09-28-2019, 07:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-28-2019, 07:58 AM by OutsiderFan.)
I'm not letting sports disappointments bother me to the degree I have in the past. Stanford's been to three Rose Bowls the last decade. The Giants and Warriors have won 3 titles. The Niners have 5 Lombardi Trophies and have been in 12 NFC Championship Games since I was conceived. The Sharks have even been to a Stanley Cup Final.
Following this stuff is much more of a hobby than some sort of bloodlust like it is for so many fans. I sometimes get emotionally exercised during games, but for the most part, I enjoy the analysis, strategy, and forecasting about the teams I follow, more than the games themselves.
Trust me, I don't take this stuff as seriously as my posts might imply. But I am perturbed by the fact I paid money to see a clearly injured QB play for Stanford last week.
Following this stuff is much more of a hobby than some sort of bloodlust like it is for so many fans. I sometimes get emotionally exercised during games, but for the most part, I enjoy the analysis, strategy, and forecasting about the teams I follow, more than the games themselves.
Trust me, I don't take this stuff as seriously as my posts might imply. But I am perturbed by the fact I paid money to see a clearly injured QB play for Stanford last week.