nsiap: most dominating college program in each state/overall ...

#5 overall. Shirts WILL be printed.

Business insider with a sports article...makes sense. Yawn

ALABAMA — University of Alabama
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $152.6 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 101,505

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 11,159

NCAA Championship Score*: 30

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.3 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 1





ARKANSAS — University of Arkansas
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $96.8 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 61,596

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 13,750

NCAA Championship Score: 0

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.0 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 25







FLORIDA — University of Florida
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $118.9 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 87,440

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 10,677

NCAA Championship Score: 39

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.2 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 5






GEORGIA — University of Georgia
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $103.5 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 92,746

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 6,198

NCAA Championship Score: 0

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.1 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 19






LOUISIANA — Louisiana State University
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $132.8 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 91,418

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 7,653

NCAA Championship Score: 24

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.1 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 4










MISSISSIPPI — University of Mississippi
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $68.9 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 59,393

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 6,067

NCAA Championship Score: 0

Student Surveys on Athletics: 3.9 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 32




MISSOURI — University of Missouri-Columbia
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $77.0 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 63,505

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 11,996

NCAA Championship Score: 0

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.0 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 26




SOUTH CAROLINA — University of South Carolina
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $98.4 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 82,401

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 8,603

NCAA Championship Score: 12

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.1 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 10






TENNESSEE — The University of Tennessee
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2014 athletic-department revenue: $103.5 million

Average Home Football Attendance: 95,584

Average Home Men's Basketball Attendance: 16,635

NCAA Championship Score: 6

Student Surveys on Athletics: 4.0 out of 5

Overall rank among schools on this list: 11

For all the SEC states:

Alabama - Alabama
Arkansas - Arkansas
Florida - Florida
Georgia - Georgia
Kentucky - Kentucky
Louisiana - Louisiana State
Mississippi - Ole Miss
Missouri - Missouri (Columbia)
South Carolina - South Carolina
Tennessee - Tennessee
Texas - Texas

The only impressive one is Florida. They have two other good competitors in their state. All the other schools should 100% be the top school in their state. It is like being surprised that Ohio state is the top school in Ohio.

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tFlagship

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Of pississippi. Tallest midget, smartest retard and so on...

College Station looks like a town that belongs in the Pississippi Delta

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College Station looks like a town that belongs in the Pississippi Delta

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5 golf courses within 10 miles - Check

Superior hospitals - Check

Superior university - Check

Superior homes - Check

Superior schools - Check

Better economy - Check


Oxford is nothing but a polished turd

I wish they'd say how they came up with their rankings, specifically for the championships.

Old, out-dated info = invalid list...

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Average Home Football Attendance: 91,418

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Obviously was before this was built...

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The biggest increases among Power Five schools: Texas A&M (21 percent), Maryland (14 percent), LSU (11 percent), Mississippi State (10 percent), Rutgers (9 percent), Florida State (9 percent) and UCLA (nine percent). Texas A&M, LSU and Mississippi State expanded their stadiums this season. Maryland and Rutgers were new Big Ten members.

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FBS ATTENDANCE FIGURES

SCHOOL 2014 AVERAGE CHANGE FROM 2013

1. Ohio State 106,296 +1%

2. Texas A&M 105,123 +21%

3. Michigan 104,909 -6%

4. LSU 101,723 +11%

5. Penn State 101,623 +5%

6. Alabama 101,534 + < 1%

7. Tennessee 99,754 +4%

8. Texas 94,103 -5%

9. Georgia 92,746 0%

10. Nebraska 91,249 + < 1%

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*Note that Texas A&M's Kyle Field will decrease in capacity next season in order to add more premium seating.