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#DEARANDY, Which teams' fanbases are overreacting the most to their teams' Week 1 results?

#DearAndy, Which teams' fanbases are overreacting the most to their teams' Week 1 results?
#DEARANDY, Which teams' fanbases are overreacting the most to their teams' Week 1 results?
#DEARANDY, Which teams' fanbases are overreacting the most to their teams' Week 1 results?

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In this week's #DearAndy, Andy Staples answers your questions on…

Which team's fan base has overreacted the most to its team's Week 1 result? There were a number of eye-popping scores over the weekend, including Alabama's blowout of USC and LSU's loss to Wisconsin. Perhaps it's too early to draw far-reaching conclusions.

Andy explains which fan bases should change their perceptions of their teams' first games of the 2016 season.

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Senior writer Andy Staples has covered college football for SI since 2008, developing an encyclopedic index of the best food in every college town along the way.