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Date Posted: Mon March 28, 2005 00:03:21
Author: JóDete93
Subject: I find that to be a very difficult way to root. I often go into a game thinking I am going to root for a certain team b/c it is better for Fordham, a pick I have made in my NCAA pool or some other personal reason and later find that I wind up rooting for the other team. It happened recently in the HC vs. St. Joe's game in the NIT. It would be better for FU to have an A-10 team do well, but next thing you know HC made a run and I noticed that I was rooting them on. I root with my heart and when it coincides with my mind great, but that is not always the case.
In reply to: Rambacker 's message, "Each to their own. I know who I'm rooting for and it has to do with Fordham's future, not my personal biases." on Sun March 27, 2005 16:06:39


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