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Based on the guesses so far, it’s Glen Campbell, his wife, and two people who likely aren’t famous.
Yeah, they'd be better off at SoFi. A much better experience from a fan standpoint.

The Coliseum was renovated a few years ago and it's def better than it was before that. It's not terrible, but mid. The end zone seats on that side aren't used though. That's why they have the bleachers closer to the field.
Miami is pretty bad and not comparable though. L.A. is near the top in college FBS football attendance. USC gets twice the attendance of Miami.

Houston is in the same tier as Miami. They have a P4 team that gets what? 25,000 people per game? And what does Rutgers get? Or Northwestern? LA is a decent city for college sports compared to its peers.
Whatever the demographics, students show up about as well as they do, and maybe better, than most other big city schools. If USC becomes a top 3 team every year or at least a perennial playoff team, fans will show up. Same for UCLA.

L.A. has lots of casual fans. They aren't rabid like you might be used to. If there's a good product, they'll go.

LA's most rabid fans in football, basketball, and baseball are probably Hispanic. But they mostly aren't college football fans unless they went to the school.

re: NC State's offense is arse

Posted by Easy on 8/29/26 at 4:42 pm to
I imagine his HS career was throwing jump balls in the direction of Jeremiah Smith.
Me too. I wish conferences were geographical again. No amount of conference realignment will make my alma mater not suck at football.

re: Is Virginia still good?

Posted by Easy on 8/29/26 at 4:35 pm to
I don't know how good they are but today would be better if USC were playing Virginia and NC State were playing San Jose State. These games suck.
I posted earlier that there are 5 million people within a 30-minute drive of USC on a Saturday. There have to be at least 1-2 million like me that aren't doing shite. :lol:
UCLA plays nowhere near campus though. USC plays across the street from campus in the middle of Los Angeles. 20,000 students are within a 15-minute walk. AI estimates that there are 5 million people within an 30-minute drive of the Coliseum on Saturdays.
"Crowd" may be overstating it. Perhaps just attendees. :lol:

But it is really hot and humid here today. So there's that.
Good post. When I want to know what black people of the diaspora really think, I know that the guys on Tigerdroppings are always the best source for most concerns.

re: Bring the Chargers back to San Diego!

Posted by Easy on 8/26/26 at 8:05 pm to
My take on where the Chargers rate in LA/OC teams sports popularity:

Lakers
Dodgers
Rams
Angels
USC
Kings
Clippers
LA Galaxy
LAFC
Ducks
Chargers
UCLA
Sparks
Don't Stop Believin? Most guys over 50 already know at least half the lyrics.

re: Was MASH the original DEI show??

Posted by Easy on 8/24/26 at 7:04 pm to
I know. It is fascinating how speaking Spanish has become a race. It wasn't considered an interracial marriage when it aired, but public and official perspectives in the US have blurred ethnicity and race to where it's now thought of as an interracial marriage.

And this is unique to the US. Nowhere else in the world are ethnic Hispanics but that are racially white considered effectively "non-white". We are very weird when it comes to race.

re: Was MASH the original DEI show??

Posted by Easy on 8/24/26 at 5:12 pm to
Not by people that know that speaking Spanish isn’t a race.

re: Was MASH the original DEI show??

Posted by Easy on 8/24/26 at 2:11 pm to
White American and White Cuban is a culture clash but not mixed race.

Two characters on MASH were supposedly from Louisiana. Can anyone name them?

re: Where were you born?

Posted by Easy on 8/24/26 at 1:49 pm to
Louisiana doesn’t “top” this statistic because no one wants to leave. Quite the opposite. The percentage of native born is high because relatively few from outside Louisiana want to move there. It’s really at the bottom.
Where do you live? In California major companies have used e-verify for decades. The demographics of fast food places changed almost overnight when it started.
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The $500K Ceiling: We exclude cities with median home values over $500,000. If it isn’t attainable, it isn’t on our list.


Maybe because I'm in California, but I feel that excludes the majority of the nicest cities.