Playground →
Two Sports Teams sit at the top of Leonard Fournette's neighbor set — and they define the shape of everything below them.
LSU Football scores 0.97, the highest similarity in the top 10, and New Orleans Saints follows at 0.96. These two Sports Teams form the twin peaks that give this graph its two-peak structure: one rooted in college football, one in the NFL. The audience that follows Fournette overlaps heavily with both, and the rest of the top 10 fills in around that dual axis. Sean Payton (0.95) and Mark Ingram II (0.95) are both Athletes by subcategory, and both connect directly to the Saints orbit. Alvin Kamara (0.94) and Marcus Spears (0.94) extend the same cluster — all four are fellow Athletes whose audiences mirror Fournette's almost as closely as the two anchor teams do.
The remaining four neighbors stay within the same gravitational field. 247Sports (0.93), a Website, is the only non-athlete, non-team entry in the top 10 — a recruiting and college football media property that fits cleanly inside the LSU-to-NFL pipeline. Michael Thomas (0.91), Jalen Hurts (0.91), and Les Miles (0.90) round out the set: two more Athletes and a coach whose subcategory is also Athletes, all tightly bound to the same college-and-pro football corridor.
The shape here is a genuine two-peak structure — LSU and the Saints as co-anchors — with the surrounding neighbors forming a single coherent cluster of football-adjacent athletes and media rather than two divergent audiences.
