Reddit Poll reveals most hated CFB teams

Submitted by SBo on
Sorry for the B/R link, but it provides both the infograph and numbers. http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/2619765-reddit-poll-names-most-hat…

We're third with 9.2 percent of all votes. OSU has 11.4 percent and Bama 9.4. We are the most hated team in Ohio, Indiana, and North Dakota (?). EDIT: it appears Maryland as well, although it's hard to tell. Too damn small.

NRK

February 26th, 2016 at 12:19 PM ^

There's actually quite a few of those, which surprised me. But I guess the in-state rivalries can drive that.

  • California - USC
  • Arizona - Arizona
  • Utah - BYU
  • Iowa - Iowa St
  • Alabama - Auburn
  • Florida - FSU
  • South Carolina - (I think that's S. Carolina?)
  • North Carolina - North Carolina
  • Virginia - UVA

the Glove

February 26th, 2016 at 8:20 AM ^

I found it interesting that some of the state schools within their own state are hated the most. For instance Georgia and North Carolina. I thought their fan base would have the majority within the state.

MaizeAndBlueWahoo

February 26th, 2016 at 8:36 AM ^

UNC's easy, they have two schools right there in the state who put them at the top of the list.  Ask any NC State fan, they'll tell you that between Duke and UNC, it's no contest who they hate more.  And among the three, NC State has the plurality.

In the case of UGA, my only guess is that Atlanta is mostly full of expatriates from somewhere else - particularly all around the South - so hating on the local SEC team seems only natural.

Ecky Pting

February 26th, 2016 at 8:37 AM ^

M is tied for 2nd with Bama, actually. Woohoo! ND doesn't even crack the top ten. MSU? 3rd in the states of MI & OH, behind OSU & M in both! What sorry also-rans...

Mr. Elbel

February 26th, 2016 at 10:29 AM ^

The random ones are pretty funny. Texas is hated by Rhode Island. Deleware is the only state to hate ND the most, which is....weird. And what's Hawaii's? Think it might be Boise State, which isn't horrbily random, I just can't really tell who it is.