For crying out loud, curling is even more exciting. Bring on The Open.
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I don't really see the cycling is all that either.
I guess you're right.
Goat rodeos will only carry you so far, then it's either defiling your own kids or that.
I guess I get it...a little.
Once upon a time I had no interest in women's college basketball. That changed in the 1994-95 season when UConn won its first championship under Auriemma. Since then, I follow the UConn women's team very closely. The women's game is a quality product especially as the athleticism in women's BB has evolved. I regard it as a more pure form of basketball though it certainly does not feature the speed and athleticism of the men's game. That's not an issue for me. I like the passing game to set up open shots and in UConn's case, the relentless perfection and team play. I prefer it to any level of the men's game, especially the NBA, which I find unwatchable.OklaB, I think there are sports like the NBA where the skill and athleticism are so obvious, that it is fun to watch no matter who is playing. And there are some sports where if you have a dog in the hunt, that it makes the difference.
For me, almost any female sports lacks the greatness to watch. But I did watch some of the WCWS this year. I guess pulling against the SEC has given me a reason.
I will also watch some MLB stuff even if it is not the Rangers. But mostly them. But I hardly ever watch the NL only the AL. Maybe just do not like watching pitchers bat.
For crying out loud, curling is even more exciting. Bring on The Open.
Soccer and American football are basically the same, get you best player in space. Hell you say soccer is boring what about OU football at times last year?
For crying out loud, curling is even more exciting. Bring on The Open.
If you live in Germany, you can watch kids with a soccer ball everywhere. They'll walk along keeping the ball in the air with their toes and knees. They'll kick the ball into the air and see how long they can keep it there. Five minutes is not unusual.
1. Football
2. Basketball
3. Baseball
I'm much the same as Oklabama. At 66, the only sports I care about and follow closely are baseball (Yankees, since the early '60's), college football (OU, since the mid-'50's) and women's college basketball (UConn, since 1994-95). I've pretty much circled the wagons and streamlined my sports interest over the past few years. I watch a few minutes each season of pro football and watch the dog and pony show they call the NFL draft for comic relief.....watching Mel Kiper have multiple orgasms while talking about the abilities of Tonsillitis Johnson from Western Tennessee A & M and seeing the fat slobs in the audience cheer and boo each selection. Watching Chris Berman holler his remarks as he seemingly tries to hold in a fart, or worse. Saturday Night Live could have done a great skit on this.No argument. That is talented. So is juggling 5 balls in the air, but how long do you want to watch someone juggling balls? For me, watching people running up and down a field kicking a ball that rarely gets into the net is boring. That's what I liked about Barry Switzer's teams. They scored a lot of points, ran for a lot of yards, and eliminated the other team from doing the same. Actually, Bob's teams have been even more exciting. Both teams go up and down the field. Sorry, I admit it. I am a boring one sport fan with regard to watching sports. I like college football and much all other team sports blow. I can be criticized for being that way and its doesn't matter. It's okay.
Making the fewest mistakes keeps you from being scored upon. Scoring is probably more of a skill than in football. Generally, it involves getting the ball centered from somewhere else and causing it to change direction instantaneously and under control. Otherwise, it is just another of the great number of misses. As many people as play soccer worldwide, there are probably fewer great goal makers than halfbacks in football who can run the ball in.
They are athletes.
When I watch at home I have replays, eatable food, my wife and Beagle with me and a bathroom down the hall.....plus if the game gets out of reach for my team, I can watch something else or go somewhere. And now, when my team loses, I just put it behind me. Life goes on.....even after a 48-14 or 40-6 blow out loss.
For crying out loud, curling is even more exciting. Bring on The Open.