Really interesting article:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203846804578101281578171860.html
Tidbits:
Texas identifies 23% with UT, 14% with A&M, 10% for Baylor, 8% Houston.
Texas Democrats go 23% with Texas, 13% a piece for Baylor and UH, and only 8% for A&M (not surprising).
They also breakdown a few states' affiliations by race (black Michiganders favor UM over MSU 64% to 21%, for example), and age - Virgina is overall 29% Va Tech, 24% UVA, but people 65 and older favor UVA 30% to 25%.
States featured are Oergon, Utah, Colorado (had no idea Air Force had such a big following), Michigan, Virginia, Pennsylvania (black people don't like Penn State all that much), South and North Carolina, California, Arizona, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia (UGA 56-5 over GTech amongs people age 18-29), and the Greatest Political Subdivision in the History of Civilization.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203846804578101281578171860.html
Tidbits:
Texas identifies 23% with UT, 14% with A&M, 10% for Baylor, 8% Houston.
Texas Democrats go 23% with Texas, 13% a piece for Baylor and UH, and only 8% for A&M (not surprising).
They also breakdown a few states' affiliations by race (black Michiganders favor UM over MSU 64% to 21%, for example), and age - Virgina is overall 29% Va Tech, 24% UVA, but people 65 and older favor UVA 30% to 25%.
States featured are Oergon, Utah, Colorado (had no idea Air Force had such a big following), Michigan, Virginia, Pennsylvania (black people don't like Penn State all that much), South and North Carolina, California, Arizona, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia (UGA 56-5 over GTech amongs people age 18-29), and the Greatest Political Subdivision in the History of Civilization.
If only I had included a link where you could click and find out.
