Anybody can become a college football fan. But that doesn’t mean everybody’s going to accept it.
Turns out, there are some unwritten rules about how you’re allowed to become a fan. Attending the school? Perfectly acceptable. Inheriting your daddy’s team? Absolutely. Picking a team because you like their mascot? Well, we’re gonna need to ask you a few questions.
From family traditions and geographic proximity to bandwagon accusations and questionable life decisions, we’re breaking down the socially acceptable (and unacceptable) paths to college football fandom.
Because choosing a team is easy. Getting everybody else to respect that choice? That’s another story.
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