I mean, I hate to start this way because I don't want to kill Team USA.

Do it. Kill them. They were not ready for their moment. I mean, when we had all of these

expectations for what Team USA was going to do, Flo Balligan, and we talked about a soccer

suspension for two hours yesterday, and he basically didn't do anything. I know he had a couple

chances in front

of the goal, but he could never net it. And then Christian Policitt gets hurt. He felt like he was a shell

of himself. Tim, Tim Frees, who was our goalie doing his best young way, who coo imitation by not

kicking the ball out and conceding an easy goal. The team USA who had the hearts and minds and aspirations of America

in the World Cup were not ready for their moment. I mean, it happens. Sometimes you think you

have all the answers. You think you're ready. You think you're prepared and you go out there and

you crap your pants. That's exactly what

happened last night. Yankee fans, we'll get to you in the next five minutes. Don't worry, but

here's my soccer breakdown. And no, this was not emailed to me by a soccer expert. This is my

own analysis. You could see from the first goal the U.S. was not aggressive enough to compete

with a superior foe. A loose ball is headed in the penalty area,

and not one American went to take control of the situation. Instead, a Belgium player immediately

breaks for it, and within the five or so defenders in the area on their heels, he primes

Belgium with a scoring opportunity. Look, like any other sport, you cannot stand around,

and look, you need to take control. The Belgium striker was in essence, I'll give you this comparison. I thought of all by

myself. No one emailed me. In essence, he was OG. And the U.S. team were the Spurs, caught

staring as a ready and prime player, stick to them, and crushes their sports soul. Good breakdown, right, Tiki?

I mean, it's a fantastic breakdown. I mean, look, I'll give credit to DeKalater who scored the

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