Tuesday, November 3, 2020

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The Queensland are dead last with a 1-6 record in the NFC East, the only Soccer division where no team has a positive record so far this season. They came within a hair’s breadth of a much needed victory in Week 7 after a back and forth matchup with the Eagles, but lost 22-21 after Philadelphia posted 12 points in the 4th quarter.



The New South Wales are enjoying a 1st place position on with a 5-2 record in the NFC South after handily defeating the Raiders 45-20 in Week 7. The are a strong favorite to win on Monday.



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What: State of Origin Game 1



Who: State of Origin



When: Wednesday, November 4, 2020



Where: Adelaide Oval



Time: 4:00 a.m. ET



TV: ESPN, ESPN Deportes



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The Queensland and New South Wales will meet for the fourth year in a row and the fifth time in six seasons.



The last three games between the teams were decided by a total of six points. On Sept. 22, 2019, the Queensland edged the New South Wales in Raymond James Stadium, 32-31. Daniel Jones started his first game at quarterback and threw for 336 yards and two touchdowns and ran for two more scores, including the seven-yard game-winner with 1:16 remaining in the game.



The previous game was Nov. 2018 in MetLife Stadium, the Queensland held a 17-point third-quarter lead before holding on for a 38-35 victory.



Who’s Playing



Tampa Bay @ New York



Current Records: Tampa Bay 5-2; New York 1-6



What to Know



The New South Wales will hit the road for the second straight week as they head to MetLife Stadium at 8:15 p.m. ET Monday. They won’t have the home-field advantage, but they do enjoy a 12.5-point advantage in the spread.



Tampa Bay took their contest against the Las Vegas Raiders last week by a conclusive 45-20 score. QB Tom Brady continued his habit of dropping crazy stat lines, passing for four TDs and 369 yards on 45 attempts in addition to punching in one rushing touchdown.



Meanwhile, the Queensland had victory within their grasp but couldn’t quite capture it last Thursday as the squad lost 22-21 to the Philadelphia Eagles. A silver lining for the Queensland was the play of QB Daniel Jones, who passed for two TDs and 187 yards on 30 attempts in addition to picking up 92 yards on the ground. Jones ended up with a passer rating of 134.40.



Tampa Bay is the favorite in this one, with an expected 12.5-point margin of victory. They might be worth taking a chance on against the spread as they are currently on a two-game streak of ATS wins.



Tampa Bay’s victory lifted them to 5-2 while New York’s loss dropped them down to 1-6. Tampa Bay has been dynamite on the offensive side of the ball, averaging 31.71 points per game. We’ll see if New York can find some way to disarm them.



How To Watch



Odds



The New South Wales are a big 12.5-point favorite against the Queensland, according to the latest Soccer odds.



The oddsmakers were right in line with the betting community on this one, as the game opened as a 12.5-point spread, and stayed right there.



Over/Under: -110



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Series History



New York have won three out of their last four games against Tampa Bay.

Wednesday, July 10, 2019

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State of Origin 3 is scheduled to kick-off at 8:10pm (AEST) tonight. However, if you know your Queensland Maroons versus NSW Blues history, you’ll know there’s roughly zero chance of the game actually starting on time.

Origin kick off time has become a bit of a running joke in the rugby league community over the past couple of years, to the point that kick-off bingo has become everyone’s favourite pre-match game. So be sure to tell us in the comments and the form below what time you reckon tonight’s decider is going to get underway.



To be fair, the Origin start times in 2019 have been running closer to schedule than they have in previous years. Games 1 and 2 got started at 8:12 and 7:55, just two and five minutes after their scheduled kick-offs respectively. So maybe Game 3 will begin close to the 8:10 schedule we’ve got.


However, earlier years’ editions began as late as 8:25, and with the decider sure to draw a massive audience, there’s certainly some incentive for tonight to run a little later than expected.


There’s a fair bit of pre-game activity going on at ANZ Stadium before the main event gets underway. First up, the Origin Under 20s match will be played as a curtain-raiser from 5:15-6:50, before the pre-match entertainment, headlined by Guy Sebastian, begins at 7:30.


