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Not at all. That's the beauty of any sport. You don't know who will win. There may be a favorite, but come game time, favorites don't matter anymore.  Upsets happen all the time. Most of the time, a game can change rather quickly. There are a ton of different strategies to use. There is a lot of brains involved in sports. It is not just how good the players are, but how they are managed and the plays that are called. You never know what could happen next. There is always that big play or goal that gets everyone excited. There is the fact that your team is representing YOUR city/state. I could go on and on but my point is that there are plenty of things that make watching sport's games great.

If you really think about it, sports cover a lot of movie genres as well. There is always some drama between rivals, after huge wins or after a crushing loss. Players often bring comedy into sports. There is always suspense in every game. Sports cover a lot of the bases.

And be honest here. Do any of you have some thing that you love so much that even though it causes you pain every single time you do it, you still want to do it? I'm not talking just little scrapes and bruises, but sprains, breaks, concussions and the like. Real injury's not little piddly crap.

I wouldn't say a lot. Most students go to college in-state because out of state costs twice as much as in-state. I am also not just talking about college sports, but professional sports too. The Detroit Lions represent Detroit, and in turn, Michigan in the Nation Football League.

Watching sports is no different than watching movies or TV shows.

I never said you HAVE to care, but a lot of people do. Millions of people in the U.S. alone watch football every weekend. There has to be SOMETHING that attracts them to watch and cheer for a team.

also, Giants will win in 6.

Please don't tell me that you just compared religion to sports. *facepalm*