Brady vs. Belichick: No Love for New England Coach

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Brady vs. Belichick: No Love for New England Coach

BetOnline's recent Twitter survey shows that there won't be much support for Bill Belichick and the Patriots when they host the Buccaneers in Tom Brady's return to New England.




BetOnline tracked more than 110,000 posts on Twitter over the last four days, analyzing tweets that contained hashtags such as #GoBucs, #bucsnation, #teambrady, #ForeverNE, #GoPats, #patriotsnation and #teambelichick.

The results came back lopsided. Brady and the Bucs will have 38 states rooting for them Sunday night while only 12 states are backing Belichick and the Pats.

Here are the dozen states supporting New England:

Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont.

 

Tampa Bay is currently a 7-point favorite against New England.

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