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92% of sports fans feel a sense of community with other fans of the same team
What have people been willing to skip to catch their favorite team play?
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80%
of people follow at least one sport
52%
of fans root for the same team their parents did
41%
of fans have switched loyalties and adopted a new favorite team
44%
of fans have a superstition that they keep, like wearing a lucky hat
These statistics are from a survey of 457 people from across the United States on SurveyMonkey Audience on January 27, 2023.
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