Published 6/20/2009
by Edward Medina
at Bleacher Report - College Football
College Football is packed with passion. Passion for one's school, for the team's, for the tradition. Another thing College Football is packed with is hatred. College Football has arguably the most hatred of any sport, Hatred for another school, for another coach, for another player.
Some of these hatreds are well known, like Ohio State and Michigan, or The Iron Bowl between Alabama and Auburn, but some aren't, and in this slide show I would like to shed light on rivalries I feel need to get a little more pub.
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