Does liberalism or conservativism affect football?

[Grand Vol]

The exception being TN. Pretty much at all levels.

I bet Pruitt was a Biden voter.

 

[hog88]

I bet Pruitt was a Biden voter.

Without question, so was Phil and I’d bet CH is one too.

 

[Tastylicks]

Spurrier was liberal

 

[Grand Vol]

Without question, so was Phil and I’d bet CH is one too.

I looked it up. Only one team since the BCS Era that's won (USCw) and they had to cheat to do it.

Seems like my theory is correct.

 

[utvolpj]

facts are stupid stuff?

The fact is GA is controlled by the gop. You're discussing feds

 

[Tastylicks]

I looked it up. Only one team since the BCS Era that's won (USCw) and they had to cheat to do it.

Seems like my theory is correct.

Ok, football is yours, but basketball is no contest. Liberals own that one

 

[hog88]

Ok, football is yours, but basketball is no contest. Liberals own that one

Liberals own all stick and ball sports.

 

[Tastylicks]

Liberals own all stick and ball sports.

true. we love our sticks and balls

wait...what?

 

[Rasputin_Vol]

I'm hoping my question here doesn't cause this thread to devolve into animosity and personal political views. Instead I'm wondering about university culture and the football team. Are some universities more politically and socially liberal than others and if so, how does that usually affect the football team? Where does UTK fall on this spectrum and to what extent has it recently affected the Vols? Are there any universities that have a conservative culture within the football team and what kind of impact does that make? Truly interested in this discussion, I have my popcorn ready. (Please stick to football in this thread!)

Look no further than the SEC and ACC reaction to COVID last football season vs the Big10 and PAC-12.

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[SpaceCoastVol]

Atlanta sucks

fify

Finished it for you.