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The Places in America Where College Football Means the Most


It is hard to explain to someone who grew up in a big city in the Northeast just how big a deal college football is in the Southeast. College sports, and particularly football, occupy a role at the center of daily life in the South — like in South Carolina, where one of us grew up — that is hard to imagine for many people who grew up in New York or Boston. (New York Times)

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