SOO, I PLAYED FOOTBALL FOR "CAMP HANSEN" OKINAWA IN 03 & 04 & WE HAD A JAPANESE UNIVERSITY THAT HAD A TEAM IN OUR LEAGUE... SO THEY HAVE BEEN PLAYING FULL TACKLE FOOTBALL FOR A WHILE NOW, IT MAKES SENSE THAT THEY'RE CATCHING UP
They ain’t playing nobody but bums that could make it anyway. Play college universities pros that impressive. The big boys wouldn’t waste there time. Been playing since 1934 and still suck.😂😂😂
IT DOESN'T MATTER THAT THE USA TEAM WAS SCRUBS, THIS IS FOOTBALL!!! OUR GAME, & THIS COUNTRY IS SINKING SO LOW IN SO MANY WAYS THAT WE DON'T EVEN DOMINATE OUR OWN SPORTS ANYMORE!!! THE OLYMPIC BBALL TEAM NEEDS THE BEST OF THE BEST NBA PLAYERS NOW 2 BARELY WIN GOLD... U ALL ARE MISSING THE POINT BKUZ U DON'T READ OR LISTEN COMPLETELY, U LISTEN JUST 2 ARGUE OR RESPOND
That's kind of funny when you think about how the average Japanese man is about 5'7, 130lbs. Team USA must have sent a bunch of intramural frat boys out there.
go watch the game, the oline for japan were literally 18 year old 300lb sumo wrestlers, they DOMINATED just goes to show what a great oline does for a squad
the average japanese guy is 5'8, and considering this is the u20s, the younger generation is taller than the older generation. with a population of 125 million, there are more than a couple million of japanese guys that are 6'0+
@@emikominaUSA isnt that much taller. America average is 5'9" and Japan is 5'7" to 5'8". People think Americans are like the Nearherland when they are 6'0" on average.
They invented Sumo wrestling. Their blocking tactics Would be superior an would be executed perfectly. This american team didn't have a chance. American Pale face arrogance does not win games or battles. Give credit where credit is due in sportsmanship for their win.
American football players don't know how to tackle properly, the head is always in the wrong position,, that helmet to helmet thing or throwing you body at someone ain't tackling,, just watch rugby an check which side the neck must be and the angle of the shoulder..
I played for team canada u20 team in 2005 06 same tournament but it was played at super bowl. Team usa already had there rings made before the final so our coach said.if we beat em we would get rings we beat em I got.my ring. I remember Japan that year biggest guy was 5,10 240
Pat wouldn't know this but most college scholarships prevent the student from participating in other football leagues. Yes even team USA. So even those high school freshmen that have committed to a scholarship would be ineligible to play for team USA. No one with a scholarship from D1 or D2 is going to play for team USA under the current system. Honestly can't blame them when they could be one injury from their football career being done.
Wait, really so it’s not that the top players don’t want to. It’s not that it’s that they’re not allowed to? Is that what is that why we don’t see any of the really notable young guys out there?
Canada 🇨🇦 has been dominating this tournament for a while, and yet tons of Canadian players don’t get looked at for NCAA football. As a Football Coach in Canada 🇨🇦 I try my best to get Players looked at.
