I tried to make everyone happy.

I tried finding and linking the latest, most current, data I could find within reason.

It appeared to me to be the most current NFL numbers from last season's rosters. It still does.

I apologize for not making everyone happy. It's such an easy thing to do on this forum and I failed miserably. I feel badly, I really do.

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Posted by FishFearMe

United States

Member since Jul 2015

7196 posts

Posted on 8/13/19 at 8:21 pm to scrooster

be I teresting to post in terms of number of NFL recruits within 3 hours drive. you would have a different perspective

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Posted by EKG

Houston, TX

Member since Jun 2010

43973 posts

Posted on 8/13/19 at 8:32 pm to Arksulli

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We just aren't a big population state. The places that are nice in Arkansas, in terms of climate and economy, are mountainous or in the hill country.

A good chunk of our state looks like this (below) as well.
Our metro areas make up for it, in terms of football played.
I understand that Arkansas doesn’t have the large cities to offset the discrepancy, though.

Cool post, scrooster!

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Posted by jnethe1

Pearland

Member since Dec 2012

16143 posts

Posted on 8/13/19 at 8:44 pm to Farmer1906

I was just about to say I wonder where Houston stacks up.

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Posted by Krampus

Member since Nov 2018

5207 posts

Posted on 8/13/19 at 11:05 pm to Farmer1906

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Population LINK

2 Texas 28,304,596
3 Florida 20,984,400
8 Georgia 10,429,379

DFW Metroplex 7,500,000
Houston Metro 7,000,000

16 Tennessee 6,715,984
18 Missouri 6,113,532

Atlanta metro 5,949,951

23 South Carolina 5,024,369
24 Alabama 4,874,747
25 Louisiana 4,684,333
26 Kentucky 4,454,189
32 Arkansas 3,004,279
34 Mississippi 2,984,100