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On Being a Sports Fan: Love of the Game, Fear of the Injury | The Rice Standard
On Being a Sports Fan: Love of the Game, Fear of the Injury | The Rice Standard

http://www.ricestandard.org/on-being-a-s...he-injury/ Wrote:sports fandom provides a connection; a very real, very deep connection to people, events, and outcomes we as fans have very little to do with. I’ve been in stadiums jumping up and down, hugging strangers with a passionate enthusiasm that would probably cause problems anywhere else—all in reaction to an outcome dependent on exactly zero tangible contributions from either of us
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Jeff's a great guy, glad to see him following his passion for writing.
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