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At 0.88, the Atlanta Falcons sit at one peak of Southern Company's two-peak audience shape — and the second peak is almost entirely sports as well. The shape flag captures something real: this is an audience defined by two overlapping but distinct sports clusters, with a regional utility brand threading between them.
The first cluster is NFL and NBA franchises anchored in the South. The Atlanta Falcons (0.88), New Orleans Saints (0.86), New Orleans Pelicans (0.85), and Memphis Grizzlies (0.83) form a tight band of professional teams. Athlete Mark Ingram II (0.87) sits inside this cluster as well. The second cluster pulls toward college football: Georgia Football (0.82), LSU Football (0.82), and Georgia Bulldogs appear deeper in the neighbor set, joined by coaches and college-adjacent media. Bridging both clusters are Alabama Power (0.84) and Georgia Power (0.80) — the only two neighbors sharing Southern Company's own subcategory (Brands > Other) in the top 10, and both are regional utility peers.
The remaining top-10 slots go to athlete Sean Payton (0.81) and Trae Young (0.80), reinforcing the sports-dominant character of the set. No entertainment, retail, or media brands appear in the top 10.
The overall picture is an audience shaped almost entirely by Southern regional sports fandom, with the utility peer signal confirming a geographic footprint rather than a thematic one.
