Simple question...college or pro football?

Question

which is better? and why?

Answer 1

College by far. I think that the pros are jaded, cynical and money hungry.

I would much rather watch a college kid play his butt off for his scholarship than watch the likes of T.O. hot dog in the end zone and then trash talk about it afterwards. The pros tend to take the love out of the game for me.

Answer 2

Pro football. It's a simple question and a simple answer.  

Answer 3

Pro b/c of the steelers. and for every one who says nfl players have bad attitudes or whatever, where do the come from: COLLEGE. Pro football games have more quality playing not jus the offense running up the score. i do like college football too tho.

GO ST33L3RS!

Answer 4

While they are both good, college is by far better. You have traditions, nostalgia, and most importantly, rivalries. Players choose which schools to play for, and they play hard for that school to keep with the tradition and to establish themselves as potential nfl draftees. All in all, college players care more and play harder than their professional counterparts.  

Answer 5

pro football

Answer 6

College Football for sure! I only really get into college because I believe Pro is all for the money....I know that college is playing to win a spot in pro to get the money. That is why I like it, they are playing for heart, to earn respect and make their way into the professional teams. Proving themselves and playing their hearts out! Professionals have all the money and sometimes it seems that they could care less bout the actual sport, its just about the hype and advertisements. Ohio State Buckeyes!!!  

Answer 7

Im a fan of both, but i have to say college is more exciting. Because there are so many teams and so many possibilities of who will make BCS and what bowl game! Every week teams rise to glory or get upset and lose the chances of BCS. Its so intense every year!! NFL is great, but i love ncaa better! Sometimes it just seems like players only care about money (Chad Johnson, Pacman Jones, Mike Vick) in the nfl. In ncaa they actually really want to win

Go Clemson Tigers and Baylor bears!

Answer 8

I think college ball is better, in every respect. It's more exciting, with teams changing over every couple of years and a team who's  #1 one week getting destroyed by a middle-of-the-pack team the next, the respect & history involved, the atmosphere & fans, the many great rivalries, the love of the sport & not the money (unless you're USC that is), etc, etc, etc...

Don't get me wrong, I like pro football alot too, but it's just so convoluted, and I hate the personalities of most of the NFL's stars (most are either gang-bangers with tat's & gold teeth (chad johnson) or they're just lame dudes & pre-madonnas (favre). Plus, in the NFL, everything is so d**n formulaic and predictable; run it up the middle, run it up the middle, run it up the middle, first down and/or punt.  It get's so boring sometimes.  Also, in the NCAA, if you lose just once (or twice if you're LSU, but that's the first time that's ever happened), your chances at the Championship game are pretty much shot, so the quest to be perfect is so much more thrilling. In the NFL, a "wild card" 9-5 or 10-6 team (last years Giants squad managed to become the NFL Champs....are you freaking kidding me?!) can get into the super bowl, which is just ridiculous. Say what you will about the BCS system, but I think the whole "wild card" thing is worse.

Answer 9

College. There is more pride, and the players play for the team, not for the money.

Answer 10

PRO FOOTBALL! Pro football has so much talent that it is so exciting to watch. Pick an NFL team and follow them and you will love the NFL more than NCAAF.  

Answer 11

both..college for the atmosphere on game days...pro for the talent level...unless you live in Detroit.....

Answer 12

college football is better...you don't see any dramas playing out between coaches and players and management, no contract disputes, no holdouts, you just go out there and work your *** off week after week for the love of the game