "interesting" about football. Cricket has a ridiculous amount of nuances (which can make it difficult to even understand) that make it interesting. That is why he highlights it.
Also, it's a bit pedantic, but Luton's actually NEVER been in the Premier League. The league had a different name/structure the last time Luton was in top-flight. (Fun side point: The goalkeeper for Luton stopping none of those penalty kicks? America's own Ethan Horvath.)
Notre Dame slayed some dragons that tournament run; they had two losses on the season, both to Virginia, and they had lost to Duke every time they met in the tournament until that championship game. It was amazing watching them this year.
I'm so stoked you covered Luton Town's ascension through the tiers of English football. It's truly bonkers. Their stadium is hilariously quaint. Who am I kidding, it's a friggin dump, but that's what makes it so loveable.
The ref who ran in clearly had a bunch of money on Duke... He could've at least pretended to be subtle about it. What a glorious age of sports betting we live in.
Fun fact about Luton Town: their starting goalkeeper (Ethan Horvath) is American, and he is one of the backup keepers for the USMNT. He has been part of two straight promotion campaigns (Nottingham Forest and Luton) from the Championship to the Premier League, both times through the dreaded playoff. If he becomes a regular starter for Luton in the Prem (his loan would need to be renewed/made into a permanent deal), he'd be the first United States goalkeeper since 2017 (Brad Guzan) to be a starting goalkeeper for a Premier League side.
Whenever you see a Fijian word that has the letter 'd', imagine that there's an 'n' just before it (ndrua). Also, as someone who got into baseball during the pandemic, I never expected a Jomboy breakdown of my Super Rugby team while playing at home here in Suva (Fiji).
Couple notes on Rugby; the play is called a maul. It happens all the time, but that was a fairly well executed one. The reason the other team doesn’t swarm the guy with the ball right away is because of the offside rule that rugby has. You can’t just rush from the side you have to go through the “gate” thats established when the maul starts. Secondly, he has to take the kick from the same angle that the try was scored which is why he’s off to the side like that. That kick was still shanked pretty bad, but its trickier than it looks.
If you're looking for more rugby content - look at the ending of the Oceania Women's Rugby Championship, between Fiji and Samoa. Samoa were up 16-13 in pouring rain with a couple of minutes to go, when Fiji mount an attack from 40m out to score a try. They miss the conversion, leaving Fiji up 18-16. From the kick off, Fiji catch it and kick it out, thinking it was full time, but there was actually 15 seconds left. From the lineout, Fiji does an infringement that gives Samoa a penalty. They shoot for goal, win 19-18, and win the championship for the first time ever. It was also big because of a global league set up for women's rugby - the winner (Samoa) goes to WXV 2, while the loser (Fiji) goes to WXV 3.
Before this week, the only thing I knew about Luton was they have a fake London Airport called “London-Luton Airport” even though Luton is like forty minutes away from London.
Yo @jomboy 1st thank you for including the lacrosse semifinals. They were great games. 2nd, for that controversial Duke goal, same thing happened to me in the state championship my senior year in HS, ref called me in the crease so it didn’t count, but I was also pushed in the back (there was a picture of the exact that I face dodged and I was eye to eye with the goalie). After that, I was forever pissed off at the refs. When the Duke goal counted…. I was livid!!!!
Just a note about terminology, aside from the "Championship/Champions League" botch. This wasn't the championship game. The champions (and 2nd place team) were already promoted. This was the playoff final between 3/4/5/6 to determine the final promotion place.
Maaaaan, that feeling of "all the cameras show its NOT a goal, but was called goal anyways hits pretty close. Few years back my hometown HS was at state championship for football, after winning state out of nowhere the year prior, and the game ended on a touchdown just like this. Other team went for a dive at the bag on the corner of the endzone, cleaaaaaaaarly out, but got called a touchdown and won the game. Even had a good photographer right there who got near frame by frame shots even showing it clearly was not a goal. it was a huge controversy for a while, but the call was made and theres nothing else that could be done about it. Unfortunate for the kids, but they had 2 years of straight butt kicking so all in all it was a good couple of years for them
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Just a quick correction, the Football/Soccer game was not the “Champions League” It is the “Championship” which is the second tier of English football. The “Champions League” is the top teams from all of the European top flight leagues, which does not include the English “Championship” tier. I know it’s confusing and a small thing, but Championship vs. Champions.
