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Many of the boys on my son's team, on the other hand, play other sports in other seasons. My son, for example, plays (or has played) extended stay hotels phoenix arizona baseball, basketball, lacrosse and soccer. He has also run track and cross-country.
What his team lacks in soccer technique, they compensate for in brute effort. Sometimes hustling their way to victory works. Sometimes it doesn't. Often, my son is so spent after a game he can barely talk for 15 minutes.
The Latino fans have noisemakers. Listening to their crowd noise during the ebb and flow of the game, it sounds like people riding a roller coaster. They anticipate the ups and downs on the field before they happen.
The Caucasian parents are more urgent, barking instructions and encouragement. Effort, effort, effort is what they want. (This describes me, by the way.) Losing is OK. But losing with unspent fuel in the tank is frowned upon.
People extended stay hotels phoenix arizona in Congress may think they can dictate the terms of the immigration debate. But sports is how Americas welcome immigrants. If soccer turns out to the cultural icebreaker for a generation of American youth, it puts them way ahead of the game.
Mark Kennedy is the editor extended stay hotels phoenix arizona of the Times Free Press opinion pages and writes the Sunday "Life Stories" column. He also writes a Saturday automotive column, "Test Drive," for the Business section. For 13 years, Kennedy was features editor of the newspaper, and before that he was the newspaper's first Sunday editor. The Times Free Press Life section won the state press award for Best Community Lifestyles four times during his tenure. Before Chattanooga's newspapers ...
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