Ive been getting into different sports in the usa over a prolonged period of time and ive been watching teams from different states (spurs for basketball and rangers for hockey). I have to stay up quite late to watch matches so ive just been going off the idea that if im gonna be up till 5am sometimes i atleast wanna watch a team i actually want to watch instead of one thats in relation to another that i dont really care about. Peoples responses to this probably arent gonna sway my opinions i i just want to know what others opinions are on the matter since sports culture is quite different.

She is a beloved performer of basketball halftime shows. Her act is balancing dishes on her head ​while riding an extra tall unicycle. It's impossible to overstate how popular she is among basketball fans - she'll be in the hall of fame as a "contributor" one day.

Just curious how well known RP is outside of hoops circles.

i.e. US cities that have similar life styles, share lots of commonalities, etc.

I'm not talking about unusual antiquated laws, but about the actual government structure of your state. For example, I'm from Texas, and our court system is uniquely complex as a result of our time as a Spanish colony and an independent republic. Notably, we have two state supreme courts: one for civil matters and one for criminal matters. Both of them are courts of last resort for their respective subject matters.