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People Have Some Funny Ideas About The Word 'Best' When It Comes To College Towns

Here's a jaunty little list of the top ten college sports towns in America. Having never resided more than a half hour's drive from a major college sports program in my entire life, on principle I cannot stress enough the delights of living in one:

You want affordable housing, good schools and a low crime rate. And, of course, proximity to high-level athletics.

 ... and you're right, that sounds pretty sweet. Where are we going?

Ann Arbor, Mich., home to the University of Michigan, is a great choice.

[Thud.]

The article does cop to the tarnish Michigan's recent football and basketball offerings have put on that whole "high-level athletics" thing, but then goes on to list College Station, Texas, a wee metropolis where the streets are overrun with vampire bats the size of manta rays after dark, as an ideal place for humans to live and raise families and ranks it above Austin, so it's clearly not to be trusted. Approach with caution.

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It just sounds cold in Ann Arbor, MI. No thanks.

by rickmuscles on Mar 8, 2010 8:34 PM EST reply actions  

chapel hiil would be my number one.
number two is annapolis.
state college is number three due to homerism.

realistically, state college is more fun in the summer and fall then the other 7 months of the year. while the good five months are incredible, 7 months of no sun, daily snow, horrific temperatures, and pittsburgh fans make life near intolerable.

Eat what the monkey eats, then eat the monkey. -U.S. Navy survival guidance

by psudrozz on Mar 9, 2010 10:46 AM EST reply actions  

obviously Forbes has no idea what fun is.

How the hell is College Station beating Austin on this list, ever?

"'I wish to hell God would stop trying to make me a better person." - T.J. Lambert

by Signal to Noise on Mar 9, 2010 3:54 PM EST reply actions  

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