Favorite Sports Teams

I'm a lover of all things sports. 75% of the time my TV is set to ESPN. I'll watch anything, however my heart lies with basketball. Here's a list of my favorite sports teams.

The Mecca of college basketball!

Duke University Men's Basketball-What do I say? I am 100% obsessed with them. I've been blessed to be able to attend 2 games and Countdown to Craziness. I'm not going to lie, the first time I left Duke after an incredible weekend, I cried. (Tears of happiness people!) I never miss a game, never get up when a game is going on, and have more Duke gear then that of my own college. I am going to do a separate post on my love of Duke and throw a lot of pictures up on here. Stick around for that post!

This was my first time in the Pens new "rink."

Pittsburgh Penguins-Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, James Neal. Need I say more? The Pens are such a classy organization and one of the most popular in the NHL.

Boston Celtics-My dad has been a longtime Celtics fan, and I have followed suit. I wish I was able to remember Larry Bird playing because I've watched a lot of documentaries on his playing and he was one of the best. Right now, I love how Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are leaders of the team while Rajon Rondo is out with an ACL injury.

Like I said, I will watch any sports that are on my TV. If you are a sports fan and haven't checked these teams out, you should. All of them are classy organizations and leaders in their respective sport.

Thanks for checking this out!

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