Before anyone overreacts, please hear me out. 1st, my background - I am an American who has lived in Japan for nearly 40 years. I know Japanese culture, language and thinking VERY well. I have been going to watch the Japanese semi-pro X League football games for 15 seasons now. They got good players who play in the CFL, but they are not main players in the CFL, but rather 3rd string and or practice squad members. 2nd - This is an Under 20 international tournament, not a top level tournament. 3rd - This Japanese team consists of a mixture of Japanese kids who have lived most of their lives in the USA, and, American kids who have a Japanese ethnic background, and, are mixed race kids with dual Japanese and American citizenship. Only some on this Japanese team have true blue Japanese citizenship as in Japanese guys born and raised in Japan only. 4th - This so-called American team consists of guys who at best may play at the NCAA division 3 level, but I suspect some or most of them are at the junior college tech level, or, are guys who played high school ball and this is their last rodeo. Seriously, but look at how out of shape some of those guys are and their lack of athleticism. Plus the coaching on the U.S. side is miserable. 5th - In saying all that, the Japanese are getting better at football, period. There is no doubt about it. I suspect it won't be too long to where we will see a Japanese guy from Japan who will play in the NFL. It may or may not happen in my lifetime, but it is coming. I guarantee. it. 6th - The Japanese never give up. Never. One should never under any circumstances underestimate the Japanese, ever. The Japanese could be getting blown out in any kind of sporting event but you would never know it because they never give up until the very end of the game, ever. What that means is that we are witnessing live from year to year, decade to decade how the Japanese have been getting better and better at football. Decades ago it was just a dream of the Japanese to have a Japanese citizen to play in the NFL and now it is becoming a reality. Again, it will happen, but it is just a matter of time. 6th - If the U. S. had put a respectable team out there on the field, we would see different results. But the fact of the matter is that the U.S. is hodge podge at best and the Japanese team looked really good at this Under 20 level. They looked sharp, practiced, serious, and ready to play. The U.S. looked abysmal. Yet, in saying that despite the U.S. being a ragtag team, they still scored 20 on a better Japanese team. 6th - So what does that mean? It means, as I said before, that that Japanese have CERTAINLY improved at playing football over the years, but I can guarantee that if the U.S. had put a well organized, well-coached USA team out there that the U.S team would win handily. There is not question about it. But, it is what it is and the Japanese are taking this tournament (as all tournaments of any sport ) seriously and the U.S. is not. Japan deserved this win and the U.S. had better re-think their approach to any internamtional tournament that we play in. ( I am sick and tired of the U.S. putting out an inferior product when it comes to football, baseball to give the opposing teams a leg up. It is frankly nauseating. )
I was NFL bound until them Sebring Lightning bolt boys took out my knees in the Heartland Championship game of the 7th grade Junior high school round of 64 in 1997. Them good ole days as the running back for them Hardee Junior High Wildcats.
Correct me if I’m wrong I know that there was a four star and three star player on this team as well as and all state specialist or whatever as a kicker but these were not our best under 20 athletes correct? Like these weren’t five star next NFL prodigy correct? These were guys that were probably going to go to what division two? Correct me if I’m wrong is that correct?
Americans (again) I think are too small minded to know that just as an example Japan is one of the world‘s leading Rugby teams… if you think American Football is tough you haven’t seen Rugby yet. My guess is some of those guys that weren’t quite good enough for rugby made it to this team and gave you a lecture.
I agree with you in the rugby sense I think a lot of football players could learn from that with that being said the US did not send even their remotely best under 20 kids None of these guys play at Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, or any of the power schools. A lot of them don’t even play division one. Now there is a guy I heard from New Jersey that visited Ruckers and a Notre Dame commit but these are highschoolers. I will give Japan credit or credit is due though they are catching up in football. They wanted it more, but this is not a representation of what American football really is over here. The USA under 20 team hasn’t won this tournament in quite a while. I don’t think that this Japanese team could be the best under 20 players that committed the division one schools or that our high school all Americans. But Japan is catching up at the same time that’s my point.
@@alanwylie7207 I didn't intend to deny the dominance the US has in tackle/american football. It most likely will always only be a major sports in the states. I have no doubt this is more of a case of the US lost the game then Japan winning it. However, I saw the McAfee video about this and also read the comments being surprised/impressed by the japanese O-line. That is what my comment was aimed at.
@@s0uldr4ke oh I get it OK that makes a lot more sense sorry for misunderstanding you I think that rugby is actually pretty similar to American football. There’s a rugby player that’s going to play for the Kansas City Chiefs this season that I have high expectations for. those guys are tough too. I don’t think they don’t wear helmets and rugby. Do they? but I’m sorry for misunderstanding.
@@alanwylie7207 no problem. Helmets the players themselves can decide. There are certain caps they can wear because rugby players otherwise often lose part or even all of their ears. Its for a higher level of protection but many decide against it. I didn’t knew that a rugby player will join Kansas I am gonna look forward to that. Do you know on which position he plays? Given the fact that in rugby everybody must be able to run, everybody must be able to catch and everybody must stop a guy running into him at top speed on his own I would be shocked if a rugby player performed badly as a RB or especially Lineman. But I think as a WR they would struggle because sudden tackles coming in your back do not happen in Rugby, it is always a frontal assault.
