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Do you have any superstitions you follow when watching your favorite team compete in the NCAA tournament?
Asked at Hy-Vee, 3504 Clinton Parkway on March 21, 2013
“No, but my husband does. We have to sit in the same seats in our basement when watching the game.”
“If they aren’t playing well or are starting to fall behind, I leave the room for about five minutes and they usually come back or do better. ”
“I love march madness but I don’t have any superstitions.”
“We usually put something on that’s KU.”
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The_Original_Bob 4 years, 3 months ago
Superstitions, jinxes, hexes, etc... are for suckers.
riverdrifter 4 years, 3 months ago
All superstition ever did for me was bring me bad luck.
Ben Lockwood 4 years, 3 months ago
Goat sacrifices. Winning or losing, it can't hurt. Except for the goat.
Leslie Swearingen 4 years, 3 months ago
I get very angry when announcers say that a player on the free throw line never misses one, because you know what is going to happen. I wish the announcers would not say things like that, are they deliberately trying to jinx someone? Holy molie, miss Mollie! I like to look the player in the eye, so to speak,; and tell him that he is going to make the shot. I really believes that helps. Also I tell the opposing team they are going to miss the shot. Seriously, it has worked.
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