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<blockquote data-quote="Sean Miller Fan" data-source="post: 129304965" data-attributes="member: 1383245">I dont think Facebook has to be scientific.&nbsp; You either click &quot;like&quot; if you like a team or you don't.&nbsp; If you liked a team enough to click &quot;like&quot; then you probably do like them.&nbsp; Now, how much you like them is another story.&nbsp; But it seems to be a better guage than some random online or mall poll.I agree it eliminates some demographics, mostly those over 40 who use Facebook less. Facebook is primarily for a younger demographic but in many ways that makes the study even more important.&nbsp; Advertisers care most about the 18-40 year old crowd.&nbsp; So if NJ is a &quot;PSU state&quot; for 18-40 year olds, that's pretty much all that matters.&nbsp; And PS, I highly doubt the old fogies in NJ who have watched Rutgers suck their whole lives have taken up their cause.&nbsp; They would do better with the younger crowd anyway.Texas isn't going to let you expand.&nbsp; It doesn't make sense for them.&nbsp; But, hypothetically, if you added 2 teams, they'd have to be:1.&nbsp; BYU (historically good football and basketball, big fanbase)2.&nbsp; Central Florida (great TV market, new football stadium and basketball arena, FL recruiting)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sean Miller Fan, post: 129304965, member: 1383245"] I dont think Facebook has to be scientific. You either click "like" if you like a team or you don't. If you liked a team enough to click "like" then you probably do like them. Now, how much you like them is another story. But it seems to be a better guage than some random online or mall poll. I agree it eliminates some demographics, mostly those over 40 who use Facebook less. Facebook is primarily for a younger demographic but in many ways that makes the study even more important. Advertisers care most about the 18-40 year old crowd. So if NJ is a "PSU state" for 18-40 year olds, that's pretty much all that matters. And PS, I highly doubt the old fogies in NJ who have watched Rutgers suck their whole lives have taken up their cause. They would do better with the younger crowd anyway. Texas isn't going to let you expand. It doesn't make sense for them. But, hypothetically, if you added 2 teams, they'd have to be: 1. BYU (historically good football and basketball, big fanbase) 2. Central Florida (great TV market, new football stadium and basketball arena, FL recruiting) [/QUOTE]

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