What's everyone's favorite sport?

My favorite sport just so happens to also be the greatest sport ever played

Yeah, it is.

CAPITALISTIC PIG DOG LIES. Football is a cheap knockoff of Rugby, and it sucks anyways. Soccer Is the true sport, it's even completely international! BEAT THAT YOU CAPITALISTS!

Hockey is obviously my favorite, takes more skill to skate on ice then run in shoes and throw or kick a inflated ball around.

Basketball hands down. In my humble opinion it takes the complete athlete to play basketball. Playing football you might be taylored too one particular thing... whether it be pushing someone around on the line or just being able to sprint 30 yards and jump up and catch a ball. You know.. running backs in football they are pretty fit, yet basketball players have to play defense, be agile, have a good head, and good stratagems. I like football and other sports as well, I just think basketball is graceful and has the best athletes.

That being said football is the only sport I played in highschool apart from track and cross country.

With football or hockey you have to wear like 20+ pounds of padding and you get tackled or checked. In basketball all you do is run, no extra weight, and very easy to score. It takes most team effort to play hockey or football but basketball takes not much team effort to score that's why each game ends with 100 points+. Playing basketball is probably the easiest way to get rich without getting hurt. That's why I have more respect for football and hockey players as they put their bodies on the line every game.

I have to agree with JigSawKiller here, basketball is by far the easiest sport (and the boringest to watch). And if you're really tall, you don't need any talent to be in the NBA, all you need to be is tall.

I like American football.... Except for this year's super bowl. I mean, what the hell, man? Patriots thought won right at the beginning which was a massive mistake.

Baseball, it actually has some really good talent, second to basketball.

Grant it yell at me all you want about how football is a contact sport. But honestly its not hard to run, throw a ball, catch it. You just get nailed before/after.

Soccer is awesome too.

And it's also not hard to place a basketball into a hoop when your well over 7 feet tall, probably just as hard for them as it is for me to throw some trash in a garbage.

Running may not be hard but running as fast as they do IS hard, being able to break tackles IS hard, running as fast as they do play by play as often as they do IS hard, catching a speeding football under pressure IS hard (and sometimes having to jump high or dive for it). It's easy to catch a football from someone who is simply just tossing it to you but if you're trying to out run someone and you have a speeding bullet which you have to catch with your back facing the person throwing the ball, that gets very difficult.

Throwing a football also isn't hard, but throwing it with power IS hard, throwing it with precise accuracy IS hard, doing it over and over again IS hard (arms get sore after a while), watching for all the receivers on the field and judging which is the best target IS hard, having quick reflexes on finding a target and also keeping an eye on the people who's only goal is to smash you to the ground IS hard.

I dont really care for any sports, so I chose "other". What that other is, I dont know

The "Other" is "Sitting"

Neyro, just get over it.
Other is anything I didn't list.

Yeah, where is the basketball team in Green Bay? I think your just prejudiced based on what your father/family/friends like.

I on the other hand am a pure vessel with a love for sports in general. I played football for many years in school and can tell you... it wasn't so bad. If it was so bad how come Brett Farves game streak is/was longer than any active ones in the nba? (pretty much)

And if your tall arguement worked there would be much more tall players in the nba.

Allen Iverson and Steve nash both 6 ft have won several most valuable players several times apiece.

Iverson isn't even six feet. He's really like 5'10" and a half, but nobody says that

Zylo: Playing it is one thing, being good at it is another.

There's a reason why there's less football games than any other sports, and also a reason why football doesn't last to long and a reason why there's a week gap between games. How many basketball games do the NBA players play a year? There's really not a lot of things that can happen in a basketball game compared to football. The most exciting thing in basketball is a dunk and they get pretty old pretty fast.

LOL Davideo7 I'm going to agree with you though. As with football games and hockey games there are moments that change the whole game and can happen anytime during the game. With basketball this moment most likely will happen at the end of the game. With basketball it is too easy to score and catch up and too easy to predict who will score next making it kinda boring. When someone scores it should be random and least expected or that itself makes it no fun. I'm sure basketball has these moments in the game, but the better ones are in other sports as it is much harder to score and only happens a few times per game.

I've never played real hockey but as a sport to watch, I'd say it's my 3rd most favorite to watch.

Gotta agree with you on that one; Hockey's always fun to watch.