CBSSports: Best college team in each state

[CryptoMiner]

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...-team-in-each-state-entering-the-2018-season/

Texas
TCU: Ho-hum, just another 11-win season for Gary Patterson's TCU Horned Frogs in 2017 with a clean sweep of every Texas-based Big 12 team to boot. In fact, TCU outscored Baylor, Texas and Texas Tech 96-32. Oh, and TCU made the Big 12 championship game. And it's not like Texas A&M has been killing it in the SEC lately, so the Frogs get the honor for the Lone Star State. -- Ben Kercheval

 

[LeagueCityFrog]

Me likey.

 

[ATC Frog]

Right as I got off a phone call, I heard Mark Packer on SiriusXM ESPNU Radio talking about this and I think he was naming off a small handful of states that he found interesting.

I didn’t catch all his comments, but I know he mentioned TCU (Texas), Ole Miss (Mississippi), and Michigan State (Michigan) as ones he found interesting/surprising. Not sure why anyone would be all that surprised at the state of Texas team, but I don’t need to tell anyone here about that.

I’d bet the state of Florida was another one or maybe North Carolina, but I can’t say that with any level of certainty.

 

[RollToad]

 

[Benny]

No football teams in Alaska?

 

[CryptoMiner]

No football teams in Alaska?

From the article:

We evaluated Division I programs from the FBS and FCS to cover 48 of 50 states. Alaska and Vermont were the only two states without a college football program at either of those levels -- Alaska doesn't have one at any level -- so they are being withheld.

 

[Wexahu]

The funniest one on here is the state of Tennessee........Memphis. Way to go Volunteers. That'd be like Tulane being the best team in Louisiana. At least Texas has a handful of legitimate P5 teams that compete against each other.