Study Confirms Football Fans are Superstitious

Majority of football fans are indeed superstitious, a new study reveals.

With college football set to launch next week, BTN-the joint venture of Fox Networks and the Big Ten football conference, has released a study aimed at learning how and where football fans like to watch games on TV.

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According to the survey, 62 percent prefer watching college games at home, while 30 percent prefer going to a friend's house, Contactmusic reported.

Where the other 8 percent like to go was not disclosed, but presumably most of them head for the neighborhood bar.

The survey also disclosed that a host of football fans are superstitious, with 53 percent saying that they wear certain clothes or shoes to help their favorite team win.

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Much more surprising was that 40 percent said that looking away from the screen sometimes helps their team win.

The favorite activity while watching a game: for 63 percent, it's eating; for 34 percent it's napping; and for 31 percent it's screaming at the TV.

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Source-ANI