For millions of Americans, from Syracuse, N.Y., to Berkley, Calif., and everywhere in between, college football is a tether to camaraderie and shared experiences of joy and pain.
i agree with this because no matter where you go someone is talking about last night's game with a stranger while they wait in line. Its a easy way for people to connect to each other
And I’ve met people from across the country and around the world — people in Singapore and Australia who wake up at 2 a.m. to watch a game taking place 14 hours away — who feel very much the same, and find changes to the game as it’s played now life altering.
sports are important because they bring people together
It doesn’t really matter. It’s not really important. But it means so very, very much
i think this line goes with most people's hobbies.