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It's Gold Cup final time. And for the eighth wonder in football history,

the United States will face

dread rival Mexico, a footballing animosity that's lived out at levels, only known to the

banshees of insuring. The good news are young, raw, short-handed squad, and Tim Ream have found

a way to gut it out to the final in Houston, clinging on to scrape past 106 in the world,

Guatemala, in quite serially hostile conditions on home turf in St. Louis. We were dominated

for long spells, but we kept it together. Just Mexico, now a waiter team, not without their own vulnerabilities. And so Potch's young

charges will continue their Conquer Caffey Hero's journey, taking their lumps, learning their

lessons holding on. There is no doubt they will become all the stronger for this experience,

but will they win to discuss it all? It's a joy to speak with my friend, a bloke, who's been everywhere for ESPN this summer and continues to deliver wonder as a host of Vamos on the Men in Blazers Media Network. Fresh back from St. Louis, to Mr. Hercules, Goumess. Raj, how you doing, my man? I was my first time in St. Louis in, I want to say, 15 years, maybe longer. It wasn't what

I thought, good and bad. You mean in the city or the football or both? Both.

I won't stand for any St. Louis erasure on this show. I am all in on salt and smoke,

the St. Louis Barbecue. I missed it. I didn't do the St. Louis barbecue.

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