So it felt like a good time to write a second blog so here I am. Writing the second blog (Thank you MidnightPanther for help starting). I feel like this puts me slightly behind schedule but I am determined to succeed in this class and give Mr. Fullerton my best everyday :eagerness: Tonight I think I will focus on physics as it relates to our soccer team because a few hours ago we suffered another poor loss and I will use physics to explain why. Well first of all, on a note more related to chemistry I believe, I am feeling sick because it was very cold on the turf tonight. But as for our 2-0 loss to Webster Thomas, I don't think our coaches have the right to blame us. They should blame the laws of physics instead, for they were affecting out game all around us. We can start with case in point, the ball. How can someone expect us to drop it into the perfect place each and every time when variations in air pressure pumped in to the ball causes the initial velocity to be different, and we dont have the time to calculate it! In addition, it was very, very windy, which caused incredibly unpredictable drag forces which, in combination with the lack luster aerodynamics of the ball makes it very difficult to accurately predict the place the ball will land based on the trajectory. Next we can talk about the turf. Physics is all around it!!!! How are we supposed to win when our team is not supplied with the kinetic nor static coefficients of friction OR the weight of the ball to help us calculate normal force and the force of friction. The only thing that could even be sort of out fault is shooting. Whether we sky it because we miss judge our initial velocities and the angles at which they are applied or hit it short for the same reason, the player can be at fault for this I suppose. That concludes tonights post, for I am tired.:beaten:

HE DIDNT JUST SAY WHAT I THINK HE DID.......DIDDY!:tyrannosaurus: