Many football fans, both college and pro fans, always ask this question at least once. But, which is better exactly? Well, I am going to go through three different aspects that football fans look for.
#1: Competitiveness
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NFL |
The competitiveness of each is almost the same. But there is one thing that separates them completely. That is money. Yes, some college players do receive something, but it can not be anything other than a scholarship. The pros receive millions of dollars to play, and most are doing it because of the money. On the other hand, college players do it because of the game and the chance to show their school what they can do. They do it for the love of the game. That, is what college football fans love.
# 2: The Teams
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ACC Conference |
There are only 32 teams in the NFL, but there are almost 120 teams in College Football. There are always going to be schools that are gonna be ranked almost every year, but every college team has a chance to win the championship. With the NFL, you might see the same thing for a few years, then something different. In college football, every year is different. With seniors graduating, or students transferring, every year brings a surprise.
And lastly....
# 3: The Rivalries
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NCSU and UNC |
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FSU and Miami |
Every school has that one rival that they are destined to beat every year, no matter how bad of a season they have. Also, the history behind the rivalries is very interesting. Another good reason why more fans love college football. That is the kind of passion that college football fans have. The alumni and students all share this passion also. It is just part of the spirit that goes along with rooting for their team and school. NFL fans just do not have that kind of spirit.
These explanations are all opinionated, but very thought through. And yes, I am a college football fan!
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