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FarPoint

(14,920 posts) Mon Mar 30, 2015, 04:51 PM Mar 2015

Should there be a movement to boycott the NCAA Final Four? Related to the Indiana discrimination law [View all]

The Final Four will be held in Indianapolis Indiana. Home viewers can go into "blackout mode"....I enjoy the Final Four but will support a TV blackout if it is in vogue.

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Should there be a movement to boycott the NCAA Final Four? Related to the Indiana discrimination law [View all] FarPoint Mar 2015 OP

No, there should be a movement to boycott the NCAA Final Four over how they treat the athletes. jeff47 Mar 2015 #1

Oh, I'm with you there.. FarPoint Mar 2015 #3

+1 Glassunion Mar 2015 #4

Right on Man from Pickens Mar 2015 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Mar 2015 #2

Too bad there is not enough time to organize a viewer blackout. FarPoint Mar 2015 #6

There's already been record-breaking viewership bigwillq Mar 2015 #8

Count me in, I always boycott that college sports stuff anyhow dissentient Mar 2015 #5

Boycotts must be focused Rebubula Mar 2015 #7

I imagined already that to move the venue would be unrealistic. FarPoint Mar 2015 #10

I am asking people I know to not watch the Final Four. Zorra Mar 2015 #9

Me too....I can do it...and I like March Madness. FarPoint Mar 2015 #13

The only people who would boycott are people that do not like NCAA basketball. former9thward Mar 2015 #12

I can't boycott. MineralMan Mar 2015 #14