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So, I'll talk about the better experience first. If you want to go to a live sporting event, at least between the NFL and NBA, go NBA. No doubt about it. Several reasons.
Nicer atmosphere. If you have a family and you don't like foul language, don't go to an NFL game (at least as far as my one experience says). I've been to 8 NBA, only 4 of which I can remember in detail, because the first four happened when I was pretty young. Now, this may have something to do with the kind of people that go to NBA games, but the language with much better. Only once have I heard cursing at an NBA game, and that was just bad luck with my seating, and the particular opposing team, and all sorts of factors that I will tell later. It didn't detract from my experience then, but that was a) because I expected it for that particular game, and b) because in an NBA game, if you have a team that is good and sells out all games, it is LOUD. In the NFL, especially an open stadium, the stadium is so large that the fans can be really loud, but it's not all compact. You can still tell what people are yelling, and, there is a lot of downtime in a NFL game, where you just listen to the people around you. The NBA is fastpaced with few breaks, and during those breaks they can provide entertainment on the court that distracts people. But again, it's so loud, you can't hear what people are saying anyway.
Another thing that makes NBA games more fun. Every time your team scores, it's something to cheer about and if your team is good, they should score often. That means lots of cheering, compared to the NFL, were big plays may happen sparingly. You cheer for rebounds, steals, blocks. All sorts of things in the NBA. And that's why you go to live sports: To cheer for your team in person, where they can hear you. So cheering often is a must.
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