Around the SB Nation: a numerical justification for HATE
by Joel Hollingsworth on Nov 25, 2009 12:00 PM EST
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- Black Shoe Diaries goes the full 100 yards and discovers a statistical basis for Penn State fans to hate each and every team ranked above the Nittany Lions in the polls.
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My brother in-law
Graduated from Penn St., and I didnt need a chart to know Penn St. fans hate everyone ranked ahead of them. All I hear is, “so and so isnt that great, we should be ranked above them”.
Also that post is amazing. Penn St. people sure is smawt.
Oh I also have to hear about them beating you guys in the Bowl game not too long ago, “SEC isnt that great” he says.
"Why does bottled water have an expiration date?"
If he's annoying you on account of that bowl game,
that loss just got a little easier to take. ;-)
by David Hooper on Nov 26, 2009 9:36 AM EST up reply actions
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