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In an exclusive survey of more than 2,000 American college football fans, Sportshandle uncovers which fan bases are considered the most annoying. Additionally, we asked fans about the current state of college football and their predictions for the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner.
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Here are the key takeaways from the survey, shedding light on the diverse perspectives held by fans across the country.
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When it comes to which school has the most annoying fan base, Alabama leads the pack with 22% of fans nationwide pointing the finger at the Crimson Tide’s ers.
Ohio State follows in second place, with 14% of fans considering Buckeye fans the most annoying.
Fans of Michigan Wolverines round off the top three of the most annoying fans, with 9% of college fans picking them as their most annoying bunch.
Unsurprisingly, regional rivalries heavily influence these perceptions. Michigan fans overwhelmingly believe Ohio State has the most annoying fanbase, with 52% expressing this view. Conversely, Ohio fans consider Michigan ers the most annoying, with 42% of them holding this opinion.
On the other end of the spectrum, Auburn fans are seen as the least annoying (tied for the least annoying alongside Oklahoma and Colorado), with only 2% of respondents labeling them as such. However, this isn’t the case in Alabama, where 20% of fans find Auburn’s fan base the most annoying, showcasing the intense local rivalry.
Should the Power Five Conferences Leave the NCAA? 4lm4s
The debate over whether the Power Five conferences (P5) should officially leave the NCAA for football continues to be a hot topic. The Northeast stands out as the region most ive of this move, with a significant portion of fans (28%) expressing strong agreement with our question: “Do you believe the Power Five conferences (P5) should officially leave the NCAA for football?”
This sentiment highlights a growing divide in opinions on how college football should be organized, particularly among those who believe that the P5 conferences could thrive independently of the NCAA.
Heisman Trophy Predictions 2q1g13
Ahead of the season, the frontrunner for the 2024 Heisman Trophy is looking hard to pin down, but fans across the nation have their favorites. Carson Beck, quarterback for Georgia, is backed by 15% of college football fans to take home the prestigious award, making him the top pick. Close behind is Alabama’s Jalen Milroe, with 13% of fans predicting his victory. Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers and Ohio State quarterback Will Howard are tied for third pick, with 9% of college football fans picking them as the most likely Heisman winner.
Below is a breakdown of who fans think will win the Heisman:
Regional preferences also play a significant role in Heisman predictions. The Midwest believes Ohio State’s Will Howard has the best chance, with 20% of fans from the region ing him. Meanwhile, the South shows a slight preference for Carson Beck (19%) over Jalen Milroe (17%).
Conclusion 6x4oc
The survey highlights the ionate and diverse opinions held by college football fans across the nation. From the debate over the future of the P5 conferences to the fervent rivalries that define the sport, these insights provide a snapshot of the current fan landscape. As the 2024 season approaches, it will be fascinating to see how these opinions evolve and whether the predictions hold true.
Methodology 4j42b
The research was commissioned by Sportshandle and carried out by Research Without Barriers (RWB). The survey was conducted between June 13, 2024, and June 17, 2024. The sample comprises 2,005 college football fans across the United States of America.
All research conducted adheres to the Market Research Society (MRS) code of conduct (2023) & ESOMAR. RWB is ed with the Information Commissioner’s Office and is fully compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act (2018).
Access the raw data here.