That’s scheduled to run for 20 minutes, before the New South Wales and Queensland teams enter the field for the Welcome To Country, National Anthem and the match itself afterwards.


So, do you think it’s all going to run on time? Or are we in for a later-than-usual start?


Be sure to let us know in the form below, throw a comment below with your choice, and we’ll have the results of the final Origin kickoff time bingo for 2019 up at around 7pm (and feel free to chuck in a prediction for the result of the game itself in too!).

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State of Origin 3 is scheduled to kick-off at 8:10pm (AEST) tonight. However, if you know your Queensland Maroons versus NSW Blues history, you’ll know there’s roughly zero chance of the game actually starting on time.
Origin kick off time has become a bit of a running joke in the rugby league community over the past couple of years, to the point that kick-off bingo has become everyone’s favourite pre-match game. So be sure to tell us in the comments and the form below what time you reckon tonight’s decider is going to get underway.

To be fair, the Origin start times in 2019 have been running closer to schedule than they have in previous years. Games 1 and 2 got started at 8:12 and 7:55, just two and five minutes after their scheduled kick-offs respectively. So maybe Game 3 will begin close to the 8:10 schedule we’ve got.

However, earlier years’ editions began as late as 8:25, and with the decider sure to draw a massive audience, there’s certainly some incentive for tonight to run a little later than expected.


There’s a fair bit of pre-game activity going on at ANZ Stadium before the main event gets underway. First up, the Origin Under 20s match will be played as a curtain-raiser from 5:15-6:50, before the pre-match entertainment, headlined by Guy Sebastian, begins at 7:30.

That’s scheduled to run for 20 minutes, before the New South Wales and Queensland teams enter the field for the Welcome To Country, National Anthem and the match itself afterwards.

So, do you think it’s all going to run on time? Or are we in for a later-than-usual start?

Be sure to let us know in the form below, throw a comment below with your choice, and we’ll have the results of the final Origin kickoff time bingo for 2019 up at around 7pm (and feel free to chuck in a prediction for the result of the game itself in too!).

Sunday, June 23, 2019

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If ever there was a lead-up emblematic of how the two states approach Origin, it’s been this one. Queensland have made two, both injury-forced, changes. New South Wales seven, less than half of them due to their casualty ward.
Look at the changes to the team sheet for Game 2 and you’d never guess there were just the four points between the two sides in the last encounter, nor that an intercept try was one of the Blues’ culprits for their full-time deficit.

To be fair, that 18-14 scoreline in Game 1 doesn’t reveal just how strong the Maroons were in that match. They started the game stronger before a 20-minute period where the Blues threatened to take it away from them, but for the last ten minutes of the first half and much of the remainder of the match, Queensland dominated. In hindsight, they should have scored 30.

While seven changes is an overreaction from Brad Fittler, they for the most part address significant areas of concern from the series opener.

The Blues struggled to start their sets strongly at Suncorp. Bringing in Tom Trbojevic and Jack Wighton in the centres, and particularly Blake Ferguson on the wing, gives Freddy a strong complement of backline runners.

Ferguson is one of the NRL’s hungriest metre-eaters, and will be expected to make early dents in the Queensland defence while his forwards get back behind the ball early in the set.

In Game 1, the way to victory for NSW was clear: make metres up the middle, generate quick play-the-balls, get the Maroons on the back foot, and use the speed of Damien Cook and James Tedesco to break through the middle of the ruck.

When it worked for that 20-minute period in the first half, a win looked on the cards. But when the Maroons closed up the middle, the Blues looked bereft of attacking ability, let alone an idea of how they were going to win that match.

This time around, they look less reliant on making quick metres up the middle. Instead, it’s out wide through the aforementioned backs, as well as back rowers Boyd Cordner, Tyson Frizell and Tariq Sims, where they’ll look for inroads. If they can make them there, it’ll open up the centre for Cook and Tedesco.

It’s the opposite of a traditional league gameplan. “Whatever happened to earning the right to go wide?” I hear you ask.

