Tommy Vietor

But from an actual competitive POV, this is the most talented group of individuals we've ever had.

But the crazy thing is, you know, our women kick ass, take names, win things.

Our men,

in the whole history of our nation going right back to george washington who i like to believe would have loved the football um we've won one knockout game in world cup history which is shocking for a nation um like ours that invented animal style burgers at uh in and out and you know the cronut put you know human beings on the moon democracy all those things um

So I'd say if we can win two knockout games, which we stand a good chance of in this very bloated, big gulp, massive World Cup, it would be an incredible result.

This World Cup is going to be big, whether the US do well or not, but the US boys will write their narrative into it, which is critical.

Christian Pulisic is, if you're a football fan, you'll know, he's jokingly called the LeBron James of soccer.

He's from Hershey, Pennsylvania.

He was the prince that was promised.

He broke through into this team when he was 17.

He is probably the most talented outfield player we've ever had in terms of his accomplishments in European football.

He's a very sensitive human being.

He needs to love and be loved.

I just went on first tape with Stephen A. Smith and compared him to Trey Young as a player that can do unbelievable things.

If he feels great, Stephen A. Smith slapped me down, went mad.

That's a terrible comparison, he said, and then went off on Trey Young for a long, long period of time.

But I'll stand by it.

And then there's so many remarkable human beings.

I really do root for this team as individuals.

There's a beautiful man, Chris Richards, son of Alabama, Birmingham, Alabama, SEC country, Roll Tide.