What state has produced the most division 1 college basketball players?

Answer 1

Texas has 12 Division 1A College Football Schools

Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Texas Christian, Southern Methodist, Houston, Rice, Baylor, North Texas, and the University of Texas at El Paso

Add UTSA and Texas State

Ohio has 8

Ohio University, Ohio State, Miami University, Toledo, Kent State, Akron, Cincinnati and Bowling Green

California has 7

USC, UCLA, Cal, Stanford, San Diego State, Fresno State, and San Jose State

Florida has 7

Florida, Florida State, University of Miami, University of Central Florida, University of South Florida, Florida Atlantic, and Florida International

Answer 2

Maryland is number one, producing 58 players per 100,000 college-age males, followed by Louisiana (52 per 100,000), Delaware (47), Tennessee (46), and Georgia (44)

Answer 3

Texas has 10 teams

North Texas (Sun Belt) TCU (Mountain West) Rice, UTEP, Houston, SMU (Conf USA) Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Baylor (Big 12)

Ohio has 8 teams

Cincinnati (Big East) Ohio State (Big Ten) Ohio, Akron, Kent State, Miami, Toledo, and Bowling Green (MAC)

California has 7 teams

Stanford, UCLA, USC, California (Pac 10) San Jose St and Freson State (WAC) San Diego State (Mountain West)

Florida has 7 teams

Florida State, Miami (ACC) Florida (SEC) South Florida (Big East) Central Florida (Conf USA) Florida Atlantic and Florida International (Sun Belt)

All for states make up just over a quarter of all FBS teams

Answer 4

California with 24, then comes New York with 22 and Texas with 21.

Answer 5

Texas: 10 Baylor Bears Houston Cougars North Texas Mean Green Rice Owls SMU Mustangs TCU Horned Frogs Texas Longhorns Texas Tech Red Raiders Texas A&M Aggies UTEP Miners

Answer 6

Texas

Update: From what I can find, looking at the D1 institutions (colleges and universities) per state, California has 24, New York has 22 and Texas has 21.

Answer 7

Texas. Of course!

Answer 8

California