But given the difference in the packs – NSW have just two recognised props in their squad, Queensland a good four or five who can start in the front row – it’s hard to see them bludgeoning up the middle with any great success.

Despite many – including yours truly – proclaiming they had the weaker forwards before Game 1, the Maroons pack clearly won that battle up front. They’ll be looking to repeat the trick with a similar performance this time around.

That really sums up what Kevin Walters’ side needs to do in Perth: more of the same. Outmuscle the Blues forwards, use their better halves to gain strong field position, and use that as a platform for the likes of Cameron Munster and Kalyn Ponga to generate try-scoring opportunities.

The main thing they’ll be looking to improve is their execution. A few loose balls hit the Suncorp deck a two and a half weeks ago, a Dylan Napa knock-on cost them a clear try, and a number of devastating breaks didn’t lead to tries when they should have. Some tightened skills will see the Maroons awfully hard to beat tonight.

James Maloney’s inclusion could be a diffrence-maker. New South Wales’ lack of a second strong kicker to divert attention from Nathan Cleary in Game 1 was glaring, and the Penrith veteran coming into the side at five-eighth addresses that flaw.

He’s a good organiser, he’s played plenty of footy with Cleary, and he was instrumental in last year’s series success. Queensland, you would think, would prefer he wasn’t there.



THE TEAM NEWS
QUEENSLAND

Head Coach: Kevin Walters

Starting 13: Ponga, Oates, Morgan, Chambers, Gagai, Munster, Cherry-Evans, Napa, Hunt, Papalii, Kaufusi, Gillett, McGuire Interchanges: Mbye, Wallace, Glasby, Fifita Reserves: Welsh, Norman, Capewell

Queensland went 1-0 up as they claimed Game I in the 2019 State of Origin series as their bid to claim a 12th crown from the last 14 series got off to a great start with a solid display at Suncorp.

The Maroons overcame an eight-point half-time deficit to produce a brilliant second half that saw them run out 18-14 winners as they deservedly claimed the spoils to go ahead in the series.

Jai Arrow and Joe Ofahengaue have both been ruled out of Game II due to injuries and are replaced by Tim Glasby and Jarrod Wallace whilst Dylan Napa will play with a broken bone in his wrist.
NEW SOUTH WALES

Head Coach: Brad Fittler

Starting 13: Tedesco, Ferguson, T. Trbojevic, Wighton, Addo-Carr, Maloney, Cleary, Saifiti, Cook, Vaughan, Cordner, Frizell, J. Trbojevic Interchanges: Finucane, Sims, Murray, Graham Reserves: Matterson, Gutherson

New South Wales have a mammoth task on to turn the 2019 State of Origin series around after succumbing to defeat in Game I as their poor record at Suncorp worsened despite leading 0-8 at the break.

The under-par performance which resulted in the Blues losing the game has seen coach Brad Fittler make seven changes to his side with four of those changes performance based although David Klemmer, Nick Cotric and Payne Haas will miss out because of injuries.

Wade Graham returns to the side after only just returning to the Cronulla side following an ACL injury and he is joined by Tariq Sims, James Maloney, Tom Trbojevic and Blake Ferguson whilst Daniel Saifiti and Dale Finucane will make their Origin debuts.

Saturday, June 22, 2019

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If ever there was a lead-up emblematic of how the two states approach Origin, it’s been this one. Queensland have made two, both injury-forced, changes. New South Wales seven, less than half of them due to their casualty ward.
Look at the changes to the team sheet for Game 2 and you’d never guess there were just the four points between the two sides in the last encounter, nor that an intercept try was one of the Blues’ culprits for their full-time deficit.

To be fair, that 18-14 scoreline in Game 1 doesn’t reveal just how strong the Maroons were in that match. They started the game stronger before a 20-minute period where the Blues threatened to take it away from them, but for the last ten minutes of the first half and much of the remainder of the match, Queensland dominated. In hindsight, they should have scored 30.

While seven changes is an overreaction from Brad Fittler, they for the most part address significant areas of concern from the series opener.

