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Could a National Championship change a town?
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[QUOTE="Atlcuse44, post: 2827029, member: 5382"] Living here in GA, you have a ton of transplants who cheer for their hometown teams but if you go out of the urban areas, your local Georgian is most likely a die-hard Bulldog fan. I grew up in Syracuse and I can't say that NY is the same. Yes, you can find diehard SU fans from Buffalo to Long Island but it is not the same as here in the South. I think a lot of fans are more pro football oriented and have a casual interest in SU. Would sustained success and a National Championship change some of that? I think you would see a lot more of those casual fans be more interested and some become diehards. Never to the level as it is down here though, where college football is a religion. [/QUOTE]
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