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Sports Cry When you cry out of joy or anguish when your favorite sports team elates or deflates you. It doesn't mean you are less of a human, weak or sensitive. It just means that moment that overwhelmed your emotions.

My Sports CriesDallas Mavericks NBA title in 2011. Crying for Dirk Nowitzki as he left the court to have his "sports cry".

U.S. Women's National Soccer Team win against Brazil. The U.S. women were resilant after being "jobbed" by officiating and showed such heart and the American spirit to persevere and win. Justice was served.

Elements of a Sports Cry Emotion. Chills. Watery eyes. Maybe a tear down the cheek. Anger. Elation. So many more to list.

References BAD Radio (Bob Sturm, Dan McDowell, Donovan Lewis) on 1310 AM The Ticket in Dallas coined the phrase "Sports Cry". They have also been the creators of such bits as "Gay not Gay", "What's on my Tivo", "1920's Reporter Guy - Scoops Callahan", "Horn Man" and others. Innovators in radio, sports humorism and intelligent sports talk, BAD Radio is the epitome of guy talk.== References ==

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