Feel like we need to get ahead of the NBA in this aspect of the game and make sure our international players have NFL coaches available make sure America is always the best
A team of brothers would dismantle the Japanese GTFOH they ain’t beating us period. Put the best Black players in the world this would be a contest. GTFOH 😂😂😂
Going to throw this out there. It’s under 20 and would love to see the roster. How many Bama players were there? Texas? Florida schools? How many kids were committed too or playing D1? Guarantee NONE!
Canada has won this championship 4 out of the 6 times it has been played. They have also been playing football for over a 100 years. Not just u20. The other divisions as well. Basically, Canada can compete with the U.S up to the NCAA then the wheels fall off. Our college teams would compete with NAIA.
Just checked the roster and the oldest player on USA is 20 years old, and they have people as young as 16. They aren't even college level, they're high school players that weren't good enough to get recruited by anyone.
Why isn't the NFL paying for all of this. They should make sure it's amazing to watch. They want to grow the game. There is no better way to then the Olympics.
still not good enough of an excuse for losing to a country that doesn't consider american football a priority tho lol thats like any european country losing to usa in soccer or usa losing to the philipines or any asian country in basketball
still not an excuse for losing to a country that doesn't consider american football their top 10 most popular sport lol that's like any european country losing to america in soccer
Oh man, I can't even imagine the team the U.S,. is going to send next year. From a bunch of one or two star prospects to an NCAA all-star team made up of dudes a couple years away from the NFL, just to make a point.
U20 tournament that no one pays attention to that all of a sudden is going to get attention paid to it and people are going to die at the hands of Team USA next year. And I'm a Canadian saying this.
Either they send the right players are they should get rid of the whole thing there's no way that team deserves to represent the USA. The u17 basketball team send the top players and they are 50 and 0. And they win by 60 point.
japan's top talent would be the equivalent of high school football players in usa lol american football is not even top 10 most popular sports in japan. how could you lose to a country that doesn't consider american football a priority? thats like any european country losing to usa in soccer lol
I don’t know if America realises that if the rest of the world played gridiron as much as America, the USA would not even be top 5 in the world.. Is rugby and league boys would be laughing all the way to the inzone😂
If the rest of the world played as much football as America, then the rest of the world's talent in other sports would plummet. That's how it works, and we already utterly dominate the Olympics in general so I wonder how much more dominant we'd be if other countries were less dedicated to all those other sports.
SOO, I PLAYED FOOTBALL FOR "CAMP HANSEN" OKINAWA IN 03 & 04 & WE HAD A JAPANESE UNIVERSITY THAT HAD A TEAM IN OUR LEAGUE... SO THEY HAVE BEEN PLAYING FULL TACKLE FOOTBALL FOR A WHILE NOW, IT MAKES SENSE THAT THEY'RE CATCHING UP
Don't shout it!
U20 is a team of players who aren't going d1 or d2 it's not even the best players
They ain’t playing nobody but bums that could make it anyway. Play college universities pros that impressive. The big boys wouldn’t waste there time. Been playing since 1934 and still suck.😂😂😂
@@PallahDaOracle DON'T EAT A DIKK
IT DOESN'T MATTER THAT THE USA TEAM WAS SCRUBS, THIS IS FOOTBALL!!! OUR GAME, & THIS COUNTRY IS SINKING SO LOW IN SO MANY WAYS THAT WE DON'T EVEN DOMINATE OUR OWN SPORTS ANYMORE!!! THE OLYMPIC BBALL TEAM NEEDS THE BEST OF THE BEST NBA PLAYERS NOW 2 BARELY WIN GOLD... U ALL ARE MISSING THE POINT BKUZ U DON'T READ OR LISTEN COMPLETELY, U LISTEN JUST 2 ARGUE OR RESPOND
They bout to send IMG every year
But it does have to be their top team.
If we sent IMG over there Japans football team would of been body bagged 😂😂😂
Didn’t even know this was a thing
This been a thing for like 20 plus years and different ages “Todd Gurley and a couple other NFL players have played in the game out of Highschool
Me neither this is a head scratcher for me!!!!
