Your Least Favorite Team in All of Sports
You can pick a school here and whitewash all of their teams as someone you hate, but I'd rather see something truly specific. It could be professional, college or high school, but who do you REALLY hate. Who would you NEVER root for under any circumstance.
Mine has evolved over the years, but for the last six or seven years that choice has been crystal clear. Above all else, far and away, I HATE the players, coaches and fans who comprise the University of Kansas men's basketball team.
The Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Aggie delenda est.
Apollo Beach Sooner
Oklahoma State Football
Oakland Raiders
New York Yankees (except Jeter, cause he's an alright guy)
If I had to pick one team, only....college...easy, it's texas.
Pro, Boston Red ****ing Sox.
Sorry Grapevine...you know where i'm coming from.
Aggy
Saxet Shorthorns...
...no question about it, and it doesn't matter what sport, I hate'em with a passion.
Behold the pale horse. The man who sat on him was death, and Hell followed with him.
Olevet Posse Pistolero
Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2015.
You specify "team," butTOO BAD, I'm picking more than one!
College basketball: Stanford University
Why: Their students are deplorable and have taken over as the sole team that Sherri Coale, bless her, cannot beat (because Iowa State has lost this honor in recent history). On the men's side, the Lopez twins were bullies and thug-like in the tourney and I wished them a quick trip to the NBA second round... wish not granted
College football: University of Southern California
Why: Some call us the land thieves and the cheaters, but we've since reformed and USC has taken over as a recruit thief through cheating. There is no team I would like to beat more and it isn't just because of the game of which we do not speak, it's because I would love to be the example of how a clean program can win over a dirty one.
Pro football: Minnesota Vikings/Chicago Bears
Why: Years of Randy Moss has soured this Packer fan on the purple guys even though Moss has moved on and All Day has moved in. I cheer for AD to have good games, but to never beat the Pack. Da Bears are just a historic rival that need to stay in their place at the bottom of the conference. Cutting Mark Bradley and JD Runnels is also unforgiveable, as Tommie Harris has eluded to... speaking of, suspending Tommie is also unforgiveable. Boo Bears. Boo.
NBA: Chicago Bulls
Why: After years of watching them win over and over again and embarrass my favorite team the Bucks en route to 70-plus (Milwaukee was win No. 70 that year), I enjoy watching Chi-town suffer, much like I'm sure Celtic hated loved to see them lose a lot for years. Pistons are a close second for conference ties and some thugging in the 80s.
National team: China
Why: The women's soccer team was so endearing under Mia Hamm et all, but China nearly ended the dream World Cup run. Women's gymnastics had a wonderful showing this past Olympics, but was constantly dogged by biased reffing (ok, I'm a little biased too) and had to compete with girls who likely were too young to compete (and yes, that is a hardship in women's gymnsatics). The anti-commie comes out in all of us Americans when our national sports nemesis wears red (either China or Russia).
Pro: New York Yankees
College: Notre Dame
High School: lOSUr Orange Aggy
Grade School: those daggone Immaculate Conception Copperheads
Put a lid on it! Kiss it goodbye. We gave it away, and apparently thought it made sense to do so.
Originally Posted by badger
You specify "team," but
College basketball: Stanford University
Why: Their students are deplorable and have taken over as the sole team that Sherri Coale, bless her, cannot beat (because Iowa State has lost this honor in recent history). On the men's side, the Lopez twins were bullies and thug-like in the tourney and I wished them a quick trip to the NBA second round... wish not granted
College football: University of Southern California
Why: Some call us the land thieves and the cheaters, but we've since reformed and USC has taken over as a recruit thief through cheating. There is no team I would like to beat more and it isn't just because of the game of which we do not speak, it's because I would love to be the example of how a clean program can win over a dirty one.
Pro football: Minnesota Vikings/Chicago Bears
Why: Years of Randy Moss has soured this Packer fan on the purple guys even though Moss has moved on and All Day has moved in. I cheer for AD to have good games, but to never beat the Pack. Da Bears are just a historic rival that need to stay in their place at the bottom of the conference. Cutting Mark Bradley and JD Runnels is also unforgiveable, as Tommie Harris has eluded to... speaking of, suspending Tommie is also unforgiveable. Boo Bears. Boo.
They are as overrated as the Packers with Favre, poor poor Brett.
