Is this for real?
With a blowout the result isn’t in doubtYes, it's for real. And I'm kind of surprised by the results. In my opinion, a huge comeback is the most exciting thing to witness, followed by a back and forth game. A blowout is fun, but there's no real drama to it. A third of the crowd leaves before the end of the game. That's really what people like the most? I'm genuinely surprised.
Yes, it's for real. And I'm kind of surprised by the results. In my opinion, a huge comeback is the most exciting thing to witness, followed by a back and forth game. A blowout is fun, but there's no real drama to it. A third of the crowd leaves before the end of the game. That's really what people like the most? I'm genuinely surprised.
It means we are that much better than our opponent. And isn't that what everyone here wants?
You want two things from each game: to win and to emerge with a feeling of optimism that you are going to win future games. Blow-out wins produce the most optimism.
There are no "guaranteed wins". Any guaranteed win isn't going to have any drama. Actually, watching a replay of a game you won on a buzzer beater is more fun that watching the actual game in real time was.
Is it? Well, then we should move the court to the 50-yard-line for what will most certainly be the most popular game of the year: SU vs. Marathon Oil.
There are certainly "guaranteed wins" in a hypothetical that had three choices and all were wins.
But not in reality. And wins that aren't real aren't very exciting, either.
Huh? Not sure why you're stumbling over how questions works.
Are you incapable of answering any question about a preference in something?
Me: "Do you prefer chocolate, vanilla, or strawberry ice cream?"
You: "There is no guaranteed ice cream."
Me: "Yes, but if you were to have ice cream, which would you prefer?"
You: "Unreal ice cream isn't very exciting."
You can, of course, put the same question in "reality" with a modicum of brain power.
Let's say a game occurred. You couldn't watch it live for whatever reason. You're going to watch it when you get home. You know SU won, but that's all you know. Would you prefer to go home and watch a great back and forth game, a great comeback, or a big SU blowout? (Assuming two evenly matched teams. No one wants to see a "great game" agains the Clarks Summit University Defenders)
Yes, it's for real. And I'm kind of surprised by the results. In my opinion, a huge comeback is the most exciting thing to witness, followed by a back and forth game. A blowout is fun, but there's no real drama to it. A third of the crowd leaves before the end of the game. That's really what people like the most? I'm genuinely surprised.
Is this for real?