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Flabby Heads: Who Was The Most Popular Team in America in the 1990s?
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Erratic415
Superstar
The way Starks was playing in the 4th Q of game 6, I think he makes that 3 on the last play and wins the series for NYK if Hakeem doesn’t recover and get a piece of it. Starks was a streaky shooter, and really on at that point.
Taking that into account, I think it’s one of the biggest defensive plays in NBA history.
staticshock
Veteran
no way in fukk y’all are saying the cowboys 
The bulls were easily the most popular team in any sport in the 90s
I can’t even remember talking about the cowboys back then but the bulls dominated elementary sports talk. Saw way more Bulls merch etc
The bulls were easily the most popular team in any sport in the 90s
I can’t even remember talking about the cowboys back then but the bulls dominated elementary sports talk. Saw way more Bulls merch etc
Bboystyle
FIRE MATT LAFLEUR
Nah people were rocking pippen and rodman jerseys as well who werent bulls fans. Especially them black and red joints.
But for me, Cowboys were all the rage in the 90s. Everyone and their mom was a Cowboys fan.
William Heavy
All Star
I was too young to know about the Cowboys history in the late 80's. When I was a kid they always sucked. Then when they got good again it was like an explosion. A fukk ton of Cowboy fans everywhere. I'm not gonna call them band wagon cuz they were just dormant during the losing years. I had to go to school with their kids though, and in the heart of 49ers country they chose to be Cowboy fans like their Dads. The arguments (sometimes fights) between 49ers, Cowboys, and Raider fans in middle school was funny.
Elway winning his last Super Bowl was the first football memory I vividly recall, so Dallas just wasn't on the radar - but even as a kid between Space Jam, Karl Malone/Dennis Rodman in WCW and the theme music I fully comprehended what the Bulls and MJ were.
Bboystyle
FIRE MATT LAFLEUR
I remember the hype around the Braves too in the 90's. Maddux, chipper jones, David Justice, ect. I used to LOVE collecting baseball cards in the 90s hoping i'd get a flaming nolan ryan card..got stuck with a bunch of Darryl Strawberry cards instead 
Easily the Bulls.
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
Cowboys were cooked to a crisp by then. 92-96, Cowboys were every fukking where tho.
WEasily the bulls. You had the best player on the best team.
Hell even Horace grant had his own line of goggles .
The cowboys were popular, but they weren’t as dominant and you still had a huge number of giants, 49er, redskins, broncos and packers fans. NFL had more parity, it really isn’t their fault.
Hell even Horace grant had his own line of goggles
.The cowboys were popular, but they weren’t as dominant and you still had a huge number of giants, 49er, redskins, broncos and packers fans. NFL had more parity, it really isn’t their fault.
Nobody give a fukk about them dudes
A fukking fullback has had a 20+years broadcasting career because he played on the Cowboys team. Enough said
My point is role players were household namesNobody give a fukk about them dudes
A fukking fullback has had a 20+years broadcasting career because he played on the Cowboys team. Enough said
The God Poster
LWO representa
Just to be clear are bandwagon fans/stans not actual fans anymore?If that's the case then change the title to who had the most bandwagon fans in the 90s instead.
Only asking so I can report back to the Lakers thread with the news
