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Choose your preferred pop culture lede: 1. I’m just sitting in my seat and waiting for some goals! (to change these games) 2. Josh Wolff definitely has a method, but is it a system or anything resembling a process ? During the 2023 season, the Austin FC online realm was full of discussion about Josh Wolff and his “system”, “style” and any other term that essentially stands in for “how this team is working together to try to score goals.” To make sure we are all starting from the same point, I will give my basic understanding of the Wolff/Austin FC system: The goal is to disorganized the opponent with the ball, while maintain high levels of possession and using that possession to create high-value chances at shots on goal. Austin has also attempted to maximize set pieces, frequently utilizing short corners and long throws, but that’s not what we’re discussing right now. The above-mentioned discourse included, and still includes, discussions of whether the style of play and focus on po

My fantasy team(s) looked great in October. Now I'm placing waiver claims on QBs that have Madden franchise mode computer-generated player names. Nobody cares about that, though; to the maps! The incredible people at 506 Sports make an NFL TV coverage map every week. I enjoy the minutiae of sports more than actual sports in most cases, and I love geography, so this one of my favorite sports-related things to look at. I've been sharing with a group chat and adding some of own highlights and analysis. The length of this endeavor has now exceeded the socially acceptable limit for a post in a group chat, so it's going to live here for as long as I remember to write it. This is probably the least interesting set of maps since I started doing this. This week's map post can be found here:  506 Sports Week 10 Coverage Map PSA: There's a Frankfurt game again on Sunday morning. Check your local listings and fantasy lineups accordingly. PSA 2: There are a lot of parenthetical

This is a place on the internet to hear jokes and observations about sports games you probably won't be able to watch. This week, my favorite player to watch is in Germany this week playing in a stadium built for my actual favorite sport to watch. But I digress. Let's get to the maps! The incredible people at 506 Sports make an NFL TV coverage map every week. I enjoy the minutiae of sports more than actual sports in most cases, and I love geography, so this one of my favorite sports-related things to look at. I've been sharing with a group chat and adding some of own highlights and analysis. The length of this endeavor has now exceeded the socially acceptable limit for a post in a group chat, so it's going to live here for as long as I remember to write it. This is probably the least interesting set of maps since I started doing this. This week's map post can be found here: 506 Sports Week 9 Coverage Map . CBS Single This is the fun messy one this week! The Seattle

The incredible people at 506 Sports make an NFL TV coverage map every week. I enjoy the minutiae of sports more than actual sports in most cases, and I love geography, so this one of my favorite sports-related things to look at. I've been sharing with a group chat and adding some of own highlights and analysis. The length of this endeavor has now exceeded the socially acceptable limit for a post in a group chat, so it's going to live here for as long as I remember to write it. This is probably the least interesting set of maps since I started doing this. This week's map post can be found here:  506 Sports NFL Week 8 Map CBS Early Jaguars/Steelers is the national game here, which, ok I guess? I know Jacksonville is good now, but it still feels weird (for them to be good, and to be on TV outside of northeast Florida). Jets/Giants only available in New York, more or less, and the same goes for Pats/Dolphins in their home areas, except for the latter being on in central Alabama

The incredible people at 506 Sports make an NFL TV coverage map every week. I enjoy the minutiae of sports more than actual sports in most cases, and I love geography, so this one of my favorite related things to look at. I've been sharing with a group chat and adding some of own highlights and analysis. The length of this endeavor has now exceeded the socially acceptable limit for a post in a group chat, so it's going to live here for as long as I remember to write it. This is probably the least interesting set of maps since I started doing this. This week's map post can be found here:  506 Sports NFL Week 6 Map   Bye: Green Bay and Pittsburgh America's Teams and Divisions The Cowboys (Monday) and Chiefs (Thursday), who typically rule the late afternoon slate on one or both networks, are both on national TV this week. So are the Giants (Sunday night), but the Eagles are the geographical champs of the afternoon games, so the American will get every helping they want of

I’ve seen a lot of discussion around Austin FC that focuses on differences between 2022 and 2023. The roster is not significantly different from last year though the differences have increased throughout the year.   When I think of soccer, I think of it in terms of stats and tactics, maybe to my own detriment. As such, I wondered what demonstrable, measurable ways the team has changed from the previous season to the current one. A lot the national discussion surrounding Austin in 2022 was xG over performance, something I was well aware of, being the kind of person that keeps FotMob open while I’m watching most matches. The tactics have been relatively similar to my eye, with even the occasional difference in shape still including the same principles of play including maintaining possession, keeping a high defensive line and playing a lot of passes sideways, all in the name of Disorganizing The Opponent With The Ball. I’ll leave further analysis of tactical differences to someone with a