How come the NorthEast and West Coast Dont Like College Football?

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

Midwest and South, they have 100k people show up to summer practices and rallys and shyt, and we only show up during rivalry week.

 

[Da_Eggman]

cuz thats all they got in there piss poor redneck shytholes

 

[hjhblkhj]

The west and northeast like college football they just don't treat football as religion like the south does.

 

[Ohene]

name a team in the north east thats got pedigree.



something oughtta be slipping my mind

 

[South Paw]

NFL>>>

 

[Frump]

Because what reason does a major city with tons of pro teams have to obsess over an inferior product with inferior players?

That shyts only for hicks with no pro teams

 

[ecks12]

Because what reason does a major city with tons of pro teams have to obsess over an inferior product with inferior players?

That shyts only for hicks with no pro teams

This.

 

[Frump]

The west and northeast like college football they just don't treat football as religion like the south does.

the Northeast does not like college football at all

 

[SoulController]

theres no local rooting interest + presence of pro teams

i love it, but ill be damned if i pull for Buttgers or St. John's because they are local. no dice

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

More concern with pro-teams coupled with the high school football obsession in the south/Midwest that leads to more interest in following college careers. Also, there is a more transient population on the east and west coasts, so you don't have the huge alumni communities around the area of their college, and lastly, a lot more of the schools on the east and west coast tend to be of higher academic caliber, thus they don't have the same recruiting reach to field "dynastic" teams year after year

 

[CrimsonTider]

More concern with pro-teams coupled with the high school football obsession in the south/Midwest that leads to more interest in following college careers. Also, there is a more transient population on the east and west coasts, so you don't have the huge alumni communities around the area of their college, and lastly, a lot more of the schools on the east and west coast tend to be of higher academic caliber, thus they don't have the same recruiting reach to field "dynastic" teams year after year

Try again

 

[KingpinOG]

More concern with pro-teams coupled with the high school football obsession in the south/Midwest that leads to more interest in following college careers. Also, there is a more transient population on the east and west coasts, so you don't have the huge alumni communities around the area of their college, and lastly, a lot more of the schools on the east and west coast tend to be of higher academic caliber, thus they don't have the same recruiting reach to field "dynastic" teams year after year

The Midwest is filled with pro teams and schools with high academic caliber and they still pull in huge crowds at Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State, Nebraska, Wisconsin, etc

 

[HNIC973]

we don't have any good local teams to root for fukk I look like being a Rutgers fan

 

[Listen]

Bottom line is the Northeast is inundated with pro sports teams, in most cases at least one in all 4 major sports. Boston, Philly and NY all have Baseball, Football, Basketball and Hockey.

Plus there's a bazillion colleges up here. Like, Boston has some ungodly number in a 20 miles radius, and I know NY is similar.

 

[OTC]

More concern with pro-teams coupled with the high school football obsession in the south/Midwest that leads to more interest in following college careers. Also, there is a more transient population on the east and west coasts, so you don't have the huge alumni communities around the area of their college, and lastly, a lot more of the schools on the east and west coast tend to be of higher academic caliber, thus they don't have the same recruiting reach to field "dynastic" teams year after year