0 of 24 We promise the power of Mike Gundy’s mullet had nothing to do with Oklahoma’s ranking.Sue Ogrocki/Associated Press Though Oklahoma has not produced a national champion since 2000, the Sooner State sits at No. 1 on our list of college football’s best states entering the 2017 season. Here’s the fictional premise we used to rank the states: A new law has been put into place that mandates you watch every game involving a FBS team from the state in which you live. However, this law also prohibits you from watching any games that don’t include a team from your state. As a result, you want to move to a state where you can watch as much quality college football as possible, but without needing to watch too many bad games. Using win-loss records and bowl appearances over the past four seasons as a mathematical guide, what follows is…
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