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Yep. But I live ON the coast.

except for the hurricanes

Where?

It was Coppertail brewing. It looks like the menu has changed a good bit since then. 

https://cornhuskerswire.usatoday.com/lists/nebraska-cornhuskers-big-ten-conference-total-operating-expenses-2023/?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3-g8Mja5dKbLq5PN8apg2s_vMX3texAIvmETCstpEsu39tEDBRcP1psnU_aem_flRo_-_kGCExhEk9Arso7A

A recent analysis from Sportico has examined the finances of college athletic departments across the country. The outlet has released the Total Operating Revenues and Total Operating Expenses for all major college programs in 2023.

It should come as no surprise that the Nebraska Cornhuskers are ranked in the top ten for revenue. In fact the Huskers are one of only nine programs to crack the $200,000,000 mark for total operating revenue.

Nebraska’s revenue for 2023 came out to $204,831,356, while its expenses came out to a total of $190,870,384. Where does Nebraska rank among the Big Ten’s membership?

It should be noted that this list only contains 2023 Big Ten members; therefore, newcomers Oregon, UCLA, USC, and Washington are not included. Northwestern, a private school that does not disclose its financial data, is also not included.

More ludicrous "rankings" ....  maybe 1-8 are in the running.  

I would view the "best BBQ cities" as those which have a number of top tier restaurants, relatively easy to access.

The worst would be any number with no BBQ at all.

But if one includes small cities and towns, a TON more should make the best list, like Soperton, GA or Gadsen, AL.  

The you have a slew of southeastern cities like Birmingham and Shreveport and Little Rock and Columbia ...