College football fans possess a passion that often manifests as intense vitriol toward their team's adversaries. From coaches who defect to rivals to players who deliver heartbreaking plays, every Power 4 program has a figure that serves as its public enemy No. 1.

In the SEC, the Alabama Crimson Tide harbor resentment toward Cam Newton for his role in the legendary 'Camback' against Auburn. Meanwhile, Auburn fans still remember Harvey Updyke for poisoning the iconic Toomer's Corner oak trees. Georgia's history is marred by Lindsay Scott's 92-yard touchdown and the era of Steve Spurrier's dominance over the Bulldogs.

Other rivalries are defined by coaching shifts and historic upsets. LSU fans view Nick Saban as a villain after his move to Alabama, while Mississippi State fans still feel the sting of the Egg Bowl losses to Ole Miss. These stories of bad blood and sports hate continue to fuel the deep-seated emotions that define college football culture.