If there's One City Non Deserving of an Elite Program...

[jsc1973]

Dodgers drew over 2 mil the year they lost over 100 games. lakers drew fairly well in between kobe and magic as well.

You must live in some alternate universe, because in this one, the Dodgers have never lost 100 games in a season in Los Angeles. In fact, they never lost 100 as the Brooklyn Dodgers, either. The last time they lost 100 was in 1908, when they were the Brooklyn Superbas. They went 53-101 and played to 275,600 fans.

Now, if your point is that L.A. is a pro sports town, you are correct. That's why U$C drew so well when Pete Carroll was in town.

 

[droski]

so i'm off by one game:

Dodgers Year-by-year Results | dodgers.com: History

1992 Los Angeles Dodgers National League 63 99 .389 35.0 2,473,266

drew 2.4 mil by the way.

my point is that many LA fanbases are loyal through thick and thin.

 

[milohimself]

Now, if your point is that L.A. is a pro sports town, you are correct. That's why U$C drew so well when Pete Carroll was in town.

USC paid players?

O RLY?

 

[VOLnMiami]

+1

Every time I hear an LA fan say there are "1000 other things to do" then watch a big, primetime, college football game I can't help but think... like what?

But hey, I love college football. To each their own, I guess.

USC fans are like Miami fans, Everybody loves them and shows up when they are winning but lose a game or two and they do not even know what colors the team wears...AS far as LA goes, It's the same way here in
Miami...Lots of things to do and go see...Always something happening here on the weekends...But like you said, to each thier own.