Sorry - not gonna stop liking things you don't like :) Football and baseball are things to which people are inoculated when young. I suppose the same is true o

Sorry - not gonna stop liking things you don't like :) Football and baseball are things to which people are inoculated when young. I suppose the same is true of basketball but I'm just not familiar with it beyond attempting to play it in a pickup fashion while in school. You'd think curling would be boring, but I've watched it a few times and there's a lot going on. And never mind golf, which I love to watch. It's been compared to watching grass grow. I can't argue. At least in the college game, there's the issue of "tempo", which has a tactical as well as (I'm sure) a desire to reduce that time between plays. "Tactical" because it puts pressure on the defense to assemble more quickly. It gets even worse - I like college ball, but the pros look to me like they just run their pattern and stop, where you might find a college quarterback that will improve most of a game.