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"Out-coached"
"Out-executed"
"Plays the game the right way"
"Gritty"
"Clutch"
I also distaste mixing sports metaphors.
Example 1: In a football game, when the QB chucks it deep, the announcer says, "They go for the home run!" No, they're going for a touchdown. It's not baseball.
Example 2: In a baseball game, when the CF makes a nice catch, the announcer says, "He's playing safety back there." No, he's playing center field.
"Out-executed"
"Plays the game the right way"
"Gritty"
"Clutch"
I also distaste mixing sports metaphors.
Example 1: In a football game, when the QB chucks it deep, the announcer says, "They go for the home run!" No, they're going for a touchdown. It's not baseball.
Example 2: In a baseball game, when the CF makes a nice catch, the announcer says, "He's playing safety back there." No, he's playing center field.
"We're taking it one game at a time" - so overused. everyone looks ahead, just some get caught doing it.
"He gave 110 percent" - impossible. dumb.
"They just wanted it more" - all it takes to win now is more desire than the other team has.
"They just know how to win" - scoring more points than the other team? omg! I figured it out, now I know how to win!
"He gave 110 percent" - impossible. dumb.
"They just wanted it more" - all it takes to win now is more desire than the other team has.
"They just know how to win" - scoring more points than the other team? omg! I figured it out, now I know how to win!
I mute it and play music, 95% of the things outta their mouths is BS.
Edit: i can stand football announcers... basketball, no way
I listen for stats that I'm curious about and calls on fouls and such. Everything else... bleh
Ooh, I'd like to change mine to "At the end of the day, they just made more plays than we did".
