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At 0.99 and 0.98 respectively, Ohio State Football and Urban Meyer form a near-inseparable pair at the top of Ohio State Buckeyes' similarity graph — two distinct poles that together define the audience's core shape before the scores drop sharply into a broader regional cluster.
The shape is two-peak. Ohio State Football scores 0.99 and Urban Meyer 0.98, both well above the next tier, which opens with Cardale Jones at 0.97 and then falls to Cleveland Browns at 0.91, Cedar Point at 0.91, and Cleveland Indians at 0.89. The top two neighbors are different kinds of entities — a Sports Team and a Professional — yet their audiences are nearly indistinguishable from Ohio State Athletics'. Below them, the cluster broadens into a recognizably Ohio-and-Midwest footprint: NFL and MLB franchises (Cleveland Browns, Cleveland Indians), athletes (Ryan Shazier at 0.89, Brandon Phillips at 0.88), and regional consumer brands (Cedar Point at 0.91, Meijer (social) at 0.89). Three of the ten neighbors are fellow Sports Teams, three are Athletes, and the remaining four span a Destination, a grocery chain, a Miscellaneous account, and a coaching Professional — a mix that signals the audience extends well beyond pure college-sports followers into a broader Midwest sports-and-lifestyle identity.
The two-peak structure reveals an audience anchored tightly to one program and one coach, then fanning out across the regional sports and consumer landscape of Ohio and its neighbors.
