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human
Good morning, are you a football fan?
gpt
Hi there. I really don't enjoy it, but I went to a big football college in the SEC, so I'm familiar enough haha.
human
The SEC sure loves their football! The schools have to bring in some much money from those games.
gpt
They do, mostly from the broadcasting rights. The behind the scenes action can be pretty interesting, too--for example, the University of Iowa's visitor's locker room is painted pink.
human
I wonder if they thought it would give them an advantage psychologically? I can't see that working though.
gpt
If anything it's going to give the visiting team more motivation, right? I wonder if teams of the variations of football in other countries try similar tactics.
human
I think at the highest level of sports that athletes are so tuned in that the only thing that might throw them off is their own mistake or the refs.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Yes, for example, former Patriots QB Benjarvus Green-Ellis never fumbled in his NFL career.
human
*raises eyebrows* That's an amazing stat and he had one of the best nicknames ever, The Law Firm.
gpt
That's certainly an interesting one; was it a reference to his offensive abilities? 
human
*body relaxes* It was because his name sounded like a law firm haha. The Law Firm of Ben-Jarvis Green-Ellis.
gpt
Yeah, that would make for a confusing on-air name as a broadcaster if people thought it was an advertisement, especially on the radio haha.
human
*relaxed posture* Yes it would, it wasn't used a ton just to bring a little humor into the broadcast.
gpt
It would probably read easier on a platform like facebook--I don't think they have a character limit for names.
human
I've never really explored that, my name isn't very long to begin with so I never ran into that issue.
gpt
The site does have some interesting quirks; for example, the primary color is blue because Mark Zuckerberg is red-green colorblind 
human
*raises eyebrows* I remember an NFL game where the two teams wore red and green jerseys. A lot of people who suffered from that complained because they could not tell who were on what team.
gpt
That's funny--maybe it's part of why a home team wears white a lot of the time. I don't think many NCAA teams have green as a color, although a lot have red, like Ohio State.
human
Yeah this was a special game where they were testing Color Rush jerseys that were primarily one color. That's why so many people had trouble because there were no breaks in the color or noticeable logos.
gpt
I guess they make some choices to make things easier on the viewers; for example, ESPN actually won an Emmy for the superimposed yellow first down line shown on TV.