That's why USA lost
That's kind of funny when you think about how the average Japanese man is about 5'7, 130lbs. Team USA must have sent a bunch of intramural frat boys out there.
go watch the game, the oline for japan were literally 18 year old 300lb sumo wrestlers, they DOMINATED just goes to show what a great oline does for a squad
@@andervanburren4980explains a lot
the average japanese guy is 5'8, and considering this is the u20s, the younger generation is taller than the older generation. with a population of 125 million, there are more than a couple million of japanese guys that are 6'0+
@@emikominaUSA isnt that much taller. America average is 5'9" and Japan is 5'7" to 5'8". People think Americans are like the Nearherland when they are 6'0" on average.
Average but yea not the football and rugby players, i'm 6'3 japanese rugby player 215 lbs.
Nah we gotta beat their soccer team 10-0 to make up for this.
if we couldn’t beat them in american football, we don’t stand a chance against them in actual football, lmao. 😭
bro japan team beat german and spain 😂
keep talking, Yankee..
U cant beat them in soccer 😂 😂😂
I dont think so japan is doing really good lately
As soon as I saw 2 white cb out there I knew they were cooked
lmao
Apparently the U20 is. Or supposed to be won by the U.S. That’s what the rules say!
That is very r a c i s t comment. Unacceptable.
Yeah everyone knows Asian guys are faster than white guys
They invented Sumo wrestling.
Their blocking tactics Would be superior an would be executed perfectly.
This american team didn't have a chance.
American Pale face arrogance does not win games or battles.
Give credit where credit is due in sportsmanship for their win.
Did Japan finally bust out Sena Kobayakawa?
Lmaooo
it was more of Kurita blowing everyone off the line.
@@choiyatlam2552 FUNNURABA!
USA tackling was pathetic, when I was 10 they taught us how to tackle low and wrap up. Not just slap at their shoulders and expect them to fall.
Correct. This is not a video game kids. A light touch does not end the play.
American football players don't know how to tackle properly, the head is always in the wrong position,, that helmet to helmet thing or throwing you body at someone ain't tackling,, just watch rugby an check which side the neck must be and the angle of the shoulder..
@@CircleSquaredProdukor maybe it’s because your watching amateur football?
@@CircleSquaredProdukbuddy American football players have been taught proper tackling since peewee, in this situation, this is just bad coaching.
As a Canadian who grew up in the USA I don't understand how USA football doesn't just use the recruiting sites...
Why are you editing the Videos ESPN? Stop cutting the Audio.....Jesus
congrats japan
I played for team canada u20 team in 2005 06 same tournament but it was played at super bowl. Team usa already had there rings made before the final so our coach said.if we beat em we would get rings we beat em I got.my ring. I remember Japan that year biggest guy was 5,10 240
Pat wouldn't know this but most college scholarships prevent the student from participating in other football leagues. Yes even team USA. So even those high school freshmen that have committed to a scholarship would be ineligible to play for team USA. No one with a scholarship from D1 or D2 is going to play for team USA under the current system. Honestly can't blame them when they could be one injury from their football career being done.
Wait, really so it’s not that the top players don’t want to. It’s not that it’s that they’re not allowed to? Is that what is that why we don’t see any of the really notable young guys out there?
Why's the audio cutting out?
Toby Linscott number 4 is hapahaole Kiwi and Japanese he scored the Td but almost all the rest where ethnically Japanese.
It seems like Japan is finally using their Eyeshield 21
As a Japanese, I was surprised that these IFAF games was even recognized by an Americans.
So I’m happy to see some reactions from you guys.
Congratulations 🎉 to the Japanese football team 🏉 usa football will learn from this and come back stronger 😎💪
I see rugby hits there
Go Japanese 🎉🎉🎉
Canada 🇨🇦 has been dominating this tournament for a while, and yet tons of Canadian players don’t get looked at for NCAA football. As a Football Coach in Canada 🇨🇦 I try my best to get Players looked at.
What did he say that had to be muted for so long? 🤣
Good luck
Might not want to look up the 2018 tournament when the US loss to both Canada and Mexico!
North American country losses: *nobody blinks an eye*
Asian country loss:
You act like they were playing Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. Wonder how that game would look like ?
In bigger cities in Austria, it is pretty easy to play 11 on 11 football.
