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What type of sports fan are you?

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Sports Freak - watches anything at anytime

 

Hard Core- Watches all of the major sports and knows something about the lesser sports

 

Local- Pays attention mostly the local or regional major team on all level

 

Fan- Only pays attention to the big local teams.

Probably a hard core fan that is slowly drifting to move local (or more like the teams I follow). Just less and less time and at times, less interest.

Hardcore: High School football, basketball, & softball, as well as, College softball & football

 

Watched the equivalent of one half of the ENTIRE college basketball season, maybe two minutes of the NCAA Tourney.

 

Can't remember the last time I watched an entire NFL game, and haven't watched a minute of the Super Bowl for 10+ years.

 

MLB, might watch an inning or two every once in a while, but love listening to games.

Probably a hard core fan that is slowly drifting to move local (or more like the teams I follow). Just less and less time and at times, less interest.

 

Same for me.

I would say we are all some type of hard core fan.

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I would say we are all some type of hard core fan.
Most are hardcore about their team(s) but that does not make them a hardcore sports fan.

I fall somewhere between hardcore and local.

Probably a hard core fan that is slowly drifting to move local (or more like the teams I follow). Just less and less time and at times, less interest.

 

This

I am a hybrid.

 

Somewhere between sports freak and hard core. A busy life keeps me from being full blown sports freak.

local and social.

I donate to the athletic departments of Morehead State, UK, and USF.

 

I'm currently a season ticket holder for USF football, mens basketball, women's basketball, men's soccer, baseball, and softball. This academic year we had women's soccer tickets, too. I attend nearly all of the games I have tickets for.

 

I had Buccaneers season tickets last fall, as well.

 

Last fall I made 2 USF road games, 2 UK home games, and I took in the Ravens/Bengals game up there.

 

I got to one high school game at Sickles, here, and got to see Ryle at Boone County.

 

I also have season tickets to the Clearwater Threshers, who opened the season tonight. Mrs. S and I made 51 of the 70 home games last year.

 

Last season I only made one Rays game and this spring only one Lightning game. I think that's why the Bolts are doing so well. They tend not to win when I show up.

 

Needless to say that a major portion of my yearly income goes to sports.

 

The AD at USF introduced me to a new associate AD at a baseball game a few weeks ago. He referred to me as a hardcore diehard fan.

 

I'm good with that.

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