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Answers.com ranked the 10 best College Sports Towns in America and Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, and Missouri all made the Top 10. Here is the complete list:

1. Madison, Wisconsin (Wisconsin Badgers)
2. Knoxville, Tennessee (Tennessee Volunteers)
3. Gainesville, Florida (Florida Gators)
4. Los Angeles, California (USC Trojans and UCLA Bruins)
5. Iowa City, Iowa (Iowa Hawkeyes)
6. Tuscaloosa, Alabama (Alabama Crimson Tide)
7. Columbia, Missouri (Missouri Tigers)

8. Austin, Texas (Texas Longhorns)
9. State College, Pennsylvania (Penn State Nittany Lions)
10. Durham, North Carolina (Duke Blue Devils)
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15 Comments
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PortCityTiger82128 months
No Baton Rouge? List disqualified!
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Eli4Heisman129 months
No Oxford? list is a joke
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ForeverLSU02129 months
"Whoever put this list together has never set their cloven hoof into Tuscalooser or Gainesville"

I've had some really good times in Tuscaloosa. Athens should also be on the list
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BowlJackson129 months
Iowa City is actually a really good choice
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andouille129 months
My vote is for Charlottesville, VA, most beautiful little city I have ever visited.
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andouille129 months
Whoever put this list together has never set their cloven hoof into Tuscalooser or Gainesville,
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Pavoloco83129 months
Figures the butt chuggers would come in at No.2...
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RileyTime129 months
Wisconsin? And Austin that low? No Athens? This list is horrid.
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OzChuffnugg129 months
Unless all SEC...not valid!
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ChexMix129 months
No Athens??? List sucks
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BigRobHog129 months
What is the deal with the sudden hard on for Madison Wisconsin by everyone..
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Bama Bird129 months
Lol at Los Angeles being considered a "college town"
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Foolish cock129 months
Wuh??
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AUBorn129 months
Columbia? Well that is a convincing list.
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