Are Sports Fans Happier, By Sid Kirchheimer

In “Are Sports Fans Happier,” the author Sid Kirchheimer explains to readers that “March Madness month brings happiness to many sports lovers,” As some people might believe that the mental reacts differently, during this time of the year. I will mostly agree with him, because in real life experience I witness men and women attitudes on games days and also, like the author said in the short article if you are over twenty one gambling doubles around this time. When the super bowl hits the cards are usually based off one game. In “The Big Dance you have over sixty teams, and a lot more players and that’s very exciting because you can bet on your favorite team more than once. On the outside illegally people are probably betting on team players
Being a sports fan actually have affected me in various ways. It help me to be able to finally have something in common with my brothers instead of being the sister who doesn’t know what’s going on and why everyone’s mood is so anxious. That will help me to be able to scream and shout and get all crazy with the guys to. But it also cab have its drawbacks, for example I like the Dallas Cowboys so their record for 2016-2017 was actually great this year and you would’ve assumed that they might when the championship and make it far in playoffs but they didn’t they got beaten by a team with a not so great record as them, So that made me highly upset and starting to think about different ways to draw assumptions for the super bowl teams or football in general. And that plays back in the article when the author compares the super bowl with March Madness and in the researchers opinions that the basketball games in March was still one of the best big events in the