Sentence examples similar to beat up team from inspiring English sources

"I've never seen a more injured, beat up football team in my life," Temple Coach Bobby Wallace said.

One of the parents of a player on the beat-up team said he was glad the team had not forfeited, and that "every kid who was out there wanted to play and not give up".

"It was great to see Dan score twice on his debut," said Harlequins' coach Rob Powell, "and I though it was a fantastic effort from a young and beat-up team".

Syllogistically, the Yankees could be viewed this way: good teams beat up on bad teams, the Yankees beat up on bad teams, therefore the Yankees are a good team.

The host Redskins finally combined imagination, talent and a degree of spirited play worthy of a playoff-caliber team and beat up a bad team early.

Even a historically bad SEC team can beat up a solid team from the SWAC.

Both are bad omens for the Jets against the Indianapolis Colts; championship teams beat up on bad teams, and get at least a couple of big wins against good teams.

After a vicious race, Mr Perdue knows he has to reunite his party: "you beat up on your team mates and then you've got to go and talk to them in the locker room".

That means three teams that are 30-0 will beat up on three teams that are 14-16.

The Yankees' ability to beat up on bad teams has been a hallmark of the team's success going back to the 1920's.

They are doing something that good franchises do: beat up on bad teams.