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OT #1 Sport

NC_Uconn_Fan said:
Baseball is my #1 by a wide margin. I still play in adult wood bat leagues and tourneys at age 39. I live eat and sleep baseball, have since I was 5yrs old.
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That's awesome. I'd love to play on the weekends, even if it was just as a sub once in a blue moon.

I played catcher growing up, which I feel like is either the least filled position in a men's league or the most easily filled.
 
I love riding my bicycle on trainers while watching the Tour de France.
I've ridden 10 out of the last 12 tours!
 
Guapo said:
We all have memories of playing on the frozen ponds in our hometowns.
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We do?

Basketball, football, soccer, then baseball. There is no #1, just which one has most of my attention at the time (which is dependent on how well my favorite teams are playing).

Hockey doesn't even register, I've been to more Yard Goats games than Wolf Pack, and they've only been around for a year.
 
RayIsTheGOAT said:
USMNT always goes to the top of my list when there is a big tournament. World Cup, Copa, Confed. Gold Cup is meh.
Unfortunately right now it's hard to get excited about USMNT. There isn't going to be relevant US soccer for a pretty significant amount of time.

Also, March Madness is towards the top of my list, even though it's really sad to think about when UConn isn't in it.
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Things can change quickly, we'll be back and better in 2022.























It's so far off I have no choice but to hope and wish.
 
ConnHuskBask said:
That's awesome. I'd love to play on the weekends, even if it was just as a sub once in a blue moon.

I played catcher growing up, which I feel like is either the least filled position in a men's league or the most easily filled.
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Where do you live?
 
Baseball, love to watch those Yanks, but last year I coached 7 and 8 year olds and watching them develop and improve provided the biggest charge of all.
 
Baseball, football, basketball, tennis, hockey growing up.

Golf entered the picture during the Tiger years and has supplanted tennis as my #4.
 
College Basketball is definitely my number 1
When UConn is in the dredges I spend more time following golf. Those are my 1 & 2
 
WingU-Conn said:
We do?

Basketball, football, soccer, then baseball. There is no #1, just which one has most of my attention at the time (which is dependent on how well my favorite teams are playing).

Hockey doesn't even register, I've been to more Yard Goats games than Wolf Pack, and they've only been around for a year.
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Hey man, I was drunk and waxing nostalgic
 
WingU-Conn said:
Things can change quickly, we'll be back and better in 2022.
It's so far off I have no choice but to hope and wish.
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4 years is a pretty significant amount of time in my book.
We need to quickly identify talent right now that we think can help us in 4 years. It all starts with Pulisic, on down to Brooks, Yedlin. After that, maybe Miazga and Horvath will be first options?
But the squad needs to be filled out with guys who want to fight for the jersey, and realize that World Cup qualification isn't just handed to them. We need guys who have a ceiling of high level European soccer. Whatever the issues are, we somehow aren't finding these players in a country with over 300 million people.
And it is completely inexcusable.
 
1. Uconn: b-ball, football, hockey
2. Bruins- love watching hockey in general
3. Patriots
4. Yankees
5. Celtics
6. NCAA lax
 
I fell in love with basketball when I attended UConn. Before that, I was a baseball guy. Now I am a basketball guy but it wouldn't have been so without UConn. My only regret from the last four years is that I didn't form an AAU team. I came really close a couple of times but the talent pool is thin here.
 
crazyUCfan23 said:
1. Uconn: b-ball, football, hockey
2. Bruins- love watching hockey in general
3. Patriots
4. Yankees
5. Celtics
6. NCAA lax
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How do you justify the Boston sports fandom and Yankee fandom?
 
Football - any game any time
basketball - college
Baseball - pros
Winter Olympics
Summer Olympics
Hockey - NHL playoffs
Soccer - World Cup
 
WingU-Conn said:
Hockey doesn't even register, I've been to more Yard Goats games than Wolf Pack, and they've only been around for a year.
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Have you checked out a UConn hockey game?

I highly suggest you do.

Way better atmosphere than Wolfpack games and it's UConn.
 
ct06111 said:
Have you checked out a UConn hockey game?

I highly suggest you do.

Way better atmosphere than Wolfpack games and it's UConn.
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I'll be there for BU friday night. I enjoy hockey live, it's a lot of fun, I was just poking fun at the assumption that "all of us skated on the local pond as kids", hopefully @Guapo knew I was just kidding. As far as sports go, I'll watch the other major sports first, then MMA, then maybe hockey. I'll catch some of the stanley cup finals, if I can and that's about it.

FWIW, I'm not an alum, just a UConn fan, so while I wish all of the teams well, I don't feel any emotional attachment to the school itself outside of the sports I'm interested in.
 
Guapo said:
How do you justify the Boston sports fandom and Yankee fandom?
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LOL it’s kind of complicated. Basically, my dad likes the Yankees and doesn’t really follow other sports.
 
Is it hockey? We all have memories of playing on the frozen pondsnu in our hometowns.-Not all of us!

Football. UConn and Patriots. UConn mens basketball.

Ironically UConn mens basketball and the Pats lost some luster when they started winning titles and the bandwagon started filling up.

These days I hope to see the Mets win it all soon.
 
TRest said:
College basketball
College football
NFL

The past few years have been difficult, the older I get the fewer poops I give about sports. Baseball lost me during the strike and I find it unwatchable now on TV.
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I have to say - I totally agree. I used to be a rabid sports guy. Now, I mostly don't care. I love going to UCONN football, basketball, and hockey games because of my connection to CT and UCONN and I see a lot of friends and family. I support the Patriots and have season tickets, but mostly because I inherited them from my uncle. Maybe because I have a wife, kids, career, mortgage, minivan, etc, sucking up all of my worry space. Or maybe Netflix is so great that I have better entertainment.
 

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