This is for all fans of college basketball and football.
But we must be fans open-minded to each other's opinions.
Looking, listening, watching, and willing to offer our views on
relating subjects. We are all fans, that is a common ground that can
lead to more information, excitement, and unity within our love of
college football, and basketball. My favorite team is the Arkansas
Razorbacks. But I also favor others. I grew up in Big 8 territory,
(now the Big XII). And for 2 years I lived in Harrisburg, PA.
Therefore, I pull for KU, Mizzou, Penn State, K-State,Villanova,
Temple, UMKC, UALR, SW Missouri State, and all teams in the SEC and
Big XII. Where I lived was the catalyst which resulted in my love for
all of those teams. Putting them in order by most favorite team to
least, would be difficult.Only when these teams meet, do I consider
which one I want to win.And sometime's I'm torn, perplexed, and
incapable of decision. But it is the love of the sport that matters most.

In conclusion, lovers of these sports,this is for you.It's fun to
delve into all legitimate resources.Including those rarely heard.From
the WAC to the Big East, from Samford to Stanford, I value all
equally. Whether a well known school, or a small college.Historically
prestigious, or new to Division 1. It doesn't matter, we are equal in
that we take pride in our teams, and remain committed, winning or
losing. Sharing our passion does entail intrigue,revealing an erray
of fresh findings.I've learned from many, perhaps even you.Listening
intently, thinking critically, and giving my best response. Not
telling you what is so.My interest is greatly enhanced when seeking
out others like me and merely listening. In a sence, the cause is to
obtain, not refrain. Both sports are "just a game", yet every game is
new, with the outcome unknown. Never redundant, always a chance to
outplay the favorite.Those rare, unbelievable moments are coming.I
want to see that mind-boggling play, or that powerhouse ,the analysts
call "unbeatable" somehow beaten by some school, unknown. That's what
draws me, and so many like you in. the ensuing
possibilities,unforgettable moments. March Madness is filled with
teams, all successful, relatively. And when every game is over, one
team is left. Those 64 others, though losing at some point, came with
their point set,survival.The elite, amidst their truest test, either
go on to the next round or go home.