I've been to so many cities and really they are basically the same.

Well, except for Detroit. That place is scary.

3 or 4 years ago when I helped my friend move from Akron.

Wow, interesting. I find most cities to be quite a bit different, especially if you're comparing coastal cities to midwestern cities.

Hey, you should have stopped by and said HI.

I was in the Akron area then. :)

IMO, all these cities are about the same. They all have their bad areas and good areas.

I don't think a head coach cares about the city he works in. You're old enough to not care if you're surrounded by bright lights and you're working 24 hours a day anyway. And I think his kids are old enough that they won't care either.

For a player, yes. For a coach, I doubt it matters much at all.

Not familiar with coastal cities.

I'm just comparing appearance.

It wasn't much different than here but the weather off the lake ****ing sucks

Ah

Yeah, I do not miss lake-effect snow.

In that regard, yes, Cleveland is a shithole.

I don't think Cleveland is bad, its just forgettable. No redeeming qualities. That goes for all Ohio cities, now that I think about it.

Cleveland, Akron, Dayton, Toledo, Cincinnati... yes. Columbus is different. Whether you like the Buckeyes or not, football weekend at Ohio State is a very interesting experience.