Ha! “Little brother” indeed.
Super Bowl LVI is coming up this weekend, and WalletHub decided to breakdown the best and worst cities for football fans in the United States.
NFL cities, predictably, rank higher than places with college teams only, with Pittsburgh, PA, taking the top spot. Kansas City clocks in at number 11, higher than Denver and Las Vegas, so there, Bronco and Raiders fans.
Oh, and Manhattan is ranked higher than Lawrence by a lot. K-State country clocks in at 97, while the Jayhawks are 238.
238.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Sorry, that was unprofessional.
The rankings were done using 21 key metrics. That includes stuff like stadium capacity to fan engagement. No word on if it also included available bathroom facilities.
So @KU_Football is using porta-potties at Memorial Stadium. Never seen such redneckery, and I’m from Burrton, Kansas. pic.twitter.com/iCGm4k4pkU
— Copperman (@tacopperman) November 7, 2021
That will never not be funny.
The Top 10 Best Football Cities are:
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Dallas, TX
- Green Bay, WI
- Boston, MA
- Los Angeles, CA
- New York, NY
- Miami, FL
- New Orleans, LA
- Cincinatti, OH
- Indianapolis, IN
The Top 10 Worst Football Cities are:
- Columbia, SC
- Louisville, KY
- LAWRENCE, KS
- Davidson, NC
- New Britain, CT
- Stephenville, TX
- Ithaca, NY
- Providence, RI
- Valparaiso, IN
- St. George, UT
The interactive map can be found below. Also below is the best tackle Willie ever put on a Jayhawk.
