I think that the holidays feel like frozen noses. I love walking with the dog for long periods of time.

Hopefully it's snowing and you've got to wrap up warm. So I think a frozen nose is a sweaty armpit

because your wrapped up so warm but then you're climbing hamps and heath and you get to the top

and you're like, and then you can see the breath but then your nose is still freezing to touch.

Joy in every sip with red cups now back at Starbucks.

Welcome into Outkick the Show. I'm your fearless leader Clay Travis, the World Cup opener for the United States

just in the minutes ago. We got a one-one tie, a draw as it were. We were up 1-0 with about 80 minutes to go

or 80 minutes into the game well into the second half and I saw a lot of it over the weekend, unfortunately, as a Tennessee fan.

Really bad, unnecessary, reckless challenge in the box by Walker Zimmerman, I believe. I haven't had a chance to read.

I watched the whole first half while I was also doing the final hour of Clay and Buck, my radio show.

The first goal that we scored was well set up. I believe Christian Pulasik set it up really well delivered.

Nicely struck. We only put one shot on goal. I think the whole game. We had other opportunities but didn't make the goal keep for Wales.

May very many saves. But we give up what is likely to be a very, very important goal off a penalty kick.

Bad, totally unnecessary. Gareth Bell has his back to the goal. Even if he gets possession, he's not going to have the ability to immediately score goals.

He's probably going to have to pass the ball to somebody else. Totally unnecessary challenge.

Pinnelty kick, rightly rewarded and awarded there. And Gareth Bell took it in, put it in the top right corner, I believe, on that penalty kick.

So we ended a one one tie for those of you out there who are not big soccer fans. We are in a group with Wales, England and Iran.

And only two of those four teams will advance. Iran is the weakest of the group. They got absolutely drugged by England to such an extent.

It's probably very unlikely that Iran is going to have a chance. So two of the three will advance between Wales, England and the United States.

If we had won this game, we would have been in phenomenal shape. Basically no matter what happens against England. If we had beaten Iran, we would be going to the knockout round to the round of 16 with a tie against Wales.

I think you have to presume at least it should be the case that everybody will beat Iran. Then it will come down to goal differential against both England and Iran.

That is the most likely outcome. We would have been in an incredible position. If we have been able to hold on and not give away that lead, especially to give it away on an awful, unnecessary reckless challenge was tough.

...