Rugby player here (but still new), the “pile” is called a maul, and is very common after the “throw ins” (line outs). To answer your question as to if it’s to conceal the ball, that’s not the main goal. The main goal is to gain extra meters (or score) while your allowed blockers. While defensive players probably can’t see the ball, they can probably take a wild guess as to where it is in general, but that doesn’t matter too much since you wouldn’t be allowed to just go tackle them anyway, even if you’re not in the maul. Rugby gets pretty confusing for people who are new (especially if they try and relate it to American football), but once I started getting the rules it becomes a lot clearer why they are the way they are. If you ever watch a full game and listen to the referee, they play a much more commanding role than in any other sport. Whereas in soccer the primary goal of refs seems to be to call fouls, rugby referees make commands throughout the game that ensure the game flows smoothly.
Hi Jomboy, big fan. Wondering if you could do something like this but include the Illinois girl soccer state win by the O'Fallon Panthers. They pulled of the win with a couple minutes left to win the state championship.
First...love that you showed rugby! Second...it's pretty much the only time you're allowed to block in rugby. Plus it creates this whole "line of scrimmage" thing that makes it extremely difficult for the defending team to defend against. Third...thank you again for not only showing rugby...but for showing two amazing teams with a short but yet amazing history!
Thanks for the footy coverage. I know that you normally don't cover soccer but you should really look into the games from Sunday's Belgian Pro League. They have a 3-team race for the championship that went down to the last game.
Thanks for covering some rugby, Jomboy! That bumrush technique is called a maul that is usually formed after a lineout. The other team knows the ball will be at the back of the maul, but they are only allowed to get to it through the middle of the maul and are not allowed to swim around the sides as that will draw a penalty or even a penalty try if the referee deems it to have prevented a try. So it comes down to having a stronger forward pack to your opponent or sacking the maul as soon as it forms legally
4:45 that's called a maul, and basically once it's formed the other team isn't allowed to go around it, or back out. It's just a pushing battle at that point, and theoretically they could drive all the way down the field like that, but it never happens in practice
Any chance you could do a breakdown of Gary Sanchez 2 run homer off of Kyle Hendricks. Specifically the 2 change ups Hendricks threw prior to the homerun??
JOMBOY can you pleas do MLS sait louis city vs huston dynamo there was a fight / scuffle and someone got thrown to the ground then a red card was rewarted but then the ref changed to a yello card you please do a breakdown on the game. Thank you
I'm still really hoping you do a full breakdown of the IPL final. It was so dramatic. I spent 2 days watching and nearly had a heart attack in the last few overs
4:48 That pushing is called a Maul. It's generally an extension of the lineout (the rugby equivalent of a throw in) and players can only enter from behind their own furthest back player. There's no trick, just strict rules.
I was at the lacrosse semis and Penn state fans threw a ton of trash on the field. Rightfully so, everyone got scammed out of a real ending to that game.
Please tell me you watched/recorded the TCU @ Arkansas baseball game today. TCU 20 - 5 victory. *Tre Richardson* _two grand slams_ another homerun and _tied the record_ for most RBIs in the post-season/playoffs. (There was also a nice stand-up stolen base where the pitcher just wasn't paying attention.)
I know it’s confusing, but the Champion’s League is the premier European competition made up of the top placing teams throughout Europe. What Luton town won was the EFL Championship playoff tournament which is the second tier of England’s domestic league. Championship =/= Champion’s League.
If an offensive player is pushed into the crease there is no penalty and the play continues. However the player must make every effort to get out of the crease immediately. *If a player shoots or bounces the ball into the stands, the other team is given possession.
The rugby was a standard play, a driving maul from a lineout near the tryline. The hooker gets the ball because he's last to arrive at the back, and once he's bound on, the defending side can't legally get at the ball. They can only try to stop the maul, which is *really* hard.
In rugby when you form a maul like that, you can't just run around the outside of the maul to tackle the guy with the ball. As long as the maul stays together then the other team has to push through the front of your maul in order to get the ball.
The depressing thing about that rugby match was that Moana lost every single game up to that point. A chance to finally win and they blew the conversion. Fortunately for them, they won their final game for their first win of the season
What’s the stats on the soccer teams who win and get to move up to the next level and the dudes on the team who helped make that happen don’t get to play in the next season? Not all of them, but like 3 dudes who get replaced for whatever reason.
