And the blog explains that, ‘each SEC city received a score from 1 to 14 across 10 criteria. We then took the average score across all 10 criteria. The winner, in this case the best SEC city for sports fans, was the city with the lowest average score.’
This is our "State University"!Apparently our rivals are JSU and Alcorn**
I don't get the math. How can we be ranked 2nd in "Football wins over rival" if OM has a better record against us? Also, how can we be ranked 1st Basketball "wins over rival" and OM is second?? How can two teams that play each other both have a lopsided lead in wins against each other? That is some 17ed up math there.
It's based on total number of wins against your primary rival, not percentage, or how big your lead is. We are 1-2 in basketball due to a massive amount of meetings.
That said, I think they probably got our football record backward, because there's no way we have more wins against our main rival (UM) than they do against theirs (us).
Also, a lot of the categories we get a boost based on a smaller population, i.e. "sports bars per capita." It's not about how "great" or "poor" the sports bars are.
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