What UConn Would Bring to Big 12 (Video)

[UConn07]

 

[Husky92]

Worthy of more than one like.

My only criticism is that it was a touch long...but it sure is hard to show all that our major sports have accomplished in any less time!

 

[Dooley]

My only criticism is that it was a touch long...but it sure is hard to show all that our major sports have accomplished in any less time!

It takes that long to document our sports programs!

 

[uconnell]

Faaaaantastic.

 

[Matrim55]

I'd love to see a similar one of UConn athletes doing work in the pros. We have serious rep in men's & women's hoops, football, MLB, MLS, etc. Each of those people brings the university with them onto a larger stage every time they suit up.

 

[ScottBonz]

Christ Larry Taylor was fast.

 

[MilliniumPrince]

Very well done!

I still don't agree with that roughing the passer call for RGIII.

 

[UCFBfan]

Awesome video

I forgot how much we pounded RGIII that night.

Nice job

 

[Ldandy]

Bring back the darker blue color uniforms and Block C Helmets. A much more classic look IMO.

 

[Matrim55]

Fanbase maps for every FBS team

 

[BoatShow]

Fanbase maps for every FBS team

What is the methodology of this one?

 

[Matrim55]

What is the methodology of this one?

Twitter mentions/volume during the season.

I'm wrong - it's a poll of /r/CFB users on reddit. Self-selecting group, obviously, but also should be solid data.

 

[Dooley]

 

[Dooley]

 

[Dooley]

 

[Dooley]

 

[Dooley]

 

[BoatShow]

Twitter mentions/volume during the season.

I'm wrong - it's a poll of /r/CFB users on reddit. Self-selecting group, obviously, but also should be solid data.

Well Boise St fans all over the nation love reddit...

 

[Dooley]

 

[Dooley]

And just for fun...

 

[Dooley]

Really not too much difference between UConn and...

 

[Ldandy]

Really not too much difference between UConn and...

Are the various shaded parts supposed to be pockets of support? Wuh wuh what? I checked this site out, by whatever metric they are using Texas Tech was the most popular school in Texas and I think Boise was more popular than The Dallas Cowboys, NY Yankees, and LA Lakers combined.

This might have been funnier than that other poll that had The Florida Gators as a top 3 school in NYC.

 

[Dooley]

Are the various shaded parts supposed to be pockets of support? Wuh wuh what? I checked this site out, by whatever metric they are using Texas Tech was the most popular school in Texas and I think Boise was more popular than The Dallas Cowboys, NY Yankees, and LA Lakers combined.

This might have been funnier than that other poll that had The Florida Gators as a top 3 school in NYC.

You know the drill with these things: take it for sheer entertainment. Nothing more. I just get excited to see UConn's shaded areas dwarf all of our B12 candidate competition.

 

[Ldandy]

You know the drill with these things: take it for sheer entertainment. Nothing more. I just get excited to see UConn's shaded areas dwarf all of our B12 candidate competition.

I initially thought this was just done for the Big 12 Candidates, then seeing PSU realized it was for everybody. I realize there is no actual value to this, but I'm fascinated by some of the depictions. It appears that Purdue has a larger fan base than either OSU or UM, NW is like 20X as popular as a school like Kentucky, and most bizarre NCSU has a strong following in the state of Maine. LOL what?

 

[Dooley]

I initially thought this was just done for the Big 12 Candidates, then seeing PSU realized it was for everybody. I realize there is no actual value to this, but I'm fascinated by some of the depictions. It appears that Purdue has a larger fan base than either OSU or UM, NW is like 20X as popular as a school like Kentucky, and most bizarre NCSU has a strong following in the state of Maine. LOL what?

Yeah, a few of them are ridiculous. I saw something the other day that said that eastern CT and all of NH was heavy 'UCLA' territory. My only guess is that the writer/poller/creator of that document confused Boston Bruin with UCLA.