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[Nova]

My understanding of the term is the basically the same as ImNoScar's.

By flagship I meant best school in its state/market (usually its public). So like Minnesota/Alabama/Iowa.

Not W&L cause Virgina is crowded.

So basically flyover states...

Lol, yeah

With a few exceptions like u wash

[sinfiery]

My understanding of the term is the basically the same as ImNoScar's.

By flagship I meant best school in its state/market (usually its public). So like Minnesota/Alabama/Iowa.

Not W&L cause Virgina is crowded.

So basically flyover states...

University of Texas
University of Washington
University of Florida
Colorado, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Nebraska, etc.


Some are "flyover", some aren't.

[Nova]

are

Colorado, Kentucky, Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Nebraska, etc.

considered flyovers?

Ive only heard that term when refering to my dear midwest. But I thought it might be a term coastal people use to describe everything except the coasts.

[sinfiery]

Not sure myself. I thought it referred only to the deep south.

[guano]

are

Colorado, Kentucky, Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Nebraska, etc.

considered flyovers?

Ive only heard that term when refering to my dear midwest. But I thought it might be a term coastal people use to describe everything except the coasts.

If doesn't have a coastline, it's flyover country

If you want to be a real dick, you can redefine it as any state that doesn't touch the ocean