Before anyone overreacts, please hear me out. 1st, my background - I am an American who has lived in Japan for nearly 40 years. I know Japanese culture, language and thinking VERY well. I have been going to watch the Japanese semi-pro X League football games for 15 seasons now. They got good players who play in the CFL, but they are not main players in the CFL, but rather 3rd string and or practice squad members. 2nd - This is an Under 20 international tournament, not a top level tournament. 3rd - This Japanese team consists of a mixture of Japanese kids who have lived most of their lives in the USA, and, American kids who have a Japanese ethnic background, and, are mixed race kids with dual Japanese and American citizenship. Only some on this Japanese team have true blue Japanese citizenship as in Japanese guys born and raised in Japan only. 4th - This so-called American team consists of guys who at best may play at the NCAA division 3 level, but I suspect some or most of them are at the junior college tech level, or, are guys who played high school ball and this is their last rodeo. Seriously, but look at how out of shape some of those guys are and their lack of athleticism. Plus the coaching on the U.S. side is miserable. 5th - In saying all that, the Japanese are getting better at football, period. There is no doubt about it. I suspect it won't be too long to where we will see a Japanese guy from Japan who will play in the NFL. It may or may not happen in my lifetime, but it is coming. I guarantee. it. 6th - The Japanese never give up. Never. One should never under any circumstances underestimate the Japanese, ever. The Japanese could be getting blown out in any kind of sporting event but you would never know it because they never give up until the very end of the game, ever. What that means is that we are witnessing live from year to year, decade to decade how the Japanese have been getting better and better at football. Decades ago it was just a dream of the Japanese to have a Japanese citizen to play in the NFL and now it is becoming a reality. Again, it will happen, but it is just a matter of time. 6th - If the U. S. had put a respectable team out there on the field, we would see different results. But the fact of the matter is that the U.S. is hodge podge at best and the Japanese team looked really good at this Under 20 level. They looked sharp, practiced, serious, and ready to play. The U.S. looked abysmal. Yet, in saying that despite the U.S. being a ragtag team, they still scored 20 on a better Japanese team. 6th - So what does that mean? It means, as I said before, that that Japanese have CERTAINLY improved at playing football over the years, but I can guarantee that if the U.S. had put a well organized, well-coached USA team out there that the U.S team would win handily. There is not question about it. But, it is what it is and the Japanese are taking this tournament (as all tournaments of any sport ) seriously and the U.S. is not. Japan deserved this win and the U.S. had better re-think their approach to any internamtional tournament that we play in. ( I am sick and tired of the U.S. putting out an inferior product when it comes to football, baseball to give the opposing teams a leg up. It is frankly nauseating. )
Only comeback is to beat them in math…. Or ping pong
Or... Karaoke 🎤.
@@RobertJohnson-bj5lkor KarA Te hiya 🥷
Ping pong it is then lol
why not baseball. oops I forgot about that lose too lol
Except Japanese Ping Pong is also top 5 in the world and USA is not even in top 20 😅
Canada is the powerhouse lol
The U.S. team was taunting the Japanese players during pregame, flashing gang signs and talking smack while the Japanese stayed respectful and quiet.
Where can i watch de game?
I was NFL bound until them Sebring Lightning bolt boys took out my knees in the Heartland Championship game of the 7th grade Junior high school round of 64 in 1997. Them good ole days as the running back for them Hardee Junior High Wildcats.
Correct me if I’m wrong I know that there was a four star and three star player on this team as well as and all state specialist or whatever as a kicker but these were not our best under 20 athletes correct? Like these weren’t five star next NFL prodigy correct? These were guys that were probably going to go to what division two? Correct me if I’m wrong is that correct?
OK, don’t answer that. I already know the answer. It was clearly no that was a stupid comment. I don’t even know why I left.
I haven't caught up with this show in a few months.
Did AJ Hawk's smile become a lot nicer?
I’m Japanese.
Shame on you U20 team USA.
Shame on the organizers of the U20 American football team.
@@RandyJohnson-ru2iq
The guys are not happy.
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偽日本人が湧いてきます。
@@renren5491
誰に言うとんねや？
と、あえて突っ込ませていただきます。
@@somebooooooody 偽関西人も沸いてきます。
Makes me so mad we lost might come out of retirement haha 😄
They sent Bishop Sycamore out there 🤣
Y’all are so ignorant thinking other major country’s don’t play football in 2024 😂
Exactly
@@sakkasufle6326 just American stupidity on display. And I’m from Houston tx. I see this type of ignorance all the time
They ain’t beating any college or pro team GTFOH .
