Showing posts with label Serious Sports Seriously. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Serious Sports Seriously. Show all posts

Friday, June 29, 2012

Does anyone even care?

The Miami Heat are the 2012 NBA Champions.

The playoffs have FINALLY ended.

Will you miss the NBA?

Or is college basketball more your taste?

Friday, June 15, 2012

Where does the rivalry end?

The Iron Bowl.

Auburn and Alabama.

Three years. Three championships. Two tragedies (and a dying tree).

So where does the rivalry end and human nature take over?

Sunday, June 10, 2012

How'd you become a fan?: Part 3


One and two are in, now it's time to get to part three. 

Sometimes you fall in love with...

The Team.

Thursday, June 7, 2012

How'd you become a fan?: Part 2

So the first point was that people and relationships can influence what team you cheer for.

Next?

Location. 

Monday, June 4, 2012

How'd you become a fan?: Part 1

People.

Friends, family, celebrities, just about anyone can influence you into becoming a fan of a certain team. 

Plain and simple.

Or so it seems.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Everyone has a favorite team


So how’d you become a fan?

There are lots of reasons that a person can be convinced into cheering for a certain team.

In my next three posts I’m going to look at three possible influences in deciding where your allegiance lies.

Keep in mind, I’m looking at this in terms of growing up, because kids are moldable and want a team to cheer for.

Besides, if you’re an adult out there that’s interested in sports and you don’t have a team by now, good luck.

Let the games begin.

Friday, June 1, 2012

The best way to get the true experience

Everyone has their favorite way to experience the game.

Whether it's being at the venue cheering on your team, being in front of the TV in the comfort of your home, or listening to the radio announcer call the game.

So, which is best?

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Welcome

The idea behind Sports Cafe is to pool unique sports bloggers into one site.

Today, we welcome Danielle Percival. She will be writing under Serious Sports Seriously.

Danielle is a broadcast journalism major at Troy University who has a bright future ahead of her. When you see her on ESPN in a few years, you can say you followed her at Sports Cafe first.

You can read some of her other stuff here... http://serioussportsseriously.blogspot.com/