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For the rugby game, the point of that driving maul isn't to conceal the ball from the other team, though that's perhaps a bonus. The driving maul is the only time you're allowed a lead blocker, and as long they stay bound in together, they can essentially create a wedge and drive the whole maul over the line.
Nor are they allowed to intentionally do anything to collapse it. It's an extremely common way to score.
Love the Drua crowd. I wish the rest of the Super League would take a hint and play in smaller stadiums.
@@KissellMissile Or there just needs to be more fans of rugby in the world.
I was at both games. The worst part about the Duke winner is they showed a bunch of replays in the stadium that didn’t show if he was clearly in or not. Me and my friends went to the bars across the street, and sports center finally showed a clear replay of the violation but it was like over an hour after.
How can they not review that that is the mind blowing part to me the semi final game winner no review they gotta change that congrats to duke maybe they still win but replay needs to be able to check that I actually watched that on tv since I live in PA Was pulling for Penn state duke hell of a team though
Since it's not reviewable, they may have held off on showing it at the stadium. Don't want to show that kind of mistake right after the game is over with people still in the stands.
Thanks for covering the NCAA lacrosse tournament. Love seeing lacrosse on this channel. I'm hoping NCAA changes the rule on reviewable plays following the controversy.
Hopefully jomboy sees this, it’s always nice seeing a lacrosse breakdown on the channel
I think Jomboy would love lacrosse. I don't know if or how much he watches, but NCAA lacrosse is amazing.
Penn St guy seems to be pushing the Duke player into the circle. Does that have anything to do with not calling a violation
@@Ricsamg It does, if there's actually a push. That wasn't one though, Duke player just straight up stepped inside the crease.
@@bjchit I just watched again PSU #9 has a horizontal stick across the attacker’s back. Looks like a push 🤷🏻♂️
I honestly think this is the best show in the Jomboyverse and it could easily be (and should be) pushed to 25 minutes and put on TV.
I mean, they used to have Wide World of Sports.
Agree. Best stuff and I could watch an hour a week of this great stuff.
Came to the comment section to say the same. While i do love the baseball lip reads of managers repeating a phrase 12 times before being ejected, i find the less watched sport breakdowns to be super fun. Ive learned more than i ever thought I'd know about cricket
Entertains me the most 🫡
This is better than TV, get with the times
Couple of fun things not mentioned about the lacrosse games; The two goals from ND to tie and to win were both twisters (where you're holding the stick in your strong hand, but twist it so that you can shoot the ball from the angle of your weak side) and this game had the most twister goals of all time in a field game (not official). The first one where Jomboy says "That was a nice play" was the best twister I've seen in 15 years of watching lacrosse 🤣
And in the Duke game, if you look at the farside referee (the one with the best chance of seeing the foot on the line), #51 from Duke just perfectly screened his vision right as the violation happened!
Its so obviously A that its not even funny. That man is one of the most amazing human beings I've ever seen, let alone sports fan. The super gentle Double-Handed Hat Fluff into hair tuck as an instant celebration? Who does that? That is a beautiful specimen of a man right there
What clip is that?
@USOFROMDATAC the only thing that has letter options lol. Fan of the Week right at the end
@@FartingUnicorn99 yeah I know but I’m on mobile so I can’t click it lol I wanted to look it up to see the whole clip but it’s not posted in the description
I thought for sure that A was the pick when I first looked but when I saw the sheer emotion in D's face I knew she had it
love your content. for the next episode, the belgian soccer league finish was wild this year. 3 teams who could still become champion. Antwerp winning it by scoring a goal in the 94th minute. absolute madness. definitely something nobody planned on watching but should see now!
I really wish he got into the premier league in the same way he got into cricket
Edit: I know it’s confusing but it’s not the Champion’s League. English football’s second league is called the Championship.
English football is boring
I don't think that's his point. Football is the biggest sport in the world. Cricket is huge in other areas, but most laypeople have no clue what the game is or how it works. I think Jimmy accidentally enjoyed it and now wants his viewers to see how fun the game actually can be. To be fair, there's nothing really "interesting" about football. Cricket has a ridiculous amount of nuances (which can make it difficult to even understand) that make it interesting. That is why he highlights it.
Also, it's a bit pedantic, but Luton's actually NEVER been in the Premier League. The league had a different name/structure the last time Luton was in top-flight.
