[Mick]

I've been reading all the skies-are-falling posts (and writing one or two of my own) on the demise -- or consolidation -- of D1 college football.  There's 131 programs, currently, so it seems as if it is alive and well, even if only a few conferences matter.

So here's a few trivia questions on D1 college football:

1) Which state has the most D1 football programs?  The second most?
2) How many states don't have D1 football programs?  Who are they?
3) What is the largest state, by population, to have no D1 football programs?
4) What is the smallest state, by population, to have a D1 football program?
5) Which state has the most population, on average, per D1 football program (think large state, few football factories)

[Mick]

I've been reading all the skies-are-falling posts (and writing one or two of my own) on the demise -- or consolidation -- of D1 college football.  There's 131 programs, currently, so it seems as if it is alive and well, even if only a few conferences matter.

So here's a few trivia questions on D1 college football:

1) Which state has the most D1 football programs?  The second most?
2) How many states don't have D1 football programs?  Who are they?
3) What is the largest state, by population, to have no D1 football programs?
4) What is the smallest state, by population, to have a D1 football program?
5) Which state has the most population, on average, per D1 football program (think large state, few football factories)