College or Pro Sports

[brewerw]

I live in Nasvhille, but i got to go with college. So much spirit. GO! VOLS!!!!!!!!!

[PghUSA]

I voted pro but it really is a close tossup for me personally, especially between college and pro. PennState, OhioState, WVU and Pittsburgh all have great college traditions (as well as about 15 national titles combined!) Pro wins out for me but its razor close. If I was the same person but born and raised in the deep south I would think I'd be 75% college FB.

[Spades]

College is big. There is no explanation for it.

NFL is really only big in Texas and Florida. There is a nice tradition amongst there teams in those states.

High School Football. From the time I lived in Florida. They didn't really have the tradition like Texas did. Texas high school football is bigger than both college and the NFL. So it's hard for me to choose. I probably wont.

[TopTenn]

I live in Nasvhille, but i got to go with college. So much spirit. GO! VOLS!!!!!!!!!

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I live in Nashville too, but i love the pros GO TITANS..

[Claws]

I enjoy both. Recently, though, I've been more interested in the Vols. The Titans haven't played very well.

[brewerw]

How bout that recruting class. Rivals and others voted the Vols as having the best recruting class so far this year. on the other hand the Titians are like losin everynody. Mabe will get lucky and pick up Norm Chow. That would be awsome!!!

[vandiver49]

In the south most people live and breathe college football, mainly b/c its accessible to everyone. Not every city has pro sports, but in South GA fan love Georgia Southern and Valdosta State.

[satalac]

i love the titans and have since they relocated here, but my blood will always bleed orange. my mom's family is from knoxville and both my parents and my sis went to ut, so i've practically grown up big orange. i would have gone to ut if they had my major there. the only plus for titans games is that you can buy beer (well take a loan out for it anyways) at the stadium. but then again, there is always jack and coke at the ut games

[wolfdawg54]

High School is awesome football. I am not joking but two Florida 6-A rivals going at it with an attutide is some of the best football ever. But in a normal sense, college football is awesome.

[wolfdawg54]

High School Football. From the time I lived in Florida. They didn't really have the tradition like Texas did. Texas high school football is bigger than both college and the NFL. So it's hard for me to choose. I probably wont.

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Sorry for the double post. Where in Florida did you live? 6-A schools in Miami going at is on par with Texas almost. Although, I think Texas is still bigger with the "Friday Night Lights" appeal but Florida is pretty big in the right areas.

[Spartan]

College definately. Pro sports players only want money. Collegate players don't get paid anything. I have more respect for them.

[jandar]

Sorry for the double post. Where in Florida did you live? 6-A schools in Miami going at is on par with Texas almost. Although, I think Texas is still bigger with the "Friday Night Lights" appeal but Florida is pretty big in the right areas.

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There are some towns in the Panhandle where the whole city shuts down to go to the game....

Games get pretty big here in the Jacksonville area. Too much talent statewide

[peaceloveunderstanding]

Pro football is the only football I watch. Why would I want to watch mediocre players?

though I like college basketball way better then pro. Explain to me how that makes sense

[Spartan]

The pros are all about themselves and the money. College seems less that way to me. just my opinion tonight.

[Charleston native]

I voted pro, even though those guys seem to be concerned about nothing but their next million-dollar contract. It's hard for me to pull for college football, since I went to a school that has a Division I-AA football program. College football makes more sense if you attended that college or have family there. Or if your town is soley dependent on the college for its economy and well-being, like Clemson in the Upstate of SC.

[EngineerNole]

F-L-O-R-I-D-A S-T-A-T-E.. Florida State, Florida State, Florida State WOOO!

[afh]

F-L-O-R-I-D-A  S-T-A-T-E.. Florida State, Florida State, Florida State  WOOO!

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You forgot G-A-R-N-E-T, G-O-L-D, G-A-R-N-E-T, G-O-L-D!

[Rock2uf]

Sorry for the double post. Where in Florida did you live? 6-A schools in Miami going at is on par with Texas almost. Although, I think Texas is still bigger with the "Friday Night Lights" appeal but Florida is pretty big in the right areas.

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Small town football is huge in FL and I'd say it rivals that of Texas. If you got a chance to see perennial power houses like Suwannee High of Live Oak play Lincoln High of Tallahassee or Columbia High of Lake City or Madison High or Lakeland High, etc. (I could go on) play, I think you would agree that high school football consumes lives in parts of FL (as I'm sure it does in Texas).

As for my vote. It's a no brainer. College football hands down. Followed by high school. Then other sports. Then Pro football if nothing else is on TV.

Go Gators