Halflings without a chance? Those treemen look sorta scary.kurupt87 said:I think the Lizardmen will take it. Their combination of a really strong frontline with the crazy mobility of their Skink backline is just so good. Especially when they have the experience and skills to back it up which, at this competitive level, is a given.
it will be the 6 man kind apparently and there seems to be just enough countries willing to participate for it to be accepted. Also hi five im a big Seahawk fan and yeah im hoping they go all the way this yearRylot said:Seattle's still in it? Sweet! I'm rooting them since I'm originally from that area. It would be nice to actually have a Superbowl win. Granted I haven't really been keeping up with it since I'm never around people who watch it anymore. Watching football by yourself is just kinda weird.
Edit: I'm not sure how American Football would work in the Olympics. It really doesn't seem popular enough around the world. I'm also not sure how the competition would work. Normally teams have a week to recuperate and plan. Seems like players would also be way more injury prone having to play games so close together. Are they actually talking about doing that?
Nah, that's not C'thulhu's style. Bruno Mars is more likely to summon Nyarlothotep, he's more than trolly enough to go for this.Vanbael said:Cthulhu will win. Bruno Mars will open his mouth and awaken Cthulhu with his annoying music during the halftime show. I'm sure there's a chance.
Well I do hope something like that happens. I don't like New England as it is, but then again, I'd prefer Seattle over Denver. And with both Ravens and Saints out, I am just rooting for "Not Patriots", really.Trucken said:I'll stick with the prediction I made before the season started, Denver vs. Seattle with Seattle winning it. I'll admit that both New England and San Francisco look good, but I'll stick with my first pick.
Seattle was one of the teams favored before the season started actually, and they've had the best season they've had, since I've been watching anyway.Rylot said:Seattle's still in it? Sweet! I'm rooting them since I'm originally from that area. It would be nice to actually have a Superbowl win. Granted I haven't really been keeping up with it since I'm never around people who watch it anymore. Watching football by yourself is just kinda weird.
heres and article I found on it,Branindain said:As a huge football fan (president, secretary and treasurer of the one-member South Australian Tennessee Titans Fan Club) I gotta say I REALLY don't see it going to the Olympics. It would be enjoyable (if one-sided) but it ain't gonna happen. Of course, if you have evidence to the contrary you're welcome to source me.
I tipped Seattle & New England. My first aim (getting rid of the *#&@! Colts) was achieved, now I'm gonna see off Peyton if I can.
Baseball has had recognition for decades, still didn't get vote in for 2016.ecoho said:heres and article I found on it,Branindain said:As a huge football fan (president, secretary and treasurer of the one-member South Australian Tennessee Titans Fan Club) I gotta say I REALLY don't see it going to the Olympics. It would be enjoyable (if one-sided) but it ain't gonna happen. Of course, if you have evidence to the contrary you're welcome to source me.
I tipped Seattle & New England. My first aim (getting rid of the *#&@! Colts) was achieved, now I'm gonna see off Peyton if I can.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/american-football-provisional-recognition-international-olympic-committee-possible-medal-sport-2024-121013
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