@the-gipper said:

That's OK....If you continued to read the thread I took KC out in favor of Baltimore.  (but that is the first time I have heard that claim).

If the Browns play here, you guys would have no problem getting tickets.

@mjp28 said:

Not helped by the sagging BROWNS but oddly helped some by the Indians and Cavaliers how about the NFL HOF city Canton, Ohio?  Nice new facilities and all.

I think eventually it happens. Would be awesome. 

@mjp28 said:

Not helped by the sagging BROWNS but oddly helped some by the Indians and Cavaliers how about the NFL HOF city Canton, Ohio?  Nice new facilities and all.

Wouldn’t it be great if the 2020 NFL Draft was held there?

@mark-o said:

Obviously the Chargers don't play at Qualcomm anymore since they left San Diego.   SDSU is the only team that plays at what is now SDCCU Stadium.   Qualcomm didn't renew with the naming rights when the Chargers left.

Yes, as I said....the list was a couple of years old. 

@the-gipper said:

I don't know....here are NFL stadiums that do share with colleges. This article written in 2015...so there is a new stadium in Atlanta...but I doubt the sharing arrangement has changed:

I also have no doubt that a few of these likely also hold HS games.   At least, maybe state championship games.

Obviously the Chargers don't play at Qualcomm anymore since they left San Diego.   SDSU is the only team that plays at what is now SDCCU Stadium.   Qualcomm didn't renew with the naming rights when the Chargers left.

@boo-fagley said:

No they dont. Day of the game you can get a seat no issue. Tickets are always available.

The place was half empty during the KC losing streak.

That's OK....If you continued to read the thread I took KC out in favor of Baltimore.  (but that is the first time I have heard that claim).

@the-gipper said:

Kansas City, Missouri. Home of The Chief with one of the most ardent NFL fan bases who, despite a lack of on field success still follow their team.

No they dont. Day of the game you can get a seat no issue. Tickets are always available.

The place was half empty during the KC losing streak.

@texasag1969 said:

Nope-Texas final playoff games for all HS levels are played in Jerryworld along with the annual A&M - Ark game and others.

Superdome hosts Tulane and HS playoff games as well.

@dutch-oven said:

Didn't they close Timken a year or two ago?

Good question, I'm not sure. 

I moved out of Stark County 16 years ago.

@canton-dawg said:

Tom Benson Stadium is home field for Canton McKinley, and Timken Sr High.

It hosts the high school championship games as well.

Its also home field for Walsh & Malone (DII), and will host the DIII Championship Game in 2020.

Didn't they close Timken a year or two ago?

@canton-dawg said:

I believe it’s the only football stadium that hosts high school, college, and NFL games.

Nope-Texas final playoff games for all HS levels are played in Jerryworld along with the annual A&M - Ark game and others.

@the-gipper said:

See the second post in this thread.  While some of those locations may be revised...I don't think I would change the #1 spot.

Good call! ?

@canton-dawg said:

Tom Benson Stadium is home field for Canton McKinley, and Timken Sr High.

It hosts the high school championship games as well.

Its also home field for Walsh & Malone (DII), and will host the DIII Championship Game in 2020.

See the second post in this thread.  While some of those locations may be revised...I don't think I would change the #1 spot.

@the-gipper said:

I don't know....here are NFL stadiums that do share with colleges. This article written in 2015...so there is a new stadium in Atlanta...but I doubt the sharing arrangement has changed:

I also have no doubt that a few of these likely also hold HS games.   At least, maybe state championship games.

Tom Benson Stadium is home field for Canton McKinley, and Timken Sr High.

It hosts the high school championship games as well.

Its also home field for Walsh & Malone (DII), and will host the DIII Championship Game in 2020.

@canton-dawg said:

I believe it’s the only football stadium that hosts high school, college, and NFL games.

I don't know....here are NFL stadiums that do share with colleges. This article written in 2015...so there is a new stadium in Atlanta...but I doubt the sharing arrangement has changed:

I also have no doubt that a few of these likely also hold HS games.   At least, maybe state championship games.

@wargograw said:

Wow that sucker only seats 23K? Looks nice.

I believe it’s the only football stadium that hosts high school, college, and NFL games.

@canton-dawg said:

I was back home in Canton a couple of days ago to attend my father's funeral.

It was the first time in several months I was close to the Pro Football HOF.

Tom Benson Stadium, is looking good!

Wow that sucker only seats 23K? Looks nice.

@the-gipper said:

Very nice.   Completely renovated.   Now seats 23, 000.    Plus, based on its looks, it could be easily expandable.

Will host the NCAA Division III championship game next year.   (Giving Mt. Union a home field advantage...since they always seem to be in it)

Really nice, great looking press boxes sure has grown up in the area over the old high school facilities. 

Too bad the BROWNS didn't get a covered stadium because they could have put together a nice super bowl and other event weeks in conjunction with the NFL's official one and only HOF .

Will host the NCAA Division III championship game next year.   (Giving Mt. Union a home field advantage...since they always seem to be in it)

It was the first time in several months I was close to the Pro Football HOF.

Tom Benson Stadium, is looking good!

Now PITT has some history and former YSU ties with a good current coach Pat Narduzzi who's dad was a fine coach at YSU. They currently are in the ACC but have never obtained any status of a P5 conference team. A bit more information:

.......Pitt has claimed nine national championships^[4] and is among the top 20 college football programs in terms of all-time wins.^[5] Its teams have featured many coaches and players notable throughout the history of college football, including, among all schools, the fifth most College Football Hall of Fame inductees,^[6] the twelfth most consensus All-Americans,^[7] and the third most Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees.^[8] The Panthers are currently coached by Pat Narduzzi. Pitt plays home games at Heinz Field which they share with the National Football League Pittsburgh Steelers and utilize the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Sports Performance Complex as their practice facility........

In reviewing it....I don't think I would make any changes since last May.

As noted:

 I included Oxford MS at the behest of Ballpeen and Ghoolie.   (but I also, instead of taking out Knoxville...took out Auburn Ala. )

I replaced KC with Baltimore at the behest of some Baltimore douchebag whom I don't think has bothered to even come back and see that his arguments were successful. 

I acknowlege Shithole's potentially valid argument about Pittsburgh vs. Columbus.  Both places stay in the Top 30....so I am not really positive what he is griping about.

I converted  "East Bay" to just The Bay area...since the Raiders are abandoning the area.

@koalabazooka said:

Just followed your suggestion.