College football programs matched to their Game of Thrones house

College football programs matched to their ‘Game of Thrones’ house

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Free Folk (Wildlings) – Sun Belt Conference

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The Wildlings, otherwise known as “free folk”, are caught in the middle of the ongoing conflicts of Westeros. All these simple folk want to do is live in freedom. They are unsophisticated, a bit brutal, reject all ideas of oaths to a house, and are comprised of many different tribes which had been brought together by the late Mance Rayder.

Currently, the free folk are in an alliance with the bastard Jon Snow and House Stark, having helped them to defeat House Bolton and retake Winterfell.

These are a persecuted people with a good heart, who seem to become pawns all too often.

The Sun Belt conference is all too often the butt of many jokes, and has teams from many different geographic locales within its membership. This is rag-tag bunch of a conference, and every once in a while they make life miserable for someone in the Power-5 (and in turn, make another Power-5 team quite happy).

The thought of many top program seems to be, if you don’t want to look bad and schedule FCS, go grab one of those teams from the Sun Belt.

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