You Won’t Believe Which College Football Fan Base Just Earned the ‘Most Toxic’ Label—And Why It Matters
Ah, college football — the season’s approaching faster than a 90-yard kickoff return, and with it comes that familiar blend of anticipation and chaos that only fall Saturdays deliver. After an electrifying 2024 where Ohio State secured their place in history by winning the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff, one question lingers: what’s next for 2025? Hopeful for madness, mayhem, and of course, the relentless passion of fan bases that border on obsessive fervor.
Speaking of passion — or maybe a wee bit more than that — a recent study by Elite College Football took a deep dive into the question often left unasked: which college football fan base tops the charts in “toxicity”? Spoiler alert: Ohio State reigns supreme with a perfect 10.0 score, sealing their crown not just on the field, but in the hearts (and inboxes) of every rival fan who’s endured their unyielding energy — and occasional lunacy.
Is their devotion a superpower or a curse? ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit certainly thinks the “lunatic fringe” at Ohio State wields an influence like no other—part inspiring, part terrifying. So, as the 2025 season looms with national-title ironies and locker room drama, just remember: some of the fiercest fandom might come with a side of “you’re crazy if you think they’ll accept anything less than a championship.” Ready to meet the most ‘toxic’ top 10? Buckle up — it’s going to be a wild ride. College football season will be here before you know it.
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