So you claim not to have a Master's degree? My friend has a degree in art therapy, a degree since discontinued. Does she no longer have an alma mater?
This rule only applies to schools with an enrollment of over 40,000 on one campus and who consider a man who received 30 yards in penalties in one game for unsportsmanlike conduct and later lost his job for punching out a player on the opposing team to be a football legend.

In other words, it's not hypocrisy if you do it.
Hypocrisy? What's hypocritical here? You dont like the fact that I root against a football team that represents the school where I got my master's degree. I have two degrees from Ohio. I was raised in Athens. You may not like it, but to call my position hypocritical is, IMHO, way off base.
Webster's defines hypocrisy as:
"a feigning to be what one is not or to believe what one does not; especially: the false assumption of an appearance of virtue or religion."
You disapprove of those who do not support their school, correct? Like it or not, Ohio State is one of your schools. I'm sorry Woody Hayes was mean to you once. But just as I tell OU students that support the Buckeyes over us, when you enroll in a school, you get it all. It's great you have two OU degrees, and your support for Ohio is admirable. But you also have a degree from Ohio State, so rooting against them is wrong. You clearly don't have any issues rooting for more than one school, so you can't use that excuse. You don't have to root for the more than Ohio (that's ultimately up to each person), but there's no basis for being against them. You're one of them.