Favorite Athletes

Tiger Woods, Kevin Durant, Tim Tebow, LeBron James, Tom Brady

Favorite Sports Teams

Oregon Ducks, Portland Trail-Blazers, St Louis Cardinals, Tennessee Titans, Duke Blue Devils, New Jersey Devils, St Louis Rams, Anaheim Ducks

Favorite Coaches

Vince Lombardi, Chip Kelly, Tony LaRussa, Jon Gruden, Bill Belichick, Rex Ryan, Doc Rivers, Pete Carroll

All-Time Sports Moment

Either game 6 of the 2011 World Series, or TW's chip-in on the 70th hole of the 2006 Masters

Most Memorable Game Attended

2006 @ Autzen Stadium - (18)Oregon Ducks vs (11)Oklahoma Sooners; 34-33 Ducks

Most Unbreakable Sports Record

Boston Celtics, 8 consecutive championships - most by any American professional sports team (NBA, NFL, MLB or NHL)

Ruth or Mays?

Willy Mays - He could field just as well as hit

Unitas or Montana?

Joe Montana because he has more Super Bowl rings - as a QB in the NFL, that is the only statistic that matters

Jordan or Russell?

Michael Jordan - He completely changed the game of basketball with his dominance and style of play. Greatest player of all time, end of discussion.

Gretzky or Orr?

Wayne Gretzky "The Great One" - 92 goals in the 1981-82 season will be the most in a single season forever (or until goaltending is made illegal...)

Pele or Maradona?

Pele brought flair to the world's most popular sport that is still uncommon today

Federer or Sampras?

Roger Federer - No player has ever dominated the tennis world like Federer did from 2003-07. From the '05 Wimbledon until the end of the '07 season, Federer won every Grand Slam tournament other than the French Open (lost in the finals of both).

Tiger or Nicklaus?

Tiger Woods - No one has ever won 4-straight majors (2000-01) or 3-straight US Amateur Championships (1994-96). Even with no major win since the '08 US Open, he is still on pace with Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 career major wins - both with 14 at Woods' current age of 35.

ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 or SEC?

ACC in basketball - Even though the Pac-10/12 has 1 more championship (13 to 12), 11 of those are by UCLA. SEC for football...It KILLS me to say it, but you cannot argue with 6-straight BCS titles (#6 after LSU/Bama game)