Happiness Calculator
The Football Happiness Calculator is a method of determining one’s mood after a weekend of football.
You enter football teams, some you like and some you don’t, and the calculator returns your Football Happiness Quotient (FHQ).
The FHQ is a number between 0 and 100, which 0 being the worst set of football results you could have and 100 being the best. The numbers are based on the most recent weekend of football, so you’ll get a new number every week.
You may try the College Football Happiness Calculator
or the Pro Football Happiness Calculator.
Note that the College Football Happiness Calculator uses team names without the word “University”. And full names are used. For example, there is no UCLA – it’s California-Los Angeles.
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