The saddest fan ever, a breakdown

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AI GeneratedA dramatic emotional rollercoaster for an Arizona football fan as her team battles TCU. After starting in a state of total hopelessness, the fan experiences a whirlwind of emotions—from despair to joy and eventually triumph—as Arizona executes a late-game comeback involving a touchdown, a successful onside kick, and a game-winning field goal.
This is a sad Arizona football fan, about as sad as they come.
Let's take a look at why she's so sad.
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TCU is up eight, Arizona chasing them down.
They have the ball.
It's second and goal, but the QB is scrambling and then throws it,
and it's out of bounds, just threw it away.
And that was enough to limit the hope of this fan
and make her the saddest fan I have ever seen.
Just...
So comically sad, hopeless, but the coach, he's not hopeless.
Look at him.
He's like, we got a lot of time left.
We got two plays left to QB balls in my hands.
I feel great.
Look at all the stickers on my helmet.
I've earned it.
Third and goal, two chances.
They say we only need one hits his man in the corner.
There's a touchdown.
And now look at the change.
It's happiness.
It's not sadness anymore.
Looked like he tripped, but he kind of just went down and got it.
They reviewed it.
They say clean catch.
And that was enough to go
from the saddest girl in the world on the left
to the happiest on the right.
It's a big swing.
In a motion, sports are a wild thing.
Now, they still are losing by two.
They have to get the two-point conversion to tie the game.
They have to get a stop, and then they have to score to win,
but she's got hope now.
She's on the hope train.
They say, we're going for two.
They put the running back in motion,
and then I think another guy is going to jet across the field.
Yep, so everybody is moving.
That's going to be the target, I believe.
One guy almost sacks the QB, makes a move,
and then throws it, and it's off the hands.
And no good.
Oh, but no problem.
Coach says we still got hope.
We're only down two.
Are they going to onside kick it?
Not traditionally.
They're going to go with the little pooch kick from French, the kicker.
Little French kick over the hands team into this guy's hands.
And there's a reason he's not in the front lines.
Puts the ball down.
They gobble it up.
Look at the sideline.
Look at coach.
Head coach, all the assistants are cheering.
Look at head coach coming.
Hey, chill out, chill out, chill out, chill out.
Tell me, tell me something good.
Tell me something good.
Tell me, yeah!
Yes!
Yes!
He had a losing season his first year.
Oh, and look how happy she is.
Now, she can't even contain herself.
Head coach Brent Brennan went 4-8 in his first year,
but a winning season last year.
And look at that.
Let's watch it again.
In number 42's hands.
But that's a tough grab, you know?
That's like your best receiver's going to try and make that.
Looking over the shoulder, the ball is in a spiral.
It's end over end, and then it hits the ground,
and look who is there to gobble it up right
before him.
I think number 42 right here, he's like, oh, okay, it's okay.
I can fall on that and recover it.
No, you can't.
Out of nowhere.
Watch this.
I ISO'd him.
He's just booking it.
Just a dead sprint.
Sees it the whole way, full of speed on it,
and now it's going to come down to Money Mike,
number 19, Michael Salgado Medina.
He had himself.
A tough year last year, coach stood by him,
defended him publicly when everyone was saying,
don't give this kid the ball.
And now he's not even trying to score the winning touchdown.
He's killing clock and he's just moving the ball a little bit
because he trusts his guy,
money, Mike.
He stood by his side the whole time.
This kid can hit deep field goals.
It's consistency that he struggled with.
Look at him on the sideline preparing deep breaths.
A lot of tension.
I think there's a coach
who can sense all this tension.
He's going to walk up,
make him smile,
say something to him,
some slaps to the head.
He's like,
all right, coach, trust me.
All right, focus the eyes.
Here we go.
Lock in.
See the target.
Fourth and four,
43 remaining on the clock
to give them a one-point lead.
Has to make it.
Has to be good.
They scored the touchdown.
They recovered the kick.
They put it through the uprights to take the lead.
Show me that sad girl.
Well, first, let's look at money.
Mike screaming.
His teammates love him pounding his head.
Coach, he never had a doubt.
He goes to pick up his one line.
He's like, let's go.
Go!
A little nice acknowledgement there.
Everybody is feeling great, but there are 40 seconds left on the clock.
TCU, they're looking to get above 500, a winning record.
They have some time left.
They just got to control the ball,
move it downfield, make it a game to remember.
First play in the air, picked off, game over, never had a chance.
It was Arizona the whole way.
Show me that sad girl.
I want to see her.
I like the celebration to the mascot.
Could be doing more.
Could be doing more of the coach.
Now you're going to see him.
Now he's like completely happy because they won.
Oh, yes.
She's waving goodbye.
So from sad to joyous to cocky and ---- talking.
What a journey.
Gotta love sports.
Hats off to the broadcast team for just being like, go back to her.
Go back to her.
And it paid off.
Let's just look at her how sad she was one more time.
Because this is the saddest we ever saw.
Oh,
oh,
oh,
oh,
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