(Fun side point: The goalkeeper for Luton stopping none of those penalty kicks? America's own Ethan Horvath.)
Word. He showed he’s an i doit
@@nastynas9610man, if you’re going to write a comment calling someone an idiot, there’s one word that you really can’t mess up.
Notre Dame slayed some dragons that tournament run; they had two losses on the season, both to Virginia, and they had lost to Duke every time they met in the tournament until that championship game. It was amazing watching them this year.
I'm so stoked you covered Luton Town's ascension through the tiers of English football. It's truly bonkers.
Their stadium is hilariously quaint. Who am I kidding, it's a friggin dump, but that's what makes it so loveable.
I was praying that Luton town was promoted so I could watch harry Kane kick a ball through a window😂
They need that Wrexham treatment lol
Soccer
@@ReidTheRulesGuy I’m American and your comment triggers me😂 the only time I call it soccer is if it is mls
I didn't miss ANY of these. I saw them all live and at the same time!
fan A checks all the boxes but still falls short for me for some reason. going with D.
Same here
The ref who ran in clearly had a bunch of money on Duke... He could've at least pretended to be subtle about it.
What a glorious age of sports betting we live in.
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Fun fact about Luton Town: their starting goalkeeper (Ethan Horvath) is American, and he is one of the backup keepers for the USMNT. He has been part of two straight promotion campaigns (Nottingham Forest and Luton) from the Championship to the Premier League, both times through the dreaded playoff. If he becomes a regular starter for Luton in the Prem (his loan would need to be renewed/made into a permanent deal), he'd be the first United States goalkeeper since 2017 (Brad Guzan) to be a starting goalkeeper for a Premier League side.
Whenever you see a Fijian word that has the letter 'd', imagine that there's an 'n' just before it (ndrua). Also, as someone who got into baseball during the pandemic, I never expected a Jomboy breakdown of my Super Rugby team while playing at home here in Suva (Fiji).
as a huge baseball fan, I gotta say I love these "things you missed" videos- keep it guys!
I was at the lax final four and got a photo of #50 in the stands, really really cool seeing all of them so hype
Couple notes on Rugby; the play is called a maul. It happens all the time, but that was a fairly well executed one. The reason the other team doesn’t swarm the guy with the ball right away is because of the offside rule that rugby has. You can’t just rush from the side you have to go through the “gate” thats established when the maul starts. Secondly, he has to take the kick from the same angle that the try was scored which is why he’s off to the side like that. That kick was still shanked pretty bad, but its trickier than it looks.
Not the same angle. The same distance from the side line. You can have any angle as long as you're on that line.
Love this series, watch them all til the end out of courtesy, but, of course, I only come here for the best part, the beatboxing during the opening.
I m relatively new here but "everything you missed that you never planned on watching" is such a perfect name for a segment haha such gold
If you're looking for more rugby content - look at the ending of the Oceania Women's Rugby Championship, between Fiji and Samoa.
Samoa were up 16-13 in pouring rain with a couple of minutes to go, when Fiji mount an attack from 40m out to score a try. They miss the conversion, leaving Fiji up 18-16.
From the kick off, Fiji catch it and kick it out, thinking it was full time, but there was actually 15 seconds left. From the lineout, Fiji does an infringement that gives Samoa a penalty. They shoot for goal, win 19-18, and win the championship for the first time ever.
It was also big because of a global league set up for women's rugby - the winner (Samoa) goes to WXV 2, while the loser (Fiji) goes to WXV 3.
You didn't mention that the goalie for Luton Town, Ethan Horvath, is an American.
Leicester going dowb breaks my heart. I was born in the US but my parents are both from Leicester (mom near there dad from there) but still... sad...
The Notre Dame "Cylon" helmets are awesome.
Before this week, the only thing I knew about Luton was they have a fake London Airport called “London-Luton Airport” even though Luton is like forty minutes away from London.
This is exactly what used to make SportsCenter so great. Thanks for filling the void
Yo @jomboy 1st thank you for including the lacrosse semifinals. They were great games. 2nd, for that controversial Duke goal, same thing happened to me in the state championship my senior year in HS, ref called me in the crease so it didn’t count, but I was also pushed in the back (there was a picture of the exact that I face dodged and I was eye to eye with the goalie). After that, I was forever pissed off at the refs. When the Duke goal counted…. I was livid!!!!
