Questions: Why are you making an offer for sport? 

I would second Nathan’s suggestion but take it a step farther offer the high school football, wrestling or other sports teams. 

I don't know how some markets operate, but typically with sports that are "minor league" (think AA and AAA baseball), the thought is "if you build it, they will come" -- well as someone who grew up near the Trenton Thunder AA baseball and then the Philadelphia (Chester) Union stadiums, I can tell you it does NOT work that way. 

Univ of Florida is ranked #7 as top public university with top sports teams and the cost of attendance at the bottom low. 

I am holding my breath to see what happens in the world of gambling as the industry has taken a huge hit in the pocket book with the combination of the pandemic lock down and the recently now permissible sports betting.

Of course sports, hospitality, retail, travel and entertainment are yet in the dog house.

Knowing that so many members on this site know the ins and outs of different communities and different states, I figured I would try my luck here and see if any members located in or familiar with southern Florida could provide any insight to which areas are worth looking into to raise a family, have good schools and sense of community, sports programs, and possibly with nearby industrial area. 

For months the tournament association and its 953 volunteers had been grappling with the costs of canceling versus going forward with uncertain plans.

Avoiding large tax bills is a lifelong sport but I’m fine paying a good chuck if I’ve done well, life is good  

Organized sports being thrown to the side is going to be difficult for many students to handle. 3.