http://www.foxsports.com/college-fo...erica-5-the-west-virginia-mountaineers-081315
This is pretty funny... I see them continuing their rise in future charts.
This is pretty funny... I see them continuing their rise in future charts.
More fun... dumbest fan bases - WVU
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Seriously... can you believe their song isnt even about West Virginia??? That is comical.
Actually I did not know that song was about western VA but if I was singing it constantly, I would know
I wonder who is further up that list. Could be penn state's fans? But tough beating out WVU and singing a song about western virginia.
It has become cliché to pick on the Hoopie fan base with lists like this. But...SO WHAT. It is first, incredibly accurate (and by the 5 is still too low) and tremendous fun. If Travis would have read the internet message boards during any conference shuffle discussion he would no doubt rank them #1.
No....they are absolutely correct in singing "Sweet Home Alabama". As you may have heard, Pennsylvania is Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, with Alabama in between.
Also, another song they sing "My ol' Pennsyltucky home."
Here is the follow-up The first and last emails are priceless. I like that website a lot. It's very SEC-centric but usually a fun read. Two years ago when he did this list the Steeler Nation made it. As a fan I couldn't help but laugh. I suppose that's what most reasonable fans do.
Good to know they still love us.
I think knowing that 13-9 ended their best chance in a championship.....ever, makes it that much sweeter.
Arena Football Conference!! Stop it! I take take much more today. So friggin funny!! Ha,ha
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"Danoff and Nivert then told him (Denver) about a song that they had been working on for about a month. Inspiration had come while driving to a family reunion of Nivert's relatives in nearby Maryland. To pass the time en route, Danoff had made up a ballad about the little winding roads they were taking. Later, he changed the story to fit that of an artist friend, who used to write to him about the splendors of the West Virginia countryside. "
The geographical references were off, but the first four words are literally "Almost Heaven, West Virginia" I mean, really.
By way of contrast, I present the ever inspirational, "Pennsylvania".