Americans (again) I think are too small minded to know that just as an example Japan is one of the world‘s leading Rugby teams… if you think American Football is tough you haven’t seen Rugby yet.
My guess is some of those guys that weren’t quite good enough for rugby made it to this team and gave you a lecture.
I agree with you in the rugby sense I think a lot of football players could learn from that with that being said the US did not send even their remotely best under 20 kids None of these guys play at Alabama, Georgia, Michigan, or any of the power schools. A lot of them don’t even play division one. Now there is a guy I heard from New Jersey that visited Ruckers and a Notre Dame commit but these are highschoolers. I will give Japan credit or credit is due though they are catching up in football. They wanted it more, but this is not a representation of what American football really is over here. The USA under 20 team hasn’t won this tournament in quite a while. I don’t think that this Japanese team could be the best under 20 players that committed the division one schools or that our high school all Americans. But Japan is catching up at the same time that’s my point.
@@alanwylie7207 I didn't intend to deny the dominance the US has in tackle/american football. It most likely will always only be a major sports in the states. I have no doubt this is more of a case of the US lost the game then Japan winning it.
However, I saw the McAfee video about this and also read the comments being surprised/impressed by the japanese O-line. That is what my comment was aimed at.
@@s0uldr4ke oh I get it OK that makes a lot more sense sorry for misunderstanding you I think that rugby is actually pretty similar to American football. There’s a rugby player that’s going to play for the Kansas City Chiefs this season that I have high expectations for. those guys are tough too. I don’t think they don’t wear helmets and rugby. Do they? but I’m sorry for misunderstanding.
@@alanwylie7207 no problem.
Helmets the players themselves can decide. There are certain caps they can wear because rugby players otherwise often lose part or even all of their ears. Its for a higher level of protection but many decide against it.
I didn’t knew that a rugby player will join Kansas I am gonna look forward to that. Do you know on which position he plays? Given the fact that in rugby everybody must be able to run, everybody must be able to catch and everybody must stop a guy running into him at top speed on his own I would be shocked if a rugby player performed badly as a RB or especially Lineman. But I think as a WR they would struggle because sudden tackles coming in your back do not happen in Rugby, it is always a frontal assault.
@@s0uldr4ke yeah he’s a running back he’s from Wales I think
Everyone assumes “Team USA” is the best that can be fielded when it is simply just a label.
Feel like we need to get ahead of the NBA in this aspect of the game and make sure our international players have NFL coaches available make sure America is always the best
Mikey Gow, the ambidextrous quarterback who went viral, is on the team. I understand why he hasn't received any Division 1 offers up to now.
Italy has the IFL
The World has finally caught up lol
Finally? Most don`t even play witch makes it worse.
A team of brothers would dismantle the Japanese GTFOH they ain’t beating us period. Put the best Black players in the world this would be a contest. GTFOH 😂😂😂
Going to throw this out there. It’s under 20 and would love to see the roster. How many Bama players were there? Texas? Florida schools? How many kids were committed too or playing D1? Guarantee NONE!
The S.E.C. had already left the chat.
@@RobertJohnson-bj5lk Thanks LOW IQer!
These are HS kids...
@@SSaiyan4226 reading is CLEARLY not a strong suit of yours!
@@DMKFACTOR my feelings are so hurt
Imagine if New Zealand or Australia joins the Game against those players who played Japan ahahahahaha
I’m Japanese and didn’t know we had a national team for football
I think I've seen this somewhere before we'll be FINE.
Canada has won this championship 4 out of the 6 times it has been played. They have also been playing football for over a 100 years. Not just u20. The other divisions as well. Basically, Canada can compete with the U.S up to the NCAA then the wheels fall off. Our college teams would compete with NAIA.
Just checked the roster and the oldest player on USA is 20 years old, and they have people as young as 16. They aren't even college level, they're high school players that weren't good enough to get recruited by anyone.
"their oldest player is 20 years old"
It IS a "Under20" (Juniors) Championship, Sir/Madam
World champion of what? - Noah Lyles
Was this the best team on the U.S. side?
No, it wasn’t
Don’t you remember Japan beat the US in baseball not long ago?
Why do they edit out the sound at times? Sus
Why isn't the NFL paying for all of this. They should make sure it's amazing to watch. They want to grow the game. There is no better way to then the Olympics.
