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Nick Saban (ex-HC Alabama Crimson Tide)

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buckiprof said:
Yes. Every fan base has that small percentage that is idiotic and makes the whole look bad. However, I tend to believe that the percentage of lunatics in the Bama fan base in higher than the percentage in the OSU fan base.
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That could be, I don't really have an opinion on that, but I'd tend to assume the percentage is relatively small in both cases.

The problem is, if you've got a thousand people, 990 of them are relatively normal, and 10 of them are extreme idiots, the 10 extreme idiots tend to make themselves fairly noticeable.
 
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buckiprof said:
Yes. Every fan base has that small percentage that is idiotic and makes the whole look bad. However, I tend to believe that the percentage of lunatics in the Bama fan base in higher than the percentage in the OSU fan base.
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As much as I dislike Bama fans, not really. They just talk weird and have a factory that produces frat boys with the same haircut.
 
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buckiprof said:
Yes. Every fan base has that small percentage that is idiotic and makes the whole look bad. However, I tend to believe that the percentage of lunatics in the Bama fan base in higher than the percentage in the OSU fan base.
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That's just your perception. What you don't realize is that the threshold of "idiotic" is measured on a scale that's quite literally a different order of magnitude.
 
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MaxBuck said:
Having lived both places, I disagree. Think it's about 5-10% in both. But the Bama fans talk both louder and funnier.
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Maxbuck disagreeing is as shocking as the sun coming up this morning.

I have never lived in Alabama, but if we are using anecdotal evidence with a sample size of 1, well my sister and her husband (that is a sample size of 2) lived there for over a year and they refute your claim. They posit that having no professional sports team in the state of Bama adds to the lunacy towards the college programs a bit. (They have also lived in the heart of Ohio and in the South Bend area so close proximity to 3 rabid fan bases).
 
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buckiprof said:
Maxbuck disagreeing is as shocking as the sun coming up this morning.

I have never lived in Alabama, but if we are using anecdotal evidence with a sample size of 1, well my sister and her husband (that is a sample size of 2) lived there for over a year and they refute your claim. They posit that having no professional sports team in the state of Bama adds to the lunacy towards the college programs a bit. (They have also lived in the heart of Ohio and in the South Bend area so close proximity to 3 rabid fan bases).
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being from Louisana, I've congregated with every single SEC fan base (except Mizzou) multiple times.


Auburn fans are typically the biggest assholes
Florida fans are almost all douchebags.
Georgia fans are manic depressive, but for the most part good people.
Ole Piss fans are snobs with absolutely no reason to be snobs.
A&M fans are a really strange cult
Miss. St. fans are uneducated backwoods hicks, but they know they're uneducated backwoods hicks, so it's all good.
Arkansas fans picked the right mascot.
USCe fans are loyal to their team, but seem to accept they'll never me anything more than they currently are.
LSU fans are dunk, rowdy coonasses who will feed you and give you alcohol immediately after they curse you.

and then there's bama.
They absolutely have cornered the market on being a completely delusional prick who has no concept of anything outside of Tuscaloosa (or more specifically, Bryant-Denny Stadium).
 
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