Map Shows Which Team Every U.S. State is Picking in CFP Game

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A Twitter study using geo-tagged data revealed which team each of America’s 50 states will be rooting for in tomorrow’s CFP National Championship between Alabama and Georgia.

The results suggest that the U.S. doesn’t want to see the Crimson Tide and Nick Saban take home another college football title.

BetOnline.ag analyzed keyword association Twitter data over the last 10 days and more than 200,000 tweets were used in the findings. The study tracked fan hashtags for both Alabama and Georgia in every state, such as #RollTide and #GoDawgs.

The results:

States rooting for Georgia: 31

States rooting for Alabama: 19

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