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Message: [QUOTE="billybud, post: 1761506, member: 3850"] ESPN moved to solidify their SEC and ACC properties long term. ESPN seems to want to nail down the east coast and south as part of their business plan. In terms of ESPN's Top 25 markets for college football in 2014...National ranking annotated (there are ties...so a couple of programs will have the same ranking). [B]South:[/B] #1 Birmingham, #2 New Orleans, #3 Greenville, Knoxville (tie), #5 Memphis, Atlanta (tie), #10 Nashville, #12 Louisville, #13 Richmond, #15 Charlotte, #21 Greensboro, #21 Norfolk, #24 Raleigh-Durham [B]Florida:[/B] #7 Jacksonville, #17 Orlando, #17 West Palm Beach [B]Midwest:[/B] #10 Columbus, #21 Dayton [B]Big 12 Area:[/B] #8 Oklahoma City, #9 Tulsa, #15 Austin [B]Other:[/B] #13 Salt Lake City, #17 Portland, #17 Las Vegas, #25 Phoenix [/QUOTE]