Well.
I just don't think it is fair.
San Jose PLUS Palo Alto PLUS Santa Clara = Number 24.
What the heck? Detroit gets the assistance of Ann Arbor and Ypsilant! (Ypsilant?)
Do not even get me started about Tampa/St Pete.
Please do not let our 27th placement deter you from moving to Orlando. Surely if we were allowed to add Daytona Beach to Orlando we would have been able to leapfrog over Milwaukee.
After all, I hear they have some great high school football in Daytona.
Here is the list of the top 50 "sports cities" courtesy of The Sporting News.
1. Pittsburgh
2. Philadelphia
3. Boston
4. Chicago + Evanston
5. Los Angeles
6. New York
7. Phoenix + Tempe
8. Miami
9. Dallas-Fort Worth
10. Detroit + Ann Arbor + Ypsilanti
11. Houston
12. Nashville
13. Atlanta
14. Washington
15. Tampa-St. Petersburg
16. Minneapolis-St. Paul
17. Raleigh + Durham + Chapel Hill, N.C.
18. Denver + Boulder
19. Salt Lake City + Provo
20. Indianapolis
21. Anaheim
22. Cleveland
23. Charlotte
24. San Jose + Palo Alto + Santa Clara
25. New Orleans
26. Milwaukee
27. Orlando
28. Baltimore
29. Cincinnati
30. St. Louis
31. San Diego
32. Portland
33. Oakland + Berkeley
34. Columbus
35. San Antonio
36. Toronto
37. Oklahoma City + Norman
38. Austin, Texas
39. Vancouver
40. Buffalo
41. Gainesville, Fla.
42. Calgary
43. Storrs, Conn.
44. East Lansing, Mich.
45. Montreal
46. San Francisco
47. Memphis
48. State College, Pa.
49. Kansas City
50. Jacksonville
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