Someone is going to be outraged.



1. Ann Arbor, Mich.

University of Michigan

At a time when most quality of life news out of Michigan is focused on Detroit's woes, there are a lot of things to like about Ann Arbor--even if the hometown Wolverines missed a bowl this season. A four-bedroom home runs just $303,750, while median salaries are $51,232, making this the 14th most affordable market on our list. Schools ranked eighth overall, and Ann Arbor has the fourth lowest crime rate of any college on our list.

http://www.forbes.com/2009/02/12/college-sports-towns-lifestyle-sports_0212_college_towns_slide_2.html?thisspeed=2 5000

Eugene #2?

10. Bloomington, Indiana
9. Charlottesville, Virginia
8. Columbia, Missouri
7. Chapel Hill, North Carolina
6. Fayetteville, Arkansas
5. Lexington, Kentucky
4. State College, Pennsylvania
3. Madison, Wisconsin
2. Palo Alto, California
1. AA

might need to move this to the NCAA forum

No Columbus? No East Lansing?

EAST LANSING KNOWS HOW TO "GET DOWN".

NOBODY KNOWS HOW TO "BOOGIE" LIKE EAST LANSINGERS.

might need to move this to the NCAA forum

ISWYDT

No South Bend, either.

ISWYDT

SDI

East Lansing is known for it's parties but, really the city part is limited to just a few shops and restaurants on Grand River. I've it were to make the list I would've been shocked. I found myself bored on many a night at MSU.