re: Ranking SEC fanbases by average IQ

my Grandmother that I never knew was from Bismark, near Farmington

she died young in an accident

I've met her sister, my great aunt, and that was really nice




ETA: I guess they spell it "Bismarck"

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my Grandmother that I never knew was from Bismark, near Farmington

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Are you sure she wasn't from Farmington? That would explain a lot.

Just kidding, HRV.

Ha, I would put fsu really low on that IQ scale, now on the babes scale it would be at the top, always has been!

Texas is a bunch of dumb liberals that don't know their asses from a hole in the wall.

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Vols at #4?

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OP did something I’ve never done.

Agree with Harry.

OP is a certified TARD

Based on this thread, the Bama rating seems to be spot on. Interesting

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Did you just call the OP a fig?

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Affirmative, and one in possession of a large quantity of silicone based phalluses on or about their person.

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4. Vols

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While not necessarily indicating IQ...if you rank counties (data didn't drill down to cities) SEC schools are in by number of residents holding Doctorates, it would be:

1) Travis County, TX - 20,127
2) Davidson County, TN - 11,351
3) Alachua County, FL - 8,242
4) Brazos County, TX - 7,351
5) Knox County, TN - 7,044
6) Fayette County, KY - 6,958
7) Richland County, SC - 6,612
8) East Baton Rouge Parish, LA - 5,546
9) Boone County, MO - 4,408
10) Cleveland County, OK - 4,269
11) Clarke County, GA - 4,100
12) Tuscaloosa County, AL - 3,495
13) Lee County, AL - 2,887
14) Washington, AR - 2,837
15) Lafayette County, MS - 1,956
16) Oktibbeha County, MS - 1,912

LINK

Now...how much of that is contribution from the professors at the university, vs the surrounding population? Since I couldn't find a site just listing faculty size...a relative size index based on enrollment will have to suffice (ranked smallest to largest).

1) Vanderbilt University - 13,710
2) Mississippi State University at Starkville - 22,649
3) University of Mississippi at Oxford - 24,710
4) University of Oklahoma at Norman - 27,772
5) University of Kentucky at Lexington - 29,986
6) University of Tennessee at Knoxville - 30,559
7) University of Missouri at Columbia - 31,089
8) University of Arkansas at Fayetteville - 32,140
9) Auburn University at Auburn - 33,015
10) Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge - 34,285
11) University of South Carolina at Columbia - 35,470
12) University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa - 37,840
13) University of Georgia at Athens - 39,147
14) University of Texas at Austin - 50,476
15) University of Florida at Gainesville - 53,372
16) University of Texas A&M at College Station - 70,418

Forced Ranking:
So...to get the most PhDs in the county with the smallest contribution by the university system (meaning that the population holds doctorates outside of working for the university), we add the 2 rankings together, and ties are placed in order of # of doctorates in county first.


1) Vandy - 2+1 = 3
2t) Tennessee - 5+6 = 11
2t) Kentucky - 6+5 = 11
4) Oklahoma - 10+4 = 14
5) Texas - 1+14 = 15
6) Missouri - 9+7 = 16
7t) Florida - 3+15 = 18
7t) South Carolina - 7+11 = 18
7t) LSU - 8+10 = 18
7t) Ole Miss - 15+3 = 18
7t) Mississippi State - 16+2 = 18
12) Texas A&M = 4+16 = 20
13) Auburn - 9+13 = 22
13t) Arkansas - 14+8 - 22
15) Georgia - 11+13 = 24
16) Alabama - 12+12 = 24

What does all of this mean??? Pretty much, nothing...other than I had some extra time on a Thursday to throw a bunch of numbers together. That, and there are quite a few PhDs in Knoxville around a relatively small university.

When UGA mops the floor with the Vols during our annual prison-raping this season, are you going to take your toys and leave the playground and we will finally be rid of you for good alter?