How about this... USA is time for you to invent a new sport so you can call yourself a "World Champion" again by playing at your own homeland
Name me a football team from any other place that can compete with an NFL or top college team. I’ll wait.
I can't believe people other than the players who care about the result. 😅😅😅
Now we have to beat them in sumo wrestling or else we're going to look really dumb
It is unbelievable.
Football should not be popular at all in Japan.
This selection process is a joke. A 5 day training camp? How are they gonna form a team in 5 days??
My former student is number 4 on team Japan and they only had 4 practices together too. So no excuses there.
was just clowning team usa basketball for losing to lithuania and canada
The games gone global. 👍
Idk when Americans will realize we don’t do sports here, we have franchises, no promotion/relegation, we mix sports with education(college)
How does having franchises and no promotion/relegation equate to “not doing sports”?
You wanna talk about promotion I didn't even know America had a USA football team. In fact I don't think anyone knew
Nobody played on that team, real competition from USA would embarrass them literally
still not good enough of an excuse for losing to a country that doesn't consider american football a priority tho lol thats like any european country losing to usa in soccer or usa losing to the philipines or any asian country in basketball
Team USA is playing Team Austria for 3rd place on Sunday - and Austria will win
Are they playing the Baltimore Ravens ? Then I don’t give a duck play a team with real players not bums.
Everybody relax, you think usa actually put our best players on that team, of course not
still not an excuse for losing to a country that doesn't consider american football their top 10 most popular sport lol that's like any european country losing to america in soccer
u and jadeteen look good together bro
Oh man, I can't even imagine the team the U.S,. is going to send next year. From a bunch of one or two star prospects to an NCAA all-star team made up of dudes a couple years away from the NFL, just to make a point.
EYESHIELD IS REAL GUYS
I thought we were into cricket and soccer now tho?
Lmao… I am not happy about the censorship in this clip
Poor baby
I knew this team was cooked when they had white corners
Who did they send? Im just saying. They sent NO nfl players?
U20 tournament that no one pays attention to that all of a sudden is going to get attention paid to it and people are going to die at the hands of Team USA next year. And I'm a Canadian saying this.
@@randypalmer2328 😂🤣😅
It's a tournament for 20 and under
Ignorant 😂
Better than pearl harbor 😂
We got to beat them in karate now
Either they send the right players are they should get rid of the whole thing there's no way that team deserves to represent the USA. The u17 basketball team send the top players and they are 50 and 0. And they win by 60 point.
This sounds like a scam😂
Shameful. Do better, Team USA!
Wow
Let’s just be honest, the world has caught up to the USA
Physically yes, but if it weren’t for the USA constant search for new and better athletes in foreign places than none of these countries would be good
no the united states did not have their best players playing.
Yes, because you have a bunch of international (American) football players playing at SEC schools
You're serious aren't you?
That USA team had nobody stop.
NCAA players aren't allowed to compete for Team USA. These guys aren't even D3 vs Japan's top talent.
japan's top talent would be the equivalent of high school football players in usa lol american football is not even top 10 most popular sports in japan. how could you lose to a country that doesn't consider american football a priority? thats like any european country losing to usa in soccer lol
Easy.. USA uderestimated these teams…
Wdf is tackle football smh
Not important. The whole world knows these players aren't NFL players. NFL is a different beast.
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I can say the US really lose on their own game.
That was for Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Yup... that was truly for Hisroshima and Nagasaki
Are the Japanese starting to get serious about football?
Go watch the game Holtz coached back in the day. Ever since then, they’ve been serious!
American sports are going down
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This. Can’t. Happen. Again.
USA U20 football crooked as poo….
Biden football team.
Blasphemous
I don’t know if America realises that if the rest of the world played gridiron as much as America, the USA would not even be top 5 in the world..
Is rugby and league boys would be laughing all the way to the inzone😂
If the rest of the world played as much football as America, then the rest of the world's talent in other sports would plummet. That's how it works, and we already utterly dominate the Olympics in general so I wonder how much more dominant we'd be if other countries were less dedicated to all those other sports.
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Our players are trash!!!
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American football is a minor sport in Japan Lol So don't worry, no one is interested in Japan.
then how could you lose to them lol shouldn't usa have dominated them then? i dont think they even have high school football teams in japan
Their national Championship Game has 20-30.000 in attendance
That's not nothing
Boring shows….