Ok, cool
@@christianw6819 lol much love brotha hope you have a nice week!
Jokes on you I watched two of those.
"I'm gonna go get the papers, get the papers."
Jimmie two times!
What's paper?
Just a note about terminology, aside from the "Championship/Champions League" botch. This wasn't the championship game. The champions (and 2nd place team) were already promoted. This was the playoff final between 3/4/5/6 to determine the final promotion place.
Really like this series.
As a Fellow Lutonian its so cool Seeing you Cover LTFC! :-)
Maaaaan, that feeling of "all the cameras show its NOT a goal, but was called goal anyways hits pretty close. Few years back my hometown HS was at state championship for football, after winning state out of nowhere the year prior, and the game ended on a touchdown just like this. Other team went for a dive at the bag on the corner of the endzone, cleaaaaaaaarly out, but got called a touchdown and won the game. Even had a good photographer right there who got near frame by frame shots even showing it clearly was not a goal. it was a huge controversy for a while, but the call was made and theres nothing else that could be done about it. Unfortunate for the kids, but they had 2 years of straight butt kicking so all in all it was a good couple of years for them
The EFL Championship and The UEFA Champions League are two very different competitions 😂. It's understandable how you could get mixed up though.
I love how JomBoy covers "sport" for sports sake 👍👍
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That stick throw was actually insane 😂 it was still going up
Just a quick correction, the Football/Soccer game was not the “Champions League” It is the “Championship” which is the second tier of English football. The “Champions League” is the top teams from all of the European top flight leagues, which does not include the English “Championship” tier. I know it’s confusing and a small thing, but Championship vs. Champions.
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@@toscanius 0 likes for original comment fuckin nice
Rugby player here (but still new), the “pile” is called a maul, and is very common after the “throw ins” (line outs). To answer your question as to if it’s to conceal the ball, that’s not the main goal. The main goal is to gain extra meters (or score) while your allowed blockers. While defensive players probably can’t see the ball, they can probably take a wild guess as to where it is in general, but that doesn’t matter too much since you wouldn’t be allowed to just go tackle them anyway, even if you’re not in the maul.
Rugby gets pretty confusing for people who are new (especially if they try and relate it to American football), but once I started getting the rules it becomes a lot clearer why they are the way they are. If you ever watch a full game and listen to the referee, they play a much more commanding role than in any other sport. Whereas in soccer the primary goal of refs seems to be to call fouls, rugby referees make commands throughout the game that ensure the game flows smoothly.
I went to high school with #8 on ND's Lacrosse team! Congrats!
2:29 “He goes for a self-clap”
As opposed to the all-famous assisted clap lol
Honestly as a rugby player from Maryland I for once did actually see most of this live ie. Ruby and Lacrosse 😂
Hi Jomboy, big fan. Wondering if you could do something like this but include the Illinois girl soccer state win by the O'Fallon Panthers. They pulled of the win with a couple minutes left to win the state championship.
WHOOOAAAA Was that the craziest intro song we have ever heard???? That fucking slapped!
0:36 Look at the diamond ring on that lady's finger! That's the biggest diamond I've ever seen on a ring before.
Hey I know #8 on ND. Thats Eric Dobson the absolute chad
Almost as if Duke paid for that call...
First...love that you showed rugby!
Second...it's pretty much the only time you're allowed to block in rugby. Plus it creates this whole "line of scrimmage" thing that makes it extremely difficult for the defending team to defend against.
Third...thank you again for not only showing rugby...but for showing two amazing teams with a short but yet amazing history!
That lacrosse ref feels like something straight out of an I Think You Should Leave sketch.
Thanks for the footy coverage. I know that you normally don't cover soccer but you should really look into the games from Sunday's Belgian Pro League. They have a 3-team race for the championship that went down to the last game.
One of ur bests. Things u missed but never planned to watch
Nice love on both lacrosse games. Thanks Jomboy!!
Thanks for covering some rugby, Jomboy! That bumrush technique is called a maul that is usually formed after a lineout. The other team knows the ball will be at the back of the maul, but they are only allowed to get to it through the middle of the maul and are not allowed to swim around the sides as that will draw a penalty or even a penalty try if the referee deems it to have prevented a try. So it comes down to having a stronger forward pack to your opponent or sacking the maul as soon as it forms legally
That notre dame play was awesome lol
sweet Luton town coverage from my comment last week haha
4:45 that's called a maul, and basically once it's formed the other team isn't allowed to go around it, or back out. It's just a pushing battle at that point, and theoretically they could drive all the way down the field like that, but it never happens in practice
you gotta add some melody to that intro song. the beat is killer but i need something to move to.
