re: Teams other than your favorite team that you like? And why?

I loved UF in the late 90's. Was a big spurrier guy when we went 21-0 at half, only to lose 21-42.

I loved watching David Greene at UGA, and really admired that program consistently winning 10+ games.

and who didnt like watching Mike Vick play at VT

lastly, Ive always felt that NC State and VT belong in the SEC.

I've made it known LSU is my 2nd favorite team.

Always respected Alabama, even pre-Saban. I watched that Miami-Alabama sugar bowl in the electronics department of the Foley's I was working at. We were having an unusually deep freeze and the mall was having heater problems management was concerned about pipes bursting, so me & a guy from loss prevention were tasked to stay in the store after hours until the night security crew showed up, freezing our asses off but got to watch that glorious beatdown of the bad guys courtesy of the good guys, on a big-screen TV. Been a fan ever since.

I hate admitting this here but A&M. They've had some great players like Dat Nguyen, Javorski Lane, Von Miller, Quentin Coryatt. And I like their road whites, they look great with that dark maroon.

Boston College. Can't explain why.

Kentucky.

Mississippi State
Florida
LSU
Stanford

State - I think I got laid every time we went to Starkville when I was at Alabama late 60s-early 70s. Their teams were always blue collar as can be and would beat you up physically. Lots of friends that went to "staaaaay-eat"

Florida - I grew up in Gainesville, went to HS there. Several HS teammates played for Florida under Ray Graves. This was before Florida ever won anything.

LSU - Live here, follow team, very interested in LHSAA football and goodly percent of LSU team is from Louisiana. I most likely saw them in high school. I've enjoyed intensely disliking the last two coaches... but Cholly Mac and Arnspargar where outstanding men and coaches.

Stanford - Loved the band. And it was the first cfb game I ever attended as 4-year old in 1948. Step dad was in grad school there after WWII, took me and twin brother to see USC game.. Stanford students brought out the "axe cheer" which was usually reserved for Cal.

They don't use axe cheer anymore... woke nonsense. What is it? stadium chants "Giv'um the axe (...2.3,4) the axe (,,,2,3,4) the axe-the axe-the axe" plaYing off of the Stanford Indian nickname which is no longer used of course. It was eerie like the Fsu/braves chant.

Miami

The reason?

I think Miami embodied the 1980s with decadence and flair and it translated to the football field.

I grew up in a very traditional family, son of a preacher, and Miami was very anti that life style and it was just fun.

More importantly, I really really really really hate Nebraska.

Oregon Ducks...Like the style of play and of course the uniforms.

1. UGA - it's where I went to school and obtained BA-Radio/TV Broadcast News
2. USC - it's where I went to school and obtained MA-Radio/TV Broadcast News

3. N.C. State - a brother of mine went to school there and played baseball; went to CWS in '68, played for MLB player, Sam Esposito

4. LSU - 2nd favorite within the SEC, good spirit, band, good eatin'

South Carolina.

1. Fun fans
2. Great times at their home games
3. frick Clemson

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Have always liked Va Tech. The atmosphere, Beamerball and the whole vibe really

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The Sandman Experience looks pretty cool.

Florida State - that fisking chant gets in your head and won’t leave

Appalachian State - just keeps pulling upsets on ranked teams. Please god don’t ever schedule them

Virginia Tech - best entrance in the game