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Old 08-02-2009, 05:54 PM
 
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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Football: Texas, Florida and California
Basketball: Washington and California
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Old 08-02-2009, 09:56 PM
 
Location: New England & The Maritimes
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High School Hockey Online ranks the top 1500+ teams in the United States. The number one ranked team is from Edina, MN. Eight of the top ten are from Minnesota, one is from Michigan, and one is from New Jersey. Of the top 20 teams in the US, 16 are from Minnesota.
United States Boys High School Hockey Rankings

Where do most college hockey players come from? You guessed it, Minnesota. According to USA Hockey, Minnesota produces the most Division 1 hockey players; slightly more than 40% of Division 1 hockey players are Minnesotans.

Minnesota also has the highest number of players drafted by NHL teams every year.

BTW, Warroad, MN had been calling itself Hockeytown U.S.A. long before Detroit started using the title.

Okay, after seeing some of these lists I will concede that Minnesota wins for hockey.

And my high school is number 54, not too shabby.
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Old 08-03-2009, 12:02 AM
 
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Football: Texas, Florida and California
Basketball: Washington and California
I aprove this message.
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Old 09-03-2009, 10:56 PM
 
Location: Midwest
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the Big 10 are so overrated in football it's not funny.
Big Ten v. SEC
Ohio St. 7-10
Mich 20-5
Mich St. 5-7
Indiana 26-21
Illinois 2-6
Minnesota 5-3
Wisconsin 4-8
Penn St. 16-6
Purdue 4-5
Iowa 4-3
Northwestern 2-5
That is 95-79 in favor of the Big Ten.

Big 10 v. Big 12*
*Record in meetings since 1920 v. teams now in the Big 12
Ohio St. 22-5-1
Mich 10-7

Mich St. 20-7-1
Indiana 21-16-5
Illinois 13-21-3
Minnesota 30-34-2
Wisconsin 15-12-1
Penn St. 17-10
Purdue 8-1
Iowa 37-31
Northwestern 19-8
That is 212-152-13 in favor of the Big Ten

-Note: I hate the Bucknuts, Go Blue.

Anyways:
Football= Florida, Texas, California
Baseball= California and Florida
Hockey= Minnesota & Michigan (tie)
Basketball= Illinois, New York, California
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Old 09-04-2009, 08:09 AM
 
Location: Washington D.C. By way of Texas
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Anyways:
Football= Florida, Texas, California
Baseball= California and Florida
Hockey= Minnesota & Michigan (tie)
Basketball= Illinois, New York, California
I think I would place Texas in the baseball category. I also would put Maryland in the Basketball one as well.
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Old 09-04-2009, 10:23 AM
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Location: Closer than you think!
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Football: any state that has a team in the SEC
Basketball: NC
Baseball: don't know, probably the NE states
Hockey: Michigan
Soccer: Texas
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Old 09-04-2009, 05:12 PM
 
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If we are talking high school then for Foootball it's Florida, Texas, and California. The three largest population wise. Interesting......

Track and Field would also have to go to California and Texas.
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Old 09-04-2009, 07:49 PM
 
Location: N/A
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Baseball: New York (and Massachusetts)
Football: Texas (and the South/Midwest)
Soccer: ?
Basketball: Any state with a heavily populated city (NYC, LA, Chicago etc)
Lacrosse: Maryland (and New England)
Hockey: Canada (and the Midwest)
Golf: ?
NASCAR: (any state with a track, except New York and Delaware which is pretty much the entire South)
Mud-wrassling: West Virginia
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Old 09-04-2009, 08:09 PM
 
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Hockey: Michigan
Do you not know how to read?

Originally Posted by BlackOut
High School Hockey Online ranks the top 1500+ teams in the United States. The number one ranked team is from Edina, MN. Eight of the top ten are from Minnesota, one is from Michigan, and one is from New Jersey. Of the top 20 teams in the US, 16 are from Minnesota.
United States Boys High School Hockey Rankings

Where do most college hockey players come from? You guessed it, Minnesota. According to USA Hockey, Minnesota produces the most Division 1 hockey players; slightly more than 40% of Division 1 hockey players are Minnesotans.

Minnesota also has the highest number of players drafted by NHL teams every year.

BTW, Warroad, MN had been calling itself Hockeytown U.S.A. long before Detroit started using the title.


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Old 09-05-2009, 02:31 PM
 
Location: Orlando - South
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Texas televises them as well. They have a night show every Friday night showing the highlights of various games throughout the state. I lived in Florida for one year (Miami) and I have to say that the atmosphere of a high school game is why I put Texas ahead of it. Florida is talented no doubt. But the experience is dull.
In the orlando area they do the same nightly Friday night shows showing highlights from all the local schools here too, plus every local news station picks one high school every week to televise, they usually pick like 3 high schools and put a poll up on there website for ppl to vote for there hs. Also our local chick fil a resturants do a "chick fil a bowl" which is when chick fil a picks a HS football game and gives a giant chick fil a trophy to the winning school and the trophy gets placed in the HS's local chick fil a. and the same two schools fight for that trophy every year to go in there chick fil a. And ofcourse the huge traditional rival games bring out whole communities every season.
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