What will everyone watch once the NFL is done?

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Here is what I watch throughout the year.

Jan-Jun...

Remainder of college and pro football

College Basketball

NBA

Golf

Jun-Aug...

Absolutely nothing. This is the worst stretch of the year from me in terms of sports. I am a Royals fan and hopefully they will be a little better this year.

Sept-Dec...

College football and NFL. This is the best time of year in my opinion for sports.

What does everyone else think?

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ISOPimp

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Sept-May

NHL

Rest of the year

Golf

I watch NFL on sundays if I dont have the energy to do anything else. Also, in the summer I try to keep out of the house and usually only watch golf on weekend mornings and watch sports updates at night.

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Sekyal

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As much as the XFL sucked, it was nice to have a longer stretch of football. I might watch some arena league, however with no team near me to cheer on its not as much fun.

Sometimes good to watch NFL-Europe as you see prospects get in some experience.

Baseball sucks. The season is far too long. The playoffs are all that matter. Plus they really should make it a real World Series, otherwise its quite a misnomer.

I watch some tennis and golf otherwise.

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Ayepecks

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Football's overrated, in my opinion. I'll watch it, but I don't really like it as much as the other major sports.

But, to answer the question: NHL, NBA, MLB (when it starts back up, which isn't for a while), NCAA Basketball, NCAA Hockey, maybe a NCAA baseball game or two.

And, yes: Olympics are this year.

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After the NHL is done, then it's a terrible stretch til it and college football/NFL start back up again. I don't really get into the NHL tho until football is over, but when I lived near Detroit I used to watch it all the time ;)

Just an interesting fact, anyone remember that limo crash a few years back? Ending the career of Konstantinov by putting him in a wheelchair.. well that limo they got was 5 minutes from our house, we would always drive by and they would limo's out in the front to rent, just thought that was a weird coincidence..? lol

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