No. 10 Justin Timberlake
More known for his singing ability than his acting ability, Timberlake is both a huge Green Bay Packers fan and Memphis basketball fan. He’s even been tailgating with random fans at a Packers game before.
More known for his singing ability than his acting ability, Timberlake is both a huge Green Bay Packers fan and Memphis basketball fan. He’s even been tailgating with random fans at a Packers game before.
Ron Burgundy checks in at No. 9 on this list because he just loves sports in general. Not only is he a huge fan of the Lakers, but he always has something funny to say to interviewers.
Adam Sandler loves the New York Yankees and the New York Jets. That may have to do with the fact that he was born in Brooklyn.
You probably didn’t know this, but McConaughy does a thousand pushups every time the Texas Longhorns score a touchdown. I made that up, but you see my point that he’s a huge Texas fan.
I feel bad for Bill Murray. Why? Because it’s got to be terrible being a Chicago Cubs fan lately.
Tom Hanks love of the teams from Oakland is almost as creepy as his character from The Polar Express.
Ben Affleck always shows up at sporting events in Boston. Matt Damon tags along sometimes, too.
In West Philadelphia, born and raised … no, but seriously, Will Smith is a huge fan of the Philadelphia Phillies, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Philadelphia 76ers.
Being the most famous sports fan of the craziest fan base in all of college basketball has to be exhausting. I wonder how she felt about her Kentucky Wildcats losing in the first round of the NIT last season.
LA Lakers’ fan Jack Nicholson might be the greatest celebrity sports fan of all time if it weren’t for film director Spike Lee and his New York Knicks.
