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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/e8odie on 2025-08-05 18:17:11+00:00.


I was looking through teams’ schedules and saw that Minnesota was playing both Northwestern and Northwestern State this season, which I figured was quite the rarity. So I figured those two teams were the farthest apart pair of [name] & [name] State in D1 but that meant I had to look up the full list. So here that is:

[team] [team] State distance
San Diego San Diego State 3.6
North Carolina North Carolina State 19.8
Texas Texas State 29.5
South Carolina South Carolina State 34.3
Delaware Delaware State 34.4
Oregon Oregon State 36.2
Colorado Colorado State 39.9
Illinois Illinois State 49.2
Michigan Michigan State 49.3
Georgia Georgia State 60.2
Oklahoma Oklahoma State 67.0
Ohio Ohio State 67.8
Utah Utah State 68.6
North Dakota North Dakota State 71.4
Kansas Kansas State 74.1
Mississippi Mississippi State 75.6
Alabama Alabama State 93.6
Arizona Arizona State 100.5
South Dakota South Dakota State 106.0
Iowa Iowa State 110.1
Florida Florida State 129.0
Penn Penn State 152.4
Tennessee Tennessee State 162.8
Montana Montana State 162.9
New Mexico New Mexico State 192.7
Arkansas Arkansas State 197.0
Washington Washington State 249.5
Idaho Idaho State 348.6
Northwestern Northwestern State 772.5

Note: I know some teams, especially in FCS, are kinda fluid with whether they include the “State” in their name (teams like McNeese and Nicholls dropped it entirely a while back, meanwhile teams like Middle Tennessee and Bowling Green sometimes use it and sometimes don’t). I don’t think any of these fringe cases would actually create a new [team]/[team] State pair, but I may have just not thought of them all. If anyone thinks of them, I’ll try and add them in.

EDIT: Already added Penn/Penn State.