Paris Olympics Discussion Thread

[GamecockFam]

I enjoyed but don't fully understand the whole scoring system behind it. Should it be an Olympic sport? Don't know, but ballroom dancing was also considered if I recall correctly.

I remember golf being considered debatable when was added and some people will be wondering the same with flag football coming to Los Angeles in 2028. Not all sports translate to the Olympics but at least they're giving it a chance.

I like the idea of the host nation putting a dash of their culture into the games by including a sport that is locally revered. I hope this starts a tradition for these "one-off" types of sports that are unique to an Olympics. Flag football fills that gap for 2028 in Los Angeles with US culture.

I agree with you though, Breaking doesn't feel like an Olympic sport.

 

[Dillon77]

Well, the Olympic Gold match is off and running (U.S.A. vs. France). All of the participants are pro's now, but sometimes there's a match-up that goes back through time, Specifically, two college rivals from an intense rivalry are on opposite sides of this match: Gabby Williams of France (UConn) and Jackie Young (ND). Gabby's been all over the place so far (what else is new) and Young is trying to do whatever is needed for her team (ditto). 10-5 U.S. so far.

 

[Vowelguy]

If France could hit any shots, they’d have a decent lead.

 

[Vowelguy]

Ionescu Loyd DT last 3

 

[Vowelguy]

US on pace for 29 turnovers

 

[HuskyNan]

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