Forsher wrote:I don't really like this sport and I certainly don't follow it so I have no idea who will win. However, I did see a few posts that I wanted to reply to. Besides the Broncos are an NRL team anyway. And apparently a couple of other sports have a/multiple Broncos team too. I also don't care for League.Terra Sector Union wrote:I may be the asshole that would say "Who cares about a ball being tossed back and fourth?" But why do these fans of these teams act like they made a contribution to the game? You didn't win, they did. All you did was sit there and watch, screaming like an obbsessive fan. You probably beat up another fan for wearing the wrong colors post-game.
Anyways, I'm only interested for the movie trailers for the Superbowl. I could care less about football.
The ones that are there did. There's probably a psychological factor bearing on the minds of the players about the fans that they cannot actually see and hear lending moral support but I don't know. All sports are played somewhat in the mind and an attitude change really can make a large difference in physical terms. Ever played a game where some people in the team have different ideas about winning chances? This is part of that. It's also part of this.Temujinn wrote:Golf, Tennis, Ping Pong, volley ball, Cricket, racket ball, hand ball, Polo, and Squash.
They don't really chase after the ball in golf. They follow it while walking and, crucially, have to wait for it to stop (chasing suggests trying to catch something to stop it before it would have stopped anyway). Table Tennis also isn't really chasing but that's just because the distance is so small.
Chasing the ball slowly, is still chasing. Interception(table tennis) is still trying to get the ball from its given course -- to pursue it to level your next strike-- so yes its chasing, distance is entirely irrelevant.
