The best thing about Alabama is pretty easy to determine, according to 24/7 WallStreet.
"Best: America's best college football program. The University of Alabama has won 17 national football championships, including the 2017 title, and is No. 1 again this year," the site said in a recent listing.
The worst? That one is one that might surprise you.
24/7 Wall Street looked at the best and worst thing about each state. The determinations - while mostly subjective - were also based on data sets and other state facts.
For Alabama, the worst thing was the lack of public transit:
"Worst: nobody walks anywhere Just 1.2 percent of Alabamians walk to work, the lowest rate in the country, and less than half the national rate."
Here's the best and worst for other Southern states:
Arkansas
Best - Ozark Mountains
Worst - Fewest broadband users
Florida
Best - Safest infrastructure
Worst - Fewest libraries per capita
Georgia
Best - Birthplace of Civil Rights movement
Worst - Bad highway traffic, particularly in Atlanta
Kentucky
Best - Horse breeding and racing
Worst - Highest cancer mortality
Louisiana
Best - Least expensive electricity
Worst - Largest gender pay gap
Mississippi
Best - Mississippi Delta, home of the Blues
Worst - Highest poverty rate
South Carolina
Best - Charleston one of best cities to travel
Worst - Highest average monthly energy bill
Tennessee
Best - A city of music
Worst - A violent crime problem
Virginia
Best - Home of the most U.S. presidents
Worst - Bad state for sports fans