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POLL: What is the country’s biggest college football rivalry?

That might sound like an obvious question, but once we get the results back, you’ll see people disagree.

Please fill out this two-question Google Form survey (if it’s not showing for you, here’s the link) on what you, a person who’s from and/or in a wonderful town, think of as the best and most important rivalry in all of college football. It doesn’t have to be a rivalry that involves your team; we’re looking for what you consider to be the entire sport’s ultimate rivalry.

You’re certainly welcome to debate in the comments in addition to those two questions, though this post will be updated with results once we have a nice picture to work with.

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