As young players sign with schools tofay, there is a great deal of optimism among programs about their futures. These players will contribut to the many great traditions of college football. They will renew old rivalries and create new ones among the best football programs in the world. As fans of college football, what schools do you perceive to be the biggest rivals to your favorite team?
We are the professors and students of the Know Rivalry Project. For 6 years, we have collected and applide data to the rivalry debate in NCAA Football. We are now looking to expand our results and could use your help. Please take 9 minutes to complete our latest survey found at the following link:
https://umassamherst.co1.qualtrics.com/j...1&mbsrc=mb
This academic research has been approved by two US universities' Institutional Review Boards (IRB) and it poses no risks to respondents. You can find further information on the disclosure agreement that is required to start the survey.We use Qualtrics online survey software for our data collection.
Journalists from the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and several sports media outlets have written about our results in years past. You can learn more about the project at our knowrivalry.com website. There you will find past results as well as links to media coverage. Thank you for helping us to expand our research on rivalry in college football. If you know any other fans who may be interested, please feel free to share this with them.
Jonah, Student Researcher, Northern Kentucky University
Dr. Joe Cobbs, Northern Kentucky University
Dr. David Tyler, University of Massachusetts—Amherst