The Blues struggled to start their sets strongly at Suncorp. Bringing in Tom Trbojevic and Jack Wighton in the centres, and particularly Blake Ferguson on the wing, gives Freddy a strong complement of backline runners.

Ferguson is one of the NRL’s hungriest metre-eaters, and will be expected to make early dents in the Queensland defence while his forwards get back behind the ball early in the set.

In Game 1, the way to victory for NSW was clear: make metres up the middle, generate quick play-the-balls, get the Maroons on the back foot, and use the speed of Damien Cook and James Tedesco to break through the middle of the ruck.

When it worked for that 20-minute period in the first half, a win looked on the cards. But when the Maroons closed up the middle, the Blues looked bereft of attacking ability, let alone an idea of how they were going to win that match.

This time around, they look less reliant on making quick metres up the middle. Instead, it’s out wide through the aforementioned backs, as well as back rowers Boyd Cordner, Tyson Frizell and Tariq Sims, where they’ll look for inroads. If they can make them there, it’ll open up the centre for Cook and Tedesco.

It’s the opposite of a traditional league gameplan. “Whatever happened to earning the right to go wide?” I hear you ask.

But given the difference in the packs – NSW have just two recognised props in their squad, Queensland a good four or five who can start in the front row – it’s hard to see them bludgeoning up the middle with any great success.

Despite many – including yours truly – proclaiming they had the weaker forwards before Game 1, the Maroons pack clearly won that battle up front. They’ll be looking to repeat the trick with a similar performance this time around.

That really sums up what Kevin Walters’ side needs to do in Perth: more of the same. Outmuscle the Blues forwards, use their better halves to gain strong field position, and use that as a platform for the likes of Cameron Munster and Kalyn Ponga to generate try-scoring opportunities.

The main thing they’ll be looking to improve is their execution. A few loose balls hit the Suncorp deck a two and a half weeks ago, a Dylan Napa knock-on cost them a clear try, and a number of devastating breaks didn’t lead to tries when they should have. Some tightened skills will see the Maroons awfully hard to beat tonight.

James Maloney’s inclusion could be a diffrence-maker. New South Wales’ lack of a second strong kicker to divert attention from Nathan Cleary in Game 1 was glaring, and the Penrith veteran coming into the side at five-eighth addresses that flaw.

He’s a good organiser, he’s played plenty of footy with Cleary, and he was instrumental in last year’s series success. Queensland, you would think, would prefer he wasn’t there.



THE TEAM NEWS
QUEENSLAND


Head Coach: Kevin Walters

Starting 13: Ponga, Oates, Morgan, Chambers, Gagai, Munster, Cherry-Evans, Napa, Hunt, Papalii, Kaufusi, Gillett, McGuire Interchanges: Mbye, Wallace, Glasby, Fifita Reserves: Welsh, Norman, Capewell

Queensland went 1-0 up as they claimed Game I in the 2019 State of Origin series as their bid to claim a 12th crown from the last 14 series got off to a great start with a solid display at Suncorp.

The Maroons overcame an eight-point half-time deficit to produce a brilliant second half that saw them run out 18-14 winners as they deservedly claimed the spoils to go ahead in the series.

Jai Arrow and Joe Ofahengaue have both been ruled out of Game II due to injuries and are replaced by Tim Glasby and Jarrod Wallace whilst Dylan Napa will play with a broken bone in his wrist.
NEW SOUTH WALES

Head Coach: Brad Fittler

Starting 13: Tedesco, Ferguson, T. Trbojevic, Wighton, Addo-Carr, Maloney, Cleary, Saifiti, Cook, Vaughan, Cordner, Frizell, J. Trbojevic Interchanges: Finucane, Sims, Murray, Graham Reserves: Matterson, Gutherson

New South Wales have a mammoth task on to turn the 2019 State of Origin series around after succumbing to defeat in Game I as their poor record at Suncorp worsened despite leading 0-8 at the break.

