List of Current Major Sports Teams
| Club | Sport | League / Conference | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Football | National Football League (NFL) - NFC South | Raymond James Stadium, Tampa |
| Tampa Bay Rays | Baseball | Major League Baseball - AL East | Tropicana Field, St. Petersburg |
| Tampa Bay Lightning | Ice hockey | National Hockey League (NHL) - SE Division | Tampa Bay Times Forum, Tampa |
| Tampa Bay Storm | Arena football | Arena Football League (AFL) - Southern Div. | Tampa Bay Times Forum, Tampa |
| Tampa Bay Rowdies | Soccer | North American Soccer League (NASL) | Al Lang Stadium, St. Petersburg |
| University of South Florida Bulls Football | College football | NCAA Division I - Big East Conference | Raymond James Stadium, Tampa |
| University of South Florida Bulls Basketball | College basketball | NCAA Division I - Big East Conference | USF Sun Dome, Tampa |
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