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1. NFL- There is nothing that I love more than the NFL. I've always loved football. and I grew up for as long as I can remember being a huge Niner's fan and also loving da Bears. I started loving the Bucs roughly 10 years ago, I don't know why I started following them, but I did and I follow them the most now. I"ve always liked the NFC more than the AFC. The only real team that I like in the AFC is the Colts. I've liked them ever since I've moved to Indiana.

2. MLB- Baseball was my absolute favorite sport growing up, and I was probably the best at it than I have been at any sport throughout life. I absolutely loved the game. As a kid i was a huge A's and Braves fan. I remember being so pissed about the strike in '94 and at that point lost a lot of interest in the pros, but still loved to play the game. I follow the Red Sox and the Cardinals the most now.

3.College Football- I've always liked Notre Dame football as well as the Gators, and just as BDH stated, I love to watch the big rivalry games.

4.College Basketball- Just as stated above, I think this is the purest aspect of basketball. It's so much better of a game than the pros. I absolutely love tourney time. I grew up loving UNLV, as a kid since I was from Vegas. After I moved to Indiana I started following Maryland. It hasn't looked good for us for a few years.

Any large sporting event Masters/Wimbledon/US Open/World Cup/Olympics

Its a toss-up between NHL and NBA here. I follow the NBA basically not at all until the playoffs. I am a Spurs fan. I always loved going to the games when I was out in San Antonio, hence probably why I still like them the most. I like to see the Pacers do well. I've never really been big into watching basketball.
NHL wise I love the Avs and the Penguins. I find that hockey just doesnt transfer well to television. I absolutely love going to live games, but I really don't like watching it on television.

Racing: I don't follow any of it too closely, but I don't mind watching a race here or there. I've still yet to go to the US Grand Prix when it's here, and plan on making it out there next year. I've been to the 500 and it was enjoyable and numerous NASCAR races. I enjoy going to watch road courses more than anything, particularly cup-car races and American LeMans things of that nature more so than anything.
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