Memphis has been high crime for forever, but Nashville's trend started in 2015 when they kept promoting being the bachelor/ bachelorette landing zone and started being soft on crime. Hence my point that the crime in nashville has skyrocketed since 2015. In 2016 Nashville saw a 3.5% increase in crime from the previous year. A trend that has only increased each year.

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Up 8% from 2019, the violent crime rate in the Nashville, Tennessee, metro area stands at 616 incidents per 100,000 people — well above the national rate. The increase in violent crime in the Nashville area was led by homicides, which surged by nearly 29% year over year.

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Posted by Pastor Mike

Florida

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Posted on 5/28/23 at 3:49 am to memphisplaya

Dude... you are the one who made it about crime. Crime wasn't even the point of his post. Growth, money, viability, what a school adds to the conference, IS

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Posted by nicholastiger

Member since Jan 2004

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Posted on 5/28/23 at 8:19 am to memphisplaya

Those that don’t want to play will go back to intramural sports
That’s how college sports started in the beginning

This is all Aggies fault and bama gonna want more than Aggie in this conference

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Posted by cajunbama

Metairie

Member since Jan 2007

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Posted on 5/28/23 at 11:51 am to memphisplaya

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Kind of hard for shitholes like Memphis and Baton Rouge to go up when it’s already astronomical, yet they did.

Nashville is one of the safest cities in the SEC foot print.

Plus you lied to the board for years claiming to be a trainer for LSU