This article looks at the possibility that there are cities in the United States that deserve a professional sports team, but currently don't have one. The article argues that cities like Des Moines, Iowa, and Salt Lake City, Utah, are deserving of a professional sports team due to their size, population, wealth, and passionate fan base. It also suggests that the growing popularity of Major League Soccer could be used as an opportunity to bring a professional franchise to one of these cities. Finally, the article notes that cities without a professional sports team should not be overlooked and could be great locations for a franchise.
This article examines the debate between college football and the NFL in terms of which is more entertaining. The article states that college football is more popular among fans due to its more exciting atmosphere and the fact that the players are amateurs who are playing for their school rather than a paycheck. The article also explains that the NFL is more professional but lacks the excitement of college football due to the lack of rivalries, the slower pace of the game and the fact that many teams are not competitive. Ultimately, the article concludes that college football is more entertaining than the NFL.