umm no not really. although both are pretty ty. they are pretty even, with BR getting a slight edge. lets break it down ...
LSU > UTSA
LSU Football alone > San Antonio Spurs basketball
Tiger Stadium > vacant Alamo Dome
San Antonio Mexicans > Baton Rouge black folk
3 casinos including 1 luxury resort > the smallest/worst SeaWorld park in the U.S.
Dirty little creek river walk > Mississippi River levee
Baton Rouge food > San Antonio food
Baton Rouge downtown - San Antonio downtown = likely a draw, neither that impressive
You ting me? The NE side, especially the Walzem and Thousand Oaks areas are still riddled with Katrina nomads. Mind you the area was pretty bad beforehand anyway, but it's ridiculous how much worse it's gotten.
Sounds about right, except for those two. San Antonio also has plenty of good German food tbqh.
My point exactly.
son what kind of food do they have in BR? Frog legs? gator feet?
son LSU football is one of the top five most popular and profitable programs in the country. the stadium will soon be expanded to hold well over 100,000 fans per game. not to mention the fact that even when they play ty teams like Tulane or North Texas, the tickets in the very upper levels still sell for at least $20-40.
Now in San Antonio on the other hand with the Spurs playing in a 18,000 seat venue, you can still get damn good PLAYOFF tickets for around .50 cents to about $10.00.
I'm not talking about from a pure economic standpoint. When it comes to comparing football and basketball, football will always win out in that case. I'm talking general success.
Cajun food > anything Mexican
even two of the most popular restaurants in San Antonio (Pat O'Brien's and Ruth's Chris Steak House) are Louisiana based restaurants and neither of them are "Cajun" food.
Ehh, have to say Mexican and Cajun are two of the best type of foods in the world; pointless to say one is better than the other.
hate to admit it but LSU is one of the finest in this country and is better than anything that's based in the state of texas imho. your best university is based in houstn which says a lot about the mediocrity of education in this state tbh
general success? LSU football, baseball, etc. have all had great success. you measure success by the overall product and what it brings to your city/state. I'm willing to bet that LSU athletics brings in more revenue than all of UTSA athletics and Spurs basketball combined.
You're reaching calling Pat O'Briens a restaurant. Food is disgusting there.
its not bad, but that's fine if you only want to count it as a bar. we can just call it one of the most popular bars on the San Antonio River Walk. cheers...
I'm talking about from a sheer compe iveness standpoint. The LSU product has produced thousands (millions?) of graduates, including athletes, that have prolly gone on to lead somewhat successful lower to middle-class lives while UTSA's diplomas have about as much worth as the paper you use to wipe your ass.
However, when it comes to the accomplishments of LSU football and the Spurs, they're equals but I give the slight edge to the Spurs due to more championships.
son even if you're referring to just wins, losses, and championships then LSU still has the edge . however lets look at it a bit closer...
LSU Football
3 National Championships
14 Conference Championships (vs 13 other teams in conference)
All Time Record: 743-392-47 (.648)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LSU_Tigers_football
San Antonio Spurs Basketball
4 Championships
4 Conference Championships (vs 14 other teams in conference)
All Time Record: 1996-1308 (.604)
(counting 2013 playoffs)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Ant...ividual_awards
http://www.nbauniverse.com/teams/rec...onio_spurs.htm
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