Jomboy covering my childhood (and current team)!! Never thought I'd see that, thank you so much! COYH
I love these. Keep it up Jimmy!
That kid from Duke has crazy athletism, regardless of the crease violation he made some wild moves.
love jomboy everything
Any chance you could do a breakdown of Gary Sanchez 2 run homer off of Kyle Hendricks. Specifically the 2 change ups Hendricks threw prior to the homerun??
JOMBOY can you pleas do MLS sait louis city vs huston dynamo there was a fight / scuffle and someone got thrown to the ground then a red card was rewarted but then the ref changed to a yello card you please do a breakdown on the game. Thank you
5:20 Ray Finkle moment
Fan D i think, they are fanning over that guy so much
A part of me wants to say B, but I gotta go with A, that dude's incredible.
I'm still really hoping you do a full breakdown of the IPL final. It was so dramatic. I spent 2 days watching and nearly had a heart attack in the last few overs
4:48 That pushing is called a Maul. It's generally an extension of the lineout (the rugby equivalent of a throw in) and players can only enter from behind their own furthest back player. There's no trick, just strict rules.
Just here to see all the Champions League and Championship corrections!!
YES MORE LACROSSE
I was at the lacrosse semis and Penn state fans threw a ton of trash on the field. Rightfully so, everyone got scammed out of a real ending to that game.
I fuckin love Jomboys commentary 😃
Luton Town's ascension is the stuff of dreams
I didn’t miss 3/5. That has to be a record
LUTON TOWWWWWNNNNN!!!! HELL YEAH!!
Anyone got a good doc about that town / soccer( football) team jimmy was talking about at the end there?
Please tell me you watched/recorded the TCU @ Arkansas baseball game today. TCU 20 - 5 victory. *Tre Richardson* _two grand slams_ another homerun and _tied the record_ for most RBIs in the post-season/playoffs. (There was also a nice stand-up stolen base where the pitcher just wasn't paying attention.)
love that
B - You need to cover some AUDL Ultimate....you won't be disappointed !
I know it’s confusing, but the Champion’s League is the premier European competition made up of the top placing teams throughout Europe. What Luton town won was the EFL Championship playoff tournament which is the second tier of England’s domestic league. Championship =/= Champion’s League.
I love this new show
B has my vote for fan of the week!
If an offensive player is pushed into the crease there is no penalty and the play continues. However the player must make every effort to get out of the crease immediately. *If a player shoots or bounces the ball into the stands, the other team is given possession.
00:36 that a legit diamond? 😳
Jomboy is Nick Miller from New Girl??
That lady crying in the beginning had the biggest ring I've ever seen - 0:36
The rugby was a standard play, a driving maul from a lineout near the tryline. The hooker gets the ball because he's last to arrive at the back, and once he's bound on, the defending side can't legally get at the ball. They can only try to stop the maul, which is *really* hard.
In rugby when you form a maul like that, you can't just run around the outside of the maul to tackle the guy with the ball. As long as the maul stays together then the other team has to push through the front of your maul in order to get the ball.
That ref is sketchy how fast he went
You should do AFL breakdowns
Can you do a lip reading of the Carmelo/Kevin Garnett 2013 arguments?
The depressing thing about that rugby match was that Moana lost every single game up to that point. A chance to finally win and they blew the conversion. Fortunately for them, they won their final game for their first win of the season
Live laugh Luton 😂🎉
For next week's Fan of the Week, consider the bearded dude at 5:30 who stands up to play his buddy's belly like a drum.
Fan A is clear
Fan of the week - D
Jordan Mailata stays busy in the offseason apparently.
What’s the stats on the soccer teams who win and get to move up to the next level and the dudes on the team who helped make that happen don’t get to play in the next season? Not all of them, but like 3 dudes who get replaced for whatever reason.
FOTW = A. Coventry may not have gotten promoted, but their Frank Zappa lookalike with the scarves and the Tam O'Shanter easily takes the cake.
A HAS TO BE FOTW