Denver/Colorado fans voted most passionate

[JCMElway]

Saw this whilst surfing. Thought some of you might get a kick out of it.

DirecTV's Most Passionate Sports Fans [2004]

The index, a joint effort between the Center for Sports Psychology and DirecTV, is based on sporting event attendance and sales of DirecTV sports subscriptions as well as surveying sports reporters and sports fans nationwide. The index ranks sports fans in the 40 U.S. cities that have an NFL, MLB, NBA or NHL franchise. DirecTV is a digital multichannel television service provider with more than 12.6 million customers. The Center for Sports Psychology is a Philadelphia-based network of professionals who work with athletes, coaches, parents, and fans nationwide. According to this study, here are the top 40 cities in the U.S. for "Sports Passion" - 1. Denver 2. Boston 3. San Francisco/Oakland/San Jose 4. Philadelphia 5. New York/New Jersey 6. Green Bay & Chicago 8. Baltimore 9. Cleveland 10. L.A./Anaheim & Buffalo & St. Louis 13. Dallas 14. Milwaukee 15. Detroit 16. San Diego & Kansas City 18. Salt Lake City & Tampa 20. Charlotte 21. Phoenix & Atlanta 23. Minneapolis 24. Miami 25. Cincinnati & Raleigh-Durham 27. Pittsburgh 28. Indianapolis 29. Columbus 30. Sacramento 31. Washington DC 32. New Orleans 33. Seattle 34. Orlando 35. San Antonio 36. Houston 37. Jacksonville 38. Memphis 39. Portland 40. Nashville

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[Crushaholic]

Is there any doubt?

[Bob's your Information Minister]

I'd just like to point out that this does NOT make Bronco fans better than Chiefs fans.

[Rocket 7]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

I'd just like to point out that this does NOT make Bronco fans better than Chiefs fans.

I'd like to point out the Chefs had a half empty stadium throughout the 70's and 80's.

[Billy Clyde Puckett]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

I'd just like to point out that this does NOT make Bronco fans better than Chiefs fans.

Nope - but just remember KC is one spot lower than Detroit.

[Kaylore]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

I'd just like to point out that this does NOT make Bronco fans better than Chiefs fans.

I'd like to point out that you smell like poo.

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by Big Guy

Nope - but just remember KC is one spot lower than Detroit.

Most of our poor rednecks can't afford DirecTV and those that can have no reason to shell out because we watch the hometown teams.

[Paladin]

And I'd like to point out that Boob is in the wrong place. Shouldn't he be over on the Huddle?

[scorpio]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Most of our poor rednecks can't afford DirecTV and those that can have no reason to shell out because we watch the hometown teams.

Don't you live in Texas?

[Rocket 7]

Originally Posted by Kaylore

I'd like to point out that you smell like poo.

I'd like to point out Bob is full of ****.

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by scorpio

Don't you live in Texas?

Yeah, I have DirecTV. I guess I'm contributing to the fandom of Houston-area sports fans according to this bogus report. GO TEXANS!

[Requiem]

Wooohoo.

[DenverBrit]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

I'd just like to point out that this does NOT make Bronco fans better than Chiefs fans.

Of course it does, Bob, you're proof of that.

[watermock]

Speaking of DTV, don't you get blacked out if the local channel is available "over the air"or cable, or do they show the game?

[12th man]

yeah, um, we kick Ass!

[maher_tyler]

Originally Posted by 12th man

yeah, um, we kick Ass!

It's true...we do indeed kick ass and take names!

[Bob's your Information Minister]

Originally Posted by watermock

Speaking of DTV, don't you get blacked out if the local channel is available "over the air"or cable, or do they show the game?

Yeah. Also, MLB blackout rules are horrible. In most team markets, the only way to see every game is to live within the broadcast area of that team's local affiliate station.

I live in Houston and if the Rangers are broadcast on KDFI (the Dallas/Forth Worth affiliate), they are blacked on my direcTV on the opposing team's Fox Sports station or cable station.

Even if I shelled out for MLB Extra Innings I wouldn't get to see every Rangers game. If the game was on KDFI, the MLB Extra Innings broadcast would be blacked out.

This horrible practice is true for almost every team in MLB.

[broncocalijohn]

Originally Posted by Bob's your Information Minister

Yeah. Also, MLB blackout rules are horrible. In most team markets, the only way to see every game is to live within the broadcast area of that team's local affiliate station.

I live in Houston and if the Rangers are broadcast on KDFI (the Dallas/Forth Worth affiliate), they are blacked on my direcTV on the opposing team's Fox Sports station or cable station.

Even if I shelled out for MLB Extra Innings I wouldn't get to see every Rangers game. If the game was on KDFI, the MLB Extra Innings broadcast would be blacked out.

This horrible practice is true for almost every team in MLB.

When i used the big dish , i gave an address in Colorado and paid for it by credit card. That way they would mail just the receipt and not asking for payment at my cousin's house. Got all the Denver games and never got blacked out. Try it if you even have a friend in KC, but i doubt it.