1. Year\n 2. Place\n 3. Teams\n 4. Shape of Ball
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Princeton, played the first game of intercollegiate football on Nov. 6, 1869
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1. argentina\n2. spain\n3. mexico
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1 with the Lakers as a player in the 70s\n4 with the Lakers as the coach in the 80s\n1 with the Heat as the coach this year.
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Group A\nGermany \nPoland\n\nGroup B\nEngland\nSweden\n\nGroup C\nArgentina\nNetherlands\n\nGroup D\nMexico\nPortugal\n\nGroup E\nItaly\nCzech Republic\n\nGroup F\nBrazil\nCroatia\n\nGroup G\nFrance\nKorea Republic\n\nGroup H\nSpain\nUkraine\n\nI think this 16 country will get thought the group stage, it would be easy but this teams will get thought
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USA 7\nItaly 5\nCzech 2\nGhana 1
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A: Germany, Ecuador\nB: England, Trinidad and Tobago\nC: Argentina, Netherlands\nD: Mexico, Portugal\nE: Czech, Italy\nF: Australia, Brazil\nG: Switzerland, Korea\nH; Spain, Tunisia
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Cover 2\n   Corners have flats, safties have deep halfs, \n   Outside backers have hook to curl, Mid backer (or \n   backers if in a 3-4) have mid hole.\n\nCover 3\n   Corners have outside deep thirds, we play the FS \n   in the deep middle third and the SS or Rover has\n   curl to hook, Outside backers have flats, Mike\n   (mid backer)  has curl to hook.\n\nCover 4\n   Corners have deep quarter, safties have deep \n   middle quarter, the Will and Sam (outside backers)\n   have curl to flat, mid backer or Mike has\n   basically the whole middle of the field.
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heres how it goes\ngame1)Dallas\ngame2)Dallas\ngame3)Miami\ngame4)Miami\ngame5)Miami\ngame6)Dallas\ngame7)Dallas
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Usually you split it into two divisions with four in each division. Each team plays the other seven teams once or twice (that's good for 7 or 14 weeks) then you start a playoffs. 1st plays 4th, 2nd plays 3rd in both divisions. Then you have a divisional final and then a championship final. You should have consolation rounds as well for the teams that lose out in the first round of the playoffs.
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To win the world cup a team needs to win at least 4 times:\n- suppose the team ties 3 times in the first round (no wins) and advance in the second round.\n- second round needs to win to advance to quarter finals (1 time)\n- quarterfinals needs to win to advance into semi-finals (2 times)\n- semi-finals need to win to advance to the final (3 times)\n- win the final (4 times)
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1) they have Kasey Keller\n\n2) this years team look a whole lot better that a few of the ones we had before.\n\n3) again they have KASEY KELLER.
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1, 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32
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1. Football\n2. Baseball\n3. Basketball\n\nsoccer sucks
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1/4\nFRANCE\n\n\n\nArgentina\nBrazil\nGermany\nEngland\nItaly\nPortugal\n\n1/2\nFRANCE\n\n\nGermany\nArgentina\nBrazil\n\nFinal\nFrance vs Germany\n\nchamp:FRANCE
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No the top 2 teams moves on...everyone in the group plays 3 games...against each other (4 in a group) the 2 with the highest point total advance to a knockout round...then the quarterfinal...semifinals...and then the finals.
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Each of the 8 groups have 4 teams. The 4 teams play each other once - 3 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, 0 points for a loss. After all the group matches are completed, the top 2 teams from each group move on to the knockout stages. Should there be a tie within a group between teams moving into the knockout stages, the following tie-breakers are used:\n\n1) Goal differential (goals scored minus goals allowed)\n2) Total goals scored\n3) Head-to-head result\n4) Drawing of lots (in essence, a random drawing - think coin-flip)\n\nOnce the top 2 teams from each group are set, pairings for the knockout stages are setup. Group A's top seed will face Group B's 2nd seed, and vice versa; Group C's top seed will face Group D's 2nd seed, vice versa, and so on.  Top seeds from Groups A, C, E, and G are on one side of the knockout bracket, with top seeds from Groups B, D, F, and H on the other side - this means it is possible for the top two teams from one group to face each other again in the World Cup Finals.
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baseball:  bosox\nfootball:  redskins\ncollage:   tennessee