Big Ten, ACC dominate Playboy's top party schools list for 2015
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Forget about the controversies that have come up this season about which conferences and teams are in the Top 25 of the weekly coaches' or AP poll.
We finally have the definitive ranking list that everyone (except maybe school administrators) want to see their college or university on.
Playboy Magazine released its 10th annual list of the top 10 party schools. The 2015 edition features some familiar names, and some that might have you scratching your head.
Without further delay, here's the list for this year:
Just like in college football, there is some controversy, as Illinois was ranked top overall in the Princeton Review's ranking of party schools earlier this year, so the folks over at Playboy must have not been happy with the Illini's strength of schedule. Plus, with all the "talent" in the SEC, having just one school on the list is surprising.
It is good to see Florida State back in its traditional place on a party school list. Nice to know the new era of Seminoles students aren't forgetting their roots.
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