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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

PUSH

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I very much see your point! I am NOT a fan of the NIL as I think it has almost ruined college sports. I will say after moving to Florida I have seen more of a lean to college football (well the SEC anyway LOL)
There's a unique culture within the SEC. I think it's somewhat created by certain states not having a professional football team in it. But yes, the NIL has been awful. There needs to be a cap on spending money. There needs to be a limit or stipulations to the amount of times a player can transfer.

I should also add that being a Packers fan in Wisconsin is an entirely different culture than most professional sport teams. It's much more "small town" if that makes sense, but it feels like a deeper pride than a team from, say, LA would be. The identity of LA is not their teams. Green Bay, and Wisconsin to an extent, has such a deep identity with the Packers.
 

donaldtoo

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I never understood the appeal of college sports. Probably because my school was never good at it. Though my sister on the other hand still follows UCONN men's and women's basketball.

Different strokes, as they say. But, although I do watch a little college baseball, other than football, I’m not really into college sports very much.
Basketball, on any level, just bores me to tears.
Maybe ‘cause I only ever got to 5’-10”, and I had friends in elementary school who were already at about 6’ tall before we even got into junior high.
But, I truly did admire Spud Webb, at 5’-7”, back in the day winning a slam dunk contest and all…!!! :)
I played “street” football, organized baseball and was a first string starter on our varsity soccer team my junior and senior years of high school, so there’s that. I loved playing the game. Even so, I watch almost no soccer these days. 🤷‍♂️
My two younger bros and lil’ sis are much more into sports than I am.
 

Mr Ferret 75

Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
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8 days until Thanksgiving
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rshell68

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There's a unique culture within the SEC. I think it's somewhat created by certain states not having a professional football team in it. But yes, the NIL has been awful. There needs to be a cap on spending money. There needs to be a limit or stipulations to the amount of times a player can transfer.

I should also add that being a Packers fan in Wisconsin is an entirely different culture than most professional sport teams. It's much more "small town" if that makes sense, but it feels like a deeper pride than a team from, say, LA would be. The identity of LA is not their teams. Green Bay, and Wisconsin to an extent, has such a deep identity with the Packers.
I think it is neat that the fans are able to be owners of the team.
 

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