The under-par performance which resulted in the Blues losing the game has seen coach Brad Fittler make seven changes to his side with four of those changes performance based although David Klemmer, Nick Cotric and Payne Haas will miss out because of injuries.

Wade Graham returns to the side after only just returning to the Cronulla side following an ACL injury and he is joined by Tariq Sims, James Maloney, Tom Trbojevic and Blake Ferguson whilst Daniel Saifiti and Dale Finucane will make their Origin debuts.

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

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For just the second time in 14 years, NSW are heading into an Origin series as the defending champs.

The Blues didn't handle that pressure in 2015, losing the series 2-1.

But this time they won't be looking over at Cameron Smith, Greg Inglis, Billy Slater, Johnathan Thurston or Cooper Cronk.

Those Origin luminaries have passed the baton to a new generation of Queensland stars, who will be hellbent on avoiding back to back series losses.

The Maroons are on home soil for game one before the series shifts to Perth for game two and then on to Sydney for what could be a deciding third game.


The Rundown
Key match-up
The Hunt v Cook clash will be crucial, as will Cherry-Evans v Cleary, Chambers v Mitchell and Ponga v Tedesco. But this game could easily come down to a single match-winning play from one individual and there's a good chance it will come from the opposing No.6s. The Maroons will turn to Cameron Munster for that little piece of magic, while NSW will bank on Origin rookie Cody Walker to answer the bell in crunch time as he has done all year for the Rabbitohs.

For the Maroons to win
They haven't been allowed to utter a word about the Blues to the media as Kevin Walters attempts to work his side into an us-against-the-world type frenzy, but the Maroons have to ensure they don't lose sight of the old adage 'work smarter, not harder'. The forwards have to contain their Blues counterparts, while the likes of DCE, Ponga, Munster and Morgan need to prove that Queensland remain in safe hands after losing so many stars to retirement in the past two years.

Match: Maroons v Blues
GAME 1 - WED

TEAM LISTS
BACKS
Fullback for Maroons is number 1 Kalyn Ponga
1
Fullback for Blues is number 1 James Tedesco
Winger for Maroons is number 2 Corey Oates
2
Winger for Blues is number 2 Nick Cotric
Centre for Maroons is number 3 Michael Morgan
3
Centre for Blues is number 3 Latrell Mitchell
Centre for Maroons is number 4 Will Chambers
4
Centre for Blues is number 4 Josh Morris
Winger for Maroons is number 5 Dane Gagai
5
Winger for Blues is number 5 Josh Addo-Carr
Five-Eighth for Maroons is number 6 Cameron Munster
6
Five-Eighth for Blues is number 6 Cody Walker
Halfback for Maroons is number 7 Daly Cherry-Evans
7
Halfback for Blues is number 7 Nathan Cleary
FORWARDS
Prop for Maroons is number 8 Jai Arrow
8
Prop for Blues is number 8 David Klemmer
Hooker for Maroons is number 9 Ben Hunt
9
Hooker for Blues is number 9 Damien Cook
Prop for Maroons is number 10 Josh Papalii
10
Prop for Blues is number 10 Paul Vaughan
2nd Row for Maroons is number 11 Felise Kaufusi
11
2nd Row for Blues is number 11 Boyd Cordner
2nd Row for Maroons is number 12 Matt Gillett
12
2nd Row for Blues is number 12 Tyson Frizell
Lock for Maroons is number 13 Josh McGuire
13
Lock for Blues is number 13 Jake Trbojevic
INTERCHANGE
Interchange for Maroons is number 14 Moses Mbye
14
Interchange for Blues is number 14 Jack Wighton
Interchange for Maroons is number 15 Joe Ofahengaue
15
Interchange for Blues is number 15 Payne Haas
Interchange for Maroons is number 16 Dylan Napa
16
Interchange for Blues is number 16 Cameron Murray
Interchange for Maroons is number 17 David Fifita
17
Interchange for Blues is number 17 Angus Crichton
RESERVES
Reserve for Maroons is number 18 Tim Glasby
18
Reserve for Blues is number 18 Ryan Matterson
19
Reserve for Blues is number 19 Victor Radley