The Most Hated Teams In College Football

It is no secret that football fans at Auburn and LSU hate Alabama. That is a given considering the Crimson Tide’s dominance within the SEC West and on the national stage over the last decade. However, hate can come from many different places and when you are as successful as Alabama has been over the years there is a good chance that a number of college football fan groups from across the country don’t like them. Here is a look at the four most hated teams in college football. Notre Dame Fighting Irish The Fighting Irish haven’t won a national championship since 1988 but that doesn’t mean they aren’t the most despised team in the country. Notre Dame has a storied history that includes 11 national titles and that is only the beginning of the reasons why college football fans across the country can’t stand them. The Fighting Irish have refused to join a football conference, they have their own television contract with NBC that ensures their games are always broadcast nationally and their fan base is made up in large part of people that didn’t even go to the school. Notre Dame football is one of the most recognized brands in sports and it is also one of the most hated college football programs across the country. Alabama Crimson Tide Alabama’s dominance under Nick Saban has been so ridiculous that some actually will argue that it has hurt the sport. The Crimson Tide has won four national championships since 2009 and their supporters won’t let anybody else forget just how good they have been. What’s even harder to believe is that there is such a demand on perfection to keep winning in college football, yet the Tide continue to deliver. Saban’s treatment of the media makes him an even easier target for fans to complain about but the bottom line is that his success has been what has driven other fan bases around the country so mad…

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