In your honest opinion, how does LSU's campus compare to other SEC campuses?

Love LSU but Bama, Auburn, and Tennessