Seminoles Football Team Analysis

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I have a distinctive level of connection with three different sports teams such as the Florida State Seminoles football team, the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Jacksonville Jaguars. The level of connection I have with the Seminoles football team is an attraction because it is my favorite team. With respect to hedonism, I am attracted to the Seminoles football team because it is fun to watch games, entertaining, and fun to talk about the team. I also get excited from watching several players on the team perform because I know they are some of the best players in the country at their particular positions. Nonetheless, with respect to the social situation, my level of attraction to the Seminoles football team is influenced by the stage of acceptance

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