The state of Utah is the most undervalued in college football.

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Now, there are many great debates within the college football realm, which state has the

most fertile recruiting ground, which coaching jobs are harder than others and was Rudy really

off sides.

But there's one to me that stands out above the rest, which state is the most underrated

in producing good football teams.

Now, I'm not saying which state has the most division one teams or which state produces

the best high school talent.

This question regards the state that does not get enough credit for putting out a great

product.

Some will say North Carolina.

Some will default to the megastates like Texas or California, but the answer is the

great state of Utah.

Now, while football isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the name,

they're putting out more winning products than Apple right now.

Last year, all three D1 FBS teams in Utah, finished in the top 25 after the Utes won the

Pac-12 and narrowly lost Ohio State in the Rose Bowl.

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