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speaking of the World Cup, here are the results from yesterday's games. Spain versus Gabe Verde

ended in a zero zero drop. Belgium tied with Egypt one to one, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay Thai-1, and Iran tied with New Zealand 2-2.

And with that, we welcome in the great Pete Priscoe, senior NFL columnist for CBS Sports, CBS Sports, CBS, HQ analyst.

And if you want some of that smoke, you can get it on X at Prisco, CBS. Pete, good morning. What's up, guys? How are you? Good morning, Pete. Yeah, Pete. Pete, you got World Cup fever or what? No. I mean, you like watching a lot of ties. Is that what you like? First off, yesterday was like the first day of there was a decent amount of ties, draws. Do you watch the U.S., though? I watched it. I watched part of it. I flipped back and forth. I'm not going to sit and watch a whole soccer game. This is not what I do, but I watched back and forth. They were much better than they've been, that's for sure. Yeah. Are you optimistic? Again, not that you care if they win a World Cup because you're one of those fans, but, you know. Well, they're not going to win a World Cup, Brady, so you can forget that. Dang. What do you mean? Do you think this team has no shots? Jeez. Well, because look at the heavy favorites in that thing. It's the french the spain spain not Spain but the

French then they're not going to win you think they're going to win a world cup I mean

I think they got a shot if politics stays healthy they look damn good man

Pete you know your soccer France and Spain are the favorites to win yeah but Spain had it. Didn't Spain have a zero-zero tie yesterday? Yeah. Yeah, Cape Verde. But look, I would love to see them win. It would be great for the country. It'd be great for soccer. But I just don't think it'll happen. But I will say this, watching them and having watched as little as I've had over the years of when they have played, they're much faster than they've ever been. I can say this. Watching them and having watched as little as I've had over the years of when they have played,

they're much faster than they've ever been.

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