At 35, Tony still holds to the dream of being the oldest and least talented player ever to be drafted in the NBA. Although Tony grew up Utah Jazz fan by default (he grew up in Utah, was short and white so by law he idolized John Stockton), he quickly made the conversion to Kingdom shortly after moving to Sacramento in 1993. His fascination with the Kings was further solidified when the Kings drafted Bobby Hurley in 1995. Tony still holds to this day that he could have taken Hurley in a game of one-on-one. Tony is an avid basketball player and can routinely be found playing ball in his "hood" taking other thirtysomethings to the 7-foot hoop (almost able to palm a mini-ball) in a vain attempt to return to his youth.

Tony is a Sagittarius who loves running, vanilla ice cream smothered with semi-sweet chocolate chips and watching Sponge Bob Square Pants with his wife, three daughters and son. When Tony is not writing for KingsSuperFans.com he can be found beginning (and not finishing) many household projects. Above all, Tony enjoys spending time with his family; showing them his high school trophies and letterman’s jacket and making up grandiose tales of his athletic accomplishments. By day Tony runs his own technology company, Diskology, Inc., and he can also be found writing bi-monthly columns in the Lincoln Newsmessenger. Tony can be reached at tony@KingsSuperFans.com.

Growing up in Orange County, Jim was exposed to the Fakers at an early age with many visits to The Forum. In his move to Fair Oaks lost touch with the NBA in general while exploring other sports further, namely soccer. Jim played soccer competitively for several years and throughout high school.

Eventually the Kings moved into Sacramento during Jim's high school years. Even though they sucked he went to a few games, including some at the original ARCO Arena.

Now 33, Jim's professional career has him working with a software company which has nothing to do with basketball whatsoever. But as luck would have it, Tony also worked for the same software development firm. From the day that Jim met Tony, it was Jim's desire to make Tony work for him. Jim's sinister plan has almost come to fruition.

Jim has a wonderful family, a wife and two kids, whom are all obsessed with the Wiggles and eating popsicles. We've been told that Jim added an extra freezer to the garage to help facilitate one of the two above fascinations of his family. But, again, even after surveillance, and countless dollars spent on private investigators we can not confirm this.

Jim can be found working late into the evening at jim@KingsSuperFans.com or posting in the forums.

KF has lived in West Sacramento his whole life, which probably explains why he is so screwed up. He has always been a huge fan of the Kings, in fact, one of his oldest memories is going to a Kings game. Not only has he suffered through his life in West Sacramento, but he also suffered through the days of the L-Train, Mitch Richmond, and Duane Causewell. When the Kings made the playoffs in ‘96, KF died at the age of 8. For some reason, by some miracle, he was resurrected, but nobody seemed to care. When the Kings made the playoffs in ‘99, he died again. He then showed up a few days later to watch John Stockton bury the Kings in the last 12 seconds of game 5 that year. Again, nobody cared.

The persistent dying has stopped, now, and KF can be found posting on the KingsSuperFans boards. He also writes articles once in a while. KF enjoys watching basketball of any kind, playing video games of any kind, and eating mysterious foods of any kind. Once in a while, KF goes to school at River City High School in West Sac (Raider Pride!!! Oh, wait, we don't have much to be proud about...). KF is an aspiring writer (particularly, a sports writer), yet he can barely put words together to make a phrase. In fact, the self-discovery of KF's illiteracy has forced him into being interested in engineering. He will, most likely, be attending UC Davis for the Fall 2005 year. KF also enjoys people saying that they are simply not as good as him.

(Note: West Sacramento is a perfectly nice city. After all, we have all those, uh... Raley Field. Visit Raley Field! (Paid for by the West Sacramento City Council))

Andrew "SacKid" Bauer – Graduating High School the same year as LeBron James, SacKid rose through the ranks faster than James could have dreamed. Within ten days of registering with KSF, at the age of 16, SacKid became a moderator of the best Kings website on the net. A year later, he found himself a contributing editor and forum administrator of the award winning, KingsSuperFans.com.

Born and raised in Sacramento, but in a baseball family, it took him a while to get into the NBA. Once he did, there was no turning back. Today he thinks back to when he cheered Tyus Edny and stood in line at Carl’s Jr. for Mitch Richmond’s autograph and smiles.

After Mitch Richmond demanded a trade, he moved to Naples Italy for three years. Back then, the Kings did not get many nationally televised games, and even fewer made it on to the one American channel he had access to (AFN). Much to his dismay, he largely lost touch with the team.

