Welcome to the Scuff Podcast where we talk about US Soccer. A miracle, a miracle at Jerry World. Where were you when it happened?

Greg, how you doing? I'm good. I was surrounded by children, a lot of

kids, family in town kind of starting like a spring break, so I had to do my normal

thing which was not watch the miracle happen in real time.

I'd love to say like I felt a sense when it actually happened like you know some kind of

a phenomenon just passing through your body but but no just had to have to see it all unfold after the fact. Like how was it in

the stadium bells? How was a miracle received? It was a It was an odd experience because most of the you know

stadium was empty that big gaudy Dallas Cowboys stadium, mostly empty until the Mexico fans started filing in for the

for the second match on the schedule. but I would say I've talked to a few people who felt the same way it felt

like we were gonna equalize all game after that you know early goal from

Jamaica until the 87th minute when when Tyler floated that ball into

Andrew and Andre Blake's hands I think in the 87th minute, I was like, oh no, we're not gonna do it.

That's hilarious because he floated another one into Andre Blake's hands in the 94 and a half minute, so the 95 minutes, I guess I should say.

And I know there are some worst.

All right, there are some reports folks in the discord turning off their TV at that point and calling it a night.

It felt like that was the night right there at least in the stadium, whatever minute it was at.

But then of course, you know, we got got the we got the Corey Burke miracle

Somebody will have to grab his jersey from the night and we call it the shroud of Dallas or something.

Anyway, yeah, it was and then it was fun you know from then on it was a really fun experience

because it did feel like we were going to

score again and of course we did twice. Take us real quick through the the scene I

know the stadium you just kind of described what was the scene in Dallas like ahead of the game

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