NBA: Chicago Bulls
Why: After years of watching them win over and over again and embarrass my favorite team the Bucks en route to 70-plus (Milwaukee was win No. 70 that year), I enjoy watching Chi-town suffer, much like I'm sure Celtic hated loved to see them lose a lot for years. Pistons are a close second for conference ties and some thugging in the 80s.
National team: China
Why: The women's soccer team was so endearing under Mia Hamm et all, but China nearly ended the dream World Cup run. Women's gymnastics had a wonderful showing this past Olympics, but was constantly dogged by biased reffing (ok, I'm a little biased too) and had to compete with girls who likely were too young to compete (and yes, that is a hardship in women's gymnsatics). The anti-commie comes out in all of us Americans when our national sports nemesis wears red (either China or Russia).
The Cubs.
For the good old American lifestyle: For the money, for the glory, and for the fun... mostly for the money.
As a proper Oklahoma fan, I hate no one more than the University of Texas in all incarnations. I will never understand why people cheered for Texas to win the Rose Bowl over USC. Well, I guess I understand the "revenge on USC" factor, but I would much rather have seen USC get another NC than Texas. Some people were arguing that we should cheer on Texas for "the good of the Big 12".... Screw the Big 12. They get tons of money no matter if we win or lose bowl games. They aren't hurting for money.
After Texas, probably Oklahoma State. I hated that we lost to LSU in the Sugar Bowl but I didn't mind the school that much until Lester took over there. Now they're contemptible. I hate watching them barely scrape by with "brave" last-ditch efforts and Lester is hailed as a "gutsy" guy. He's still the same aggot as ever.
USC sucks and is way overhyped, as they have been for about 5 years now. I still hate Boise State and dread watching their games on TV, which always inevitably lead back to UPSETTING THE SOONERS. After last year's bowl, I was more disappointed than angry at West Virginia, especially considering how horrible Bill Stewart ending up doing there this year.
As far as teams I always enjoy watching go down: Notre Dame, Miami, Missouri, Michigan, Oregon, Texas Tech, TCU, Hawaii (in order of hatred).
I'm a vindictive football watcher.
"Texas does not suck!" - Brian Britt
'Splanation:
The better Texas recruits, the worse they do against us.
Great recruits=No championships=Oklahoma's B!tch
Note: Recruits in plural, not singular, so please don't point out VY. He was a great recruit, singular. Not "great recruits," plural.
Thus, championship=great recruits, which then means no championships, which then makes them Oklahoma's B!tch.
Heh, I cheered for the football to get squirted loose in that game.
Damn talk about a choice between a turd and a **** sammich, I couldn't cheer for either texass or suc.
I dunno Badger, that's some backwards logic you got going there...
I cheered for the longshot possibility of an earthquake collapsing the stadium and raining destruction upon both squads.... but alas, it never came true.
"Texas does not suck!" - Brian Britt
I love college football and college football fans except those from LSU.
I love college basketball, both men's and women's. I have no problem with the fans being fans.
I am not a fan of baseball. I hate the role that money plays in the sport. I especially hate the New York Yankees.
I hate soccer. I hate Manchester United and Liverpool. They are the mother of all monied sports on steriods.
This is tough. There are teams that I hate, and teams I love to see fail, but it is hard to pick out one that I will not root for no matter what.
It's harder to avoid rooting for hated teams in football, when losses mean you can jump in ranking and bowl status. In basketball it is much easier where tournaments determine just about everything. Still, even through all that I have the most ire for is the Miami Hurricanes football team. I hates them so much...
I dunno Badger, that's some backwards logic you got going there...
I can't say anybody in the Big 12 because at certain parts of the year, I pull for the conference teams to win....
I don't know that I have ever cheered for USC...going back to the Rodney Peete days
Bazinga
STEP, you might be as good a person as any to explain this conference loyalty thing to me, because I just don't get it. If anything I see conference teams as being our main rivals and as such hate them mightily. I would be pleased if on a weekly basis the only conference team to win was OU.
Behold the pale horse. The man who sat on him was death, and Hell followed with him.
Olevet Posse Pistolero
Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize 2015.
In a perfect world, Californians would get their wish and secede from the U.S....just sayin'.
I don't understand the appeal of baseball at all. A loss means precisely nothing in the long run. Teams with 85 losses are deemed "good." The season is ridiculously long as well, how do people even keep up with all of it. I guess stats nerds are into baseball for that reason, but realistically, football owns the U.S.
I can't stand any form of NASCAR, either. Let's turn left for 3 hours, sounds like a hell of a party!
"Texas does not suck!" - Brian Britt
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