After returning to California in 2000, he quickly familiarized himself with an almost entirely new roster he began to support the Kings from the heart of Southern California. Although he had to suffer the Kings loss in the 2001 Western Conference Finals in isolation, it served as his motivation to find a place where he could discuss his team with other fans. The rest is history.

SacKid supports the Sacramento Kings rain or shine, and can be spotted driving around with his Kings flag and KSF License plate frame proudly displayed, no matter where he may go.

G-Naps - G-naps has been a fan since the Kings came to Sacramento. Not only has he been a fan but its approaches an unnatural obsession. He still remembers his first game at arco 1.0 vs the sonics. The kings won it in overtime and he got reggie theus’ autograph after the game.

G-naps moved from Northern California to Southern California in 1995 and has been preaching the way of the Kings to the legions of Laker fans since day one. He still is looking for a copy of the game 6 2002 WCF since he decided to go to Ireland for a week instead of being there for his beloved Kings.

SG spent most of her life in Northern California, living everywhere from Marysville to Davis to downtown Sacramento. As a young girl, she attended countless games at Arco, watching Mitch Richmond almost single-handedly keep the Kings from getting shut out night after night. Unfortunately, right around 1998, Kings tickets suddenly and inexplicably became a lot harder to come by, so she hasn't attended a game at Arco in many long years. (If this sob story has moved you, feel free to donate your own tickets to help end her suffering.)

In 1999, SG moved to Los Angeles (into the lion's den, as they say), just in time to watch the 8th-seeded Kings take the 1st-seeded Lakers to five games in the first round. Although she wore her lucky shirt during each game, and prayed to gods of several different denominations, the Kings fell just short of knocking LA out. Still, fun was had by all Sacramento natives during that series, as no one really expected the upstart Kings to pose such a challenge. Widespread mockery of LA began, and thus, a rivalry was born. SG certainly did her part to feed the flames, risking life and limb by wearing her Kings paraphernalia all over SoCal, and aggressively defending her team to any Lakers fans who were stupid enough to try to challenge her to a battle of smack-talk. Since that season, she has attended every Kings/Clippers game at Staples, and has gone into enormous personal debt by getting the NBA League Pass every year and funding beer-fueled Kings parties at her apartment.

In her non-Kings related life, SG plays way too many video games, paints, cooks, travels, and writes. She has aspirations of becoming a professional writer, and will be studying to get her masters degree in London next year. She is absolutely convinced, a la Murphy's Law, that the Kings will win a championship next season, because she won't be around to see it.

The Once and Future Kings (Super)Fan! (aka OAFKF) - Born on a 110° July evening, the Once and Future Kings Fan was a Kings fan even before he was born. Yes, that's correct folks; his mother attended Kings home games during her pregnancy... hope the beer back then was too expensive for her, or else that might explain a few things...

Anyway, this die-hard fanatic was born and has lived in Sacramento since the very first Kings team arrived in 1985. Yes, those were the days--and he claims he can remember them so well, too! When asked to recall some memorable moments he said, "Like when that one thing... um, well... Oh yeah, there was the time when... oh, see, er, uh..."

Ok, so maybe he couldn't remember all the way back to that original team, but hey, he was sure born when they came here, so he's forever linked to this team and this city.

Anyway, this fan has seen his share of Kings success and failures; thankfully, the latter were too long ago to remember and the former are in the here and now and we can all appreciate that! But among his fondest Kings memories include:

• The 1996 Playoffs: the first year, since he could recall, that a Sacramento team had made the playoffs. He went to one game here in town, attending with his parents and members of my church up in the nosebleed sections. The Kings lost that game, but it was his first (and, thankfully, not last) experience of the playoff atmosphere at Arco
• The 1999 season: this was the first year that his dad didn't have his premium seats (section 108, row F, seats 4 and 5), and he's made him remember that ever since; but this was also the first time since 96 that the Kings made the playoffs, and the first year that Sac-Town got to know C-Webb, White Chocolate, Vla-D, and the rest of the crew we've come to know and love
• The 2002 season: who can't put this as an all-time best (and, for quite a few, worst) Kings moment; Mike Bibby comes in, the Kings win 61, and we lose to the Lakers in the WCF... *sigh* (nostalgia hurts)

Anyway, those are just a few. But there are plenty more memories to be had. He was once a Kings fan, and he will be in the future. For now, though...

HE'S A KINGS SUPERFAN!