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I've asked a friend of mine who is from Michigan and lives here why he roots for the evil OSU.
His response was that he didnt like the arrogance of Michigan, and that his family is from
Ohio.
Interesting. Is that legitimate? I'm not so sure. The Sports Commandments clearly state that
you must root for your home team. And you can only root for another team if you move, or if
you are from a state that has no team in that sport. And, when you move you must still always
root for your home team over your newly adopted team. Yes, if your team moves you can
jump ship and adopt a new team. Front runners shall burn in hell.
I used to write as a writer covering the Red Wings. My colleagues would give me slack all
day long - they hate the Red Wings. I was blind to that, I thought it was just envy and jealousy.
In fact it was my confidence and "arrogance" of being a Wings fan that really ticked them off.
I was a Wings fan when they sucked...and I watched them evolve into something great. So
that arrogance was just confidence and pride supporting a winning team finally and a storied
tradition.
Michigan's record speaks for itself. OSU's record speaks for itself. So does the Yankees, Red Wings, Cowboys, Patriots, etc. They deserve all the accolades. The arrogance of the fans for
each is justifieid. Apologist for each are never justifieid! So the question is, do you turn on your hometown schools because you don't like certain people? Or are you somehow expected to root for another team because your parents are from there? It's possible a new Commandment needs to cover this. What are your thoughts?
You see when it comes to sports, this is not a free country. There are rules of sport that must
apply. Those that do not abide by those rules, written or unwritten shall suffer the
consequences of eternal criticism, and potentially turning in their man-membership card.
I've asked a friend of mine who is from Michigan and lives here why he roots for the evil OSU.
His response was that he didnt like the arrogance of Michigan, and that his family is from
Ohio.
Interesting. Is that legitimate? I'm not so sure. The Sports Commandments clearly state that
you must root for your home team. And you can only root for another team if you move, or if
you are from a state that has no team in that sport. And, when you move you must still always
root for your home team over your newly adopted team. Yes, if your team moves you can
jump ship and adopt a new team. Front runners shall burn in hell.
I used to write as a writer covering the Red Wings. My colleagues would give me slack all
day long - they hate the Red Wings. I was blind to that, I thought it was just envy and jealousy.
In fact it was my confidence and "arrogance" of being a Wings fan that really ticked them off.
I was a Wings fan when they sucked...and I watched them evolve into something great. So
that arrogance was just confidence and pride supporting a winning team finally and a storied
tradition.
Michigan's record speaks for itself. OSU's record speaks for itself. So does the Yankees, Red Wings, Cowboys, Patriots, etc. They deserve all the accolades. The arrogance of the fans for
each is justifieid. Apologist for each are never justifieid! So the question is, do you turn on your hometown schools because you don't like certain people? Or are you somehow expected to root for another team because your parents are from there? It's possible a new Commandment needs to cover this. What are your thoughts?
You see when it comes to sports, this is not a free country. There are rules of sport that must
apply. Those that do not abide by those rules, written or unwritten shall suffer the
consequences of eternal criticism, and potentially turning in their man-membership card.

