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[QUOTE="Quazzum69, post: 1090323, member: 2653"] 1. The game to non-game ratio is way out of whack in football, basketball and baseball. Younger people will not suffer through three hours of watching people stand around just because it is a particular sport - they will go to what is actually enjoyable with no bias. I would watch professional Quidditch if it was entertaining and reasonably-priced - I'm not too proud to watch people run around with sticks between the legs recreating a game from a children's book! 2. Sports are suppose to be for the populace. It should be affordable to the poorest of society (and there are plenty of poors). If tickets were affordable, attendance would be fine. Universities and pro teams are shutting out some of the most passionate and loyal fans with high prices. [/QUOTE]
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