ITT: Rank the States Hardest to Easiest for Creating a New FBS Program

[UCFhonors]

I have spent an immense amount of time thinking and during research on this question. I'll save you the details and math that most of you and 100% of the tshirt bandwagoners won't understand.

So here are The Official Rankings of the States from Hardest to Easiest for Creating a New FBS Program.


1 . Alaska
2 . Nebraska
3 . Alabama
4 . New York
5 . California
6 . Wyoming
7 . Mississippi
8 . Arkansas
9 . Vermont
10 . North Dakota

11 . Massachusetts
12 . Michigan
13 . South Dakota
14 . Delaware
15 . Kentucky
16 . Oklahoma
17 . Rhode Island
18 . Montana
19 . Georgia
20 . Maine
21 . New Hampshire
22 . Idaho
23 . West Virginia
24 . New Mexico
25 . Kansas
26 . Nevada
27 . Oregon
28 . South Carolina
29 . Puerto Rico
30 . Minnesota
31 . Colorado
32 . Wisconsin
33 . Maryland
34 . Missouri
35 . Indiana
36 . Tennessee
37 . Arizona
38 . Washington
39 . Virginia
40 . Iowa
41 . Utah
42 . Connecticut
43 . New Jersey
44 . Hawaii
45 . North Carolina
46 . Louisiana
47 . Ohio
48 . Illinois
49 . Pennsylvania
50 . Texas



51 . Florida - By Far the Best and Easiest

#UCFacts

 

[7Samurai13]

California one of the hardest places to start an FBS program?

 

[Across The Field]

Please cite your research

 

[Shanemansj13]

Link and/or tits OR

 

[UCFhonors]

California one of the hardest places to start an FBS program?

Yes, because they are going to cap the pay of Head Coaches. $200k is peanuts

Proposed amendment would limit UC coaches' salaries to $200,000

#UCFacts

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[ellupo]

I have spent an immense amount of time thinking and during research on this question. I'll save you the details and math that most of you and 100% of the tshirt bandwagoners won't understand.

So here are The Official Rankings of the States from Hardest to Easiest for Creating a New FBS Program.


1 . Alaska
2 . Nebraska
3 . Alabama
4 . New York
5 . California
6 . Wyoming
7 . Mississippi
8 . Arkansas
9 . Vermont
10 . North Dakota

11 . Massachusetts
12 . Michigan
13 . South Dakota
14 . Delaware
15 . Kentucky
16 . Oklahoma
17 . Rhode Island
18 . Montana
19 . Georgia
20 . Maine
21 . New Hampshire
22 . Idaho
23 . West Virginia
24 . New Mexico
25 . Kansas
26 . Nevada
27 . Oregon
28 . South Carolina
29 . Puerto Rico
30 . Minnesota
31 . Colorado
32 . Wisconsin
33 . Maryland
34 . Missouri
35 . Indiana
36 . Tennessee
37 . Arizona
38 . Washington
39 . Virginia
40 . Iowa
41 . Utah
42 . Connecticut
43 . New Jersey
44 . Hawaii
45 . North Carolina
46 . Louisiana
47 . Ohio
48 . Illinois
49 . Pennsylvania
50 . Texas



51 . Florida - By Far the Best and Easiest

#UCFacts

Im confused what is a "tshirt bandwagoner"?

 

[7Samurai13]

Yes, because they are going to cap the pay of Head Coaches. $200k is peanuts

Proposed amendment would limit UC coaches' salaries to $200,000

#UCFacts

.

So that is two already established FBS programs that MAY have a cap put on their pay. That has nothing to do with a new program.

 

[7Samurai13]

Im confused what is a "tshirt bandwagoner"?

Depends on which Rivals slappy you ask.

 

[B_dub]

Least entertaining troll on the site.

 

[Srini]

Honors, you were known on the other board for your dizzying intellect and top notch math skills. No doubt there are thousands of lines of code (perhaps running on a Vax?) that generated the simulations that led to these indisputable conclusions. Can you share with us some of the figures of merit (chi squared, fishers exact,...) so that we may appreciate these findings?

 

[Across The Field]

Least entertaining troll on the site.

I think it's the same poster as mrschaney. The posting style is identical.

 

[romeo212000]

Least entertaining troll on the site.

Now that Oswald faggot is gone, yes.

 

[NolePride]

Yes, because they are going to cap the pay of Head Coaches. $200k is peanuts

Proposed amendment would limit UC coaches' salaries to $200,000

#UCFacts

.

Florida has that rule. That rule is only for what the state will
pay a coach. Boosters, TV shows, Apparel companies foot the
rest of the cost.

 

[NolePride]

I have spent an immense amount of time thinking and during research on this question. I'll save you the details and math that most of you and 100% of the tshirt bandwagoners won't understand.

So here are The Official Rankings of the States from Hardest to Easiest for Creating a New FBS Program.


1 . Alaska
2 . Nebraska
3 . Alabama
4 . New York
5 . California
6 . Wyoming
7 . Mississippi
8 . Arkansas
9 . Vermont
10 . North Dakota

11 . Massachusetts
12 . Michigan
13 . South Dakota
14 . Delaware
15 . Kentucky
16 . Oklahoma
17 . Rhode Island
18 . Montana
19 . Georgia
20 . Maine
21 . New Hampshire
22 . Idaho
23 . West Virginia
24 . New Mexico
25 . Kansas
26 . Nevada
27 . Oregon
28 . South Carolina
29 . Puerto Rico
30 . Minnesota
31 . Colorado
32 . Wisconsin
33 . Maryland
34 . Missouri
35 . Indiana
36 . Tennessee
37 . Arizona
38 . Washington
39 . Virginia
40 . Iowa
41 . Utah
42 . Connecticut
43 . New Jersey
44 . Hawaii
45 . North Carolina
46 . Louisiana
47 . Ohio
48 . Illinois
49 . Pennsylvania
50 . Texas



51 . Florida - By Far the Best and Easiest

#UCFacts

I would think that the hardest states to create an FBS program
in would start with the 9 states that currently don't have an FBS
program...Delaware, Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont, N Hampshire
No Dakota, South Dakota, Montana and Alaska.

Delaware, Maine, N Hamp, No Dak, S Dak and Montana have strong FCS schools, but most have declined moving up to FBS.
Rhode Island has a so-so FCS program. (I don't bother with the
Ivy League schools.) There isn't even a Div II school in Vermont
and Alaska has nobody playing. There's a reason for that.

 

[Mistaken4193]

I have spent an immense amount of time thinking and during research on this question. I'll save you the details and math that most of you and 100% of the tshirt bandwagoners won't understand.

So here are The Official Rankings of the States from Hardest to Easiest for Creating a New FBS Program.


1 . Alaska
2 . Nebraska
3 . Alabama
4 . New York
5 . California
6 . Wyoming
7 . Mississippi
8 . Arkansas
9 . Vermont
10 . North Dakota

11 . Massachusetts
12 . Michigan
13 . South Dakota
14 . Delaware
15 . Kentucky
16 . Oklahoma
17 . Rhode Island
18 . Montana
19 . Georgia
20 . Maine
21 . New Hampshire
22 . Idaho
23 . West Virginia
24 . New Mexico
25 . Kansas
26 . Nevada
27 . Oregon
28 . South Carolina
29 . Puerto Rico
30 . Minnesota
31 . Colorado
32 . Wisconsin
33 . Maryland
34 . Missouri
35 . Indiana
36 . Tennessee
37 . Arizona
38 . Washington
39 . Virginia
40 . Iowa
41 . Utah
42 . Connecticut
43 . New Jersey
44 . Hawaii
45 . North Carolina
46 . Louisiana
47 . Ohio
48 . Illinois
49 . Pennsylvania
50 . Texas



51 . Florida - By Far the Best and Easiest

#UCFacts

I would say Florida,Georgia, Texas, and California are BY FAR the easiest

 

[BamaDude]

This blanket statement needs qualifiers to better establish the validity of the posters assumptions. For instance, does he mean how hard it would be to establish an FBS program from scratch, or from an already-existing program at a lower level, such as FBS, Division II, etcetera.

The two hardest would be Alaska (no current collegiate FB programs, only a few high schools that play a limited schedule) & Vermont (no FB above the D-3 level, a rather small base for recruits).

Wyoming might be third worst. There's one FBS school there, no FCS schools, and I'm not sure about D-2 or D-3. Not a lot of talent to draw from in the high school ranks.

 

[BamaDude]

I have spent an immense amount of time thinking and during research on this question. I'll save you the details and math that most of you and 100% of the tshirt bandwagoners won't understand.

So here are The Official Rankings of the States from Hardest to Easiest for Creating a New FBS Program.


1 . Alaska
2 . Nebraska
3 . Alabama
4 . New York
5 . California
6 . Wyoming
7 . Mississippi
8 . Arkansas
9 . Vermont
10 . North Dakota

11 . Massachusetts
12 . Michigan
13 . South Dakota
14 . Delaware
15 . Kentucky
16 . Oklahoma
17 . Rhode Island
18 . Montana
19 . Georgia
20 . Maine
21 . New Hampshire
22 . Idaho
23 . West Virginia
24 . New Mexico
25 . Kansas
26 . Nevada
27 . Oregon
28 . South Carolina
29 . Puerto Rico
30 . Minnesota
31 . Colorado
32 . Wisconsin
33 . Maryland
34 . Missouri
35 . Indiana
36 . Tennessee
37 . Arizona
38 . Washington
39 . Virginia
40 . Iowa
41 . Utah
42 . Connecticut
43 . New Jersey
44 . Hawaii
45 . North Carolina
46 . Louisiana
47 . Ohio
48 . Illinois
49 . Pennsylvania
50 . Texas



51 . Florida - By Far the Best and Easiest

#UCFacts

By the way, there is nothing "official" about your rankings. Did you just put down states in the order they came into your head? Probably the only things you got right was was listing Alaska as the hardest, and listing Florida as the easiest. Most of your other assertions are pure BS.

 

[Deep Creek]

Why the hell would there be a desire to start a new FBS program? There are too damn many of 'em right now...including mine!

 

[B_dub]

Why the hell would there be a desire to start a new FBS program? There are too damn many of 'em right now...including mine!

Come on. Who wouldn’t want to watch the annual University of Alaska fighting Salmon vs Texas El Paso every year?

 

[mcnabb7542]

You ass hats are dealing with another Droider 2.0,

You know that, right?