Do you believe in sports superstitions?

Posted 12/18/13

Whether it’s wearing the same pair for socks every game, or making homemade chili every Sunday, sports superstitions are crucial and a way of life for many people. And for others, they can be considered pointless and a waste of time. We asked …

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Do you believe in sports superstitions?

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Whether it’s wearing the same pair for socks every game, or making homemade chili every Sunday, sports superstitions are crucial and a way of life for many people. And for others, they can be considered pointless and a waste of time. We asked people at Front Range Community College in Westminster what their thoughts were on popular tradition.

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