Claims extracted
27
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
3 of 27 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
67/100
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
We had an Ivy League thriller during Friday night's three-pack college football weekend appetizer, with the University of Pennsylvania and Columbia going down to the wire in Philadelphia.
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University → have → Philadelphia
While the rest of the country flipped between Memphis, App State and Purdue, I was locked in the Ivy League battle of the year.
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I → flip → year
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page → contain → partners
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News → sign → wager
This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.
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that → create → newsroom
It's called GRINDING, folks.
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It → call → ?
Anyway, I'm glad I was, because this one had it all.
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one → have → it
And, of course, a finish that left me utterly speechless on multiple different levels.
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that → leave → levels
Before we dive into the Xs and Os, take a look:
Feel like an Ivy League school should've thought this through
Amazing.
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school → dive → this
You just don't expect that sort of foolishness out of an Ivy League roster, right?
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You → expect → roster
Sure, there are other programs where you wouldn't be surprised to see this level of idiocy (I won't name names), but not Penn.
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I → be → names
These are supposed to be the smartest dudes on the planet, and they can't run a simple fire drill with the clock ticking down?
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clock → suppose → drill
Why are they rushing their field goal kicker out there?
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they → rush → kicker
He caught it was 10 seconds to go.
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it → catch → ?
The clock stops on a first down in college football when its under two minutes to go in a half.
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clock → stop → half
So the clock was stopped.
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clock → stop → ?
And they instead opted to sprint the field goal unit onto the field, and have the kicker quickly try a 52-yard field goal?
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kicker → opt → goal
Clearly, the kicker had no idea what was happening, by the way.
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what → have → way
He came sprinting into the camera with four seconds left, barely lined up (he looked too close), and then came up woefully short with the kick.
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he → sprint → kick
Columbia wins.
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Columbia → win → ?
We've seen a lot of dumb football over the past week, mostly out of the NFL.
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We → see → NFL
You had Nick Sirianni doing dumb things across the pond with the ill-fated kickoff, and then Jayden Daniels and the Commanders running what just may be the dumbest play of all time in overtime against the Giants.
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what → have → Giants
I won't put this disaster by Penn on that level, but it's up there.
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it → put → level
A quick spike of the ball, and maybe one more pass play to try and gain a free 3-4 yards would've put the kicker in a much better spot.
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spike → try → spot
He probably drills it if that happens.
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that → drill → it
Instead, we got ... whatever that was.
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that → get → ?
I think we all expected better out of an Ivy League school.
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we → think → school
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