US map broken down by college fandom

[J.R. Ewing]

Pretty accurate. However, I'd say that NM is pretty fully in the cowboys camp. The local stations carried Cowboy games as teh primary team. That used to infuriate me when I was living in Durango. Durango was zoned to Albuquerque for local channels.

 

[Unleash Hell]

pretty good. when i sometimes stay in northeast montana, there are small towns that are predominately steelers or cowboys towns. rubes.

Also, I would extend the Broncos into western Nebraska and western Kansas. I have spent a lot of time in those areas hunting, it is predominantly Broncos over Chefs. Hell they even get the Denver post at gas stations out there.

 

[Darian3Hagan]

Also, I would extend the Broncos into western Nebraska and western Kansas. I have spent a lot of time in those areas hunting, it is predominantly Broncos over Chefs. Hell they even get the Denver post at gas stations out there.

The DP does have great Husker coverage.

 

[prime teets]

the redskins go pretty far into carolina if i'm not mistaken.

 

[CVilleBuff]

the redskins go pretty far into carolina if i'm not mistaken.

Yeah, the map is a little generous to all the NFC South teams that have pretty weak fan bases. NC, especially the eastern part of the state (and thus pretty far removed from Charlotte) has a lot of Skins fans.

 

[Mick Ronson]

i wonder how big that Saints swath was 5-6 years ago.

i'd say the KC chunk of Oklahoma is bigger, too. Tulsa area gravitates toward KC (puke) while OKC is all Dallas (barf).

 

[CUBUFF80]

I'd really like to see the CFL version

 

[CVilleBuff]

I'd really like to see the CFL version

 

[GregInArlington]

Is there a Miller Pinder version?

 

[Junction]

Is there an English Premiere League version?