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What states and metro areas produce the most college football players? Some of the answers may surprise you.
By MATT BAKER
World Sports Writer
When Oklahoma State and Ole Miss met in the Cotton Bowl Classic, coaches gushed about the perks of playing in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area — one of the most fertile recruiting hot spots in the country.
And with good reason.
One in every 20 players on NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) rosters last season came from the DFW Metroplex, a Tulsa World analysis shows. About one in seven FBS players came from Texas, including almost half of the Big 12.
But the Lone Star State has plenty of competition.
The World looked at every state and the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the country and how many FBS players each produced compared to its population. Per capita, Texas didn't crack the top five, while Oklahoma and Tulsa fare well.
http://www.tulsaworld.com/webextra/content/2010/recruits/starsearch.aspx
The top cities producing recruits per capita
1. Honolulu
2. New Orleans
3. Birmingham, Ala.
4. Dallas-Fort Worth
5. Miami
6. Jacksonville, Fla.
7. Youngstown, Ohio
8. Baton Rouge, La.
9. Atlanta
10. Lakeland, Fla.
The top states producing recruits per capita
1. Hawaii
2. Louisiana
3. Florida
4. Alabama
5. Georgia
6. Texas
7. Ohio
8. Mississippi
9. Nebraska
10. Washington, D.C.
By MATT BAKER
World Sports Writer
When Oklahoma State and Ole Miss met in the Cotton Bowl Classic, coaches gushed about the perks of playing in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area — one of the most fertile recruiting hot spots in the country.
And with good reason.
One in every 20 players on NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) rosters last season came from the DFW Metroplex, a Tulsa World analysis shows. About one in seven FBS players came from Texas, including almost half of the Big 12.
But the Lone Star State has plenty of competition.
The World looked at every state and the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the country and how many FBS players each produced compared to its population. Per capita, Texas didn't crack the top five, while Oklahoma and Tulsa fare well.
http://www.tulsaworld.com/webextra/content/2010/recruits/starsearch.aspx
The top cities producing recruits per capita
1. Honolulu
2. New Orleans
3. Birmingham, Ala.
4. Dallas-Fort Worth
5. Miami
6. Jacksonville, Fla.
7. Youngstown, Ohio
8. Baton Rouge, La.
9. Atlanta
10. Lakeland, Fla.
The top states producing recruits per capita
1. Hawaii
2. Louisiana
3. Florida
4. Alabama
5. Georgia
6. Texas
7. Ohio
8. Mississippi
9. Nebraska
10. Washington, D.C.