Welcome to the scuffed podcast. I'm Adam Bells in Georgia. With me is Greg Velazquez in Iowa. We talk about

US men's soccer. The US beat Costa Rica 4 to 0 in sunny, sandy Utah on Wednesday night in a relaxing and fun

Nations League victory lap.

Greg, how are you doing?

I'm good, bells. I'm on cruise control,

much like I feel like the team has been.

I don't mean that in a bad way.

I think that was an excellent cruising performance.

Yeah, yeah, it's it feels like a parade right now, doesn't it?

Like a...

It does, man, that's outcome-based emotions that sports generate you know to

essentially say like it just feels good to win games. There's there's really not a

lot of complication to it.

It was a low intensity, friendly, so discounts and caveats apply, but still some pretty

pleasant football from the guys who didn't have to play for six hours straight against Mexico on Sunday

Didn't you think those wingers? Yeah, it was great. My one complaint about the

about the experience goes back to production. It's nice that we're now at the

point where our complaints are about the television broadcast rather than

what's happening on the field.

But I hate, hate, since we're building out of the back so well, the fact that the broadcast

decides to only have the guys in the frame, the two centerbacks and Tyler Adams while we're moving the ball around and we can't see all this,

what I assume is like nice coordinated movement up the field from the other exciting players.

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