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America may be known for football, but social media went nuts when a team of Japanese boys beat the American team in the IFAF U20 World Junior Football Championships on Wednesday.Football may be a way of life for many in the U.S., but apparently, we are not sending our best to the championships. The U.S. team lost to Japan in a lopsided 41-20 rout in Edmonton.Social media users asked that very question. To say they were shocked at the result is to understate the reaction.
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