Cities with 2 or more D1 schools that don't play each other

[RushmoreAcademy]

Despite what the billboards say, Northwestern is not in Chicago.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Despite what the billboards say, Northwestern is not in Chicago.

Wrong

[RushmoreAcademy]

Wrong

Bball wise at least.
My kids were born at the hospital there on campus.  Twins, so we were there for 4 days. Everyday I walked down to Mustard's last stand and had a few dogs.  Then I had to make sure no smell remained on my clothes so my jealous wife who was recovering from surgery wouldn't get angry at what I got to eat.

[rocky_warrior]

Bball wise at least.
Mustard's last stand and had a few dogs. 

Wait...it's not just a Boulder thing!

http://mustardslaststandcolorado.com/

[Benny B]

Northwestern is as much "in Chicago" as Notre Dame is these days.  God forbid you'd have to take a class in South Bend or Evanston anymore.

If you asked someone outside the Midwest which school was in Chicago - NW, ND, or DePaul - NW and ND would probably get twice as many votes as DePaul.

[ChitownSpaceForRent]

Bball wise at least.
My kids were born at the hospital there on campus.  Twins, so we were there for 4 days. Everyday I walked down to Mustard's last stand and had a few dogs.  Then I had to make sure no smell remained on my clothes so my jealous wife who was recovering from surgery wouldn't get angry at what I got to eat.

Funny, I was born at Northwestern too, but the downtown one. It's pretty reasonable to consider NU in Chicago because so much of their campus now has expanded downtown. All sports are still in Evanston though.

[Dr. Blackheart]

Northwestern is as much "in Chicago" as Notre Dame is these days.  God forbid you'd have to take a class in South Bend or Evanston anymore.

If you asked someone outside the Midwest which school was in Chicago - NW, ND, or DePaul - NW and ND would probably get twice as many votes as DePaul.

Both Northwestern (not just the hospitals) and Notre Dame have downtown Chicago campuses.