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And today, once again, I have to save you from sports mediocrity.

Because a lot of people still mildly conflicted about soccer.

At least they were a couple weeks

ago when World Cup started, but now it's here and everyone's watching all the time because

the USA, Team USA made it out of the group stage, which is always very, very exciting. And even

if this is the only soccer you watch, maybe every two years, every three years, depending on Olympics World Cup,

the timing of everything. But it certainly, it's very, very exciting. I love it. I've been

watching. I've been glued. It's like every real housewives conglomeration meeting in the same space on the same pitch.

There's so much drama.

There's so much intrigue.

It's impossible to tell at this, at the very end of the group stage play, who's actually getting through, who's moving on.

And who sucks wean,

frankly, and is getting fired. There's only one person on earth who can navigate me through this is a red-blooded American male who loves sports. He lives for it. He consumes it,

and he makes it culturally relevant and special and delightful

ways. Clay Travis is the founder of Outkick and Fox and Outkick now have a wonderful

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