It's not even close
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FairWarning
Bells Beer Connoisseur
And?
And if you go back a few more years, there's Baron Davis, Gilbert Arenas and Andre Miller.
Old-timers will remember L.A. products Michael Cooper, Gail Goodrich and Sidney Wicks.
Paul Pierce should count as a SoCal guy despite being born in Oakland.
Pierce attended high school at Inglewood High, not far from the Fabulous Forum.
Twenty years prior to Pierce, Reggie Theus attended Inglewood High School.
Old-timers will remember L.A. products Michael Cooper, Gail Goodrich and Sidney Wicks.
Paul Pierce should count as a SoCal guy despite being born in Oakland.
Pierce attended high school at Inglewood High, not far from the Fabulous Forum.
Twenty years prior to Pierce, Reggie Theus attended Inglewood High School.
boston massacre
EOG Master
What's the State Population ? #1 in U.S.A. ?
What do they get for Electoral Votes in Presidential Elections ? Most in Country ?
I assume the "browning" of California makes it more of a soccer state than a basketball haven.
Viejo Dinosaur
EOG Master
Homeless population is right up there also....
boston massacre
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boston massacre
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common guy
EOG Senior Member
The homeless population is comprised of ptsd/drug/alcohol faded vets and drug addled twerps escaping their home flyover states.
FairWarning
Bells Beer Connoisseur
So out of the top 15-29 players today, SoCal has 2-3? That is probably the average for them, and hardly brag-worthy.
Geography lesson time. Here's the top 10 states, by population, using an estimate from July 1 of 2018:
1. California 39.6 million
2. Texas 28.7 million
3. Florida 21.3 million
4. New York 19.5 million
5. PA 12.8 million
6. Illinois 12.7 million
7. Ohio 11.7 million
8. Georgia 10.5 million
9. North Caro 10.3 million
10. Michigan 10 million
Logicially, the state or states with the most people SHOULD have the most star players.
1. California 39.6 million
2. Texas 28.7 million
3. Florida 21.3 million
4. New York 19.5 million
5. PA 12.8 million
6. Illinois 12.7 million
7. Ohio 11.7 million
8. Georgia 10.5 million
9. North Caro 10.3 million
10. Michigan 10 million
Logicially, the state or states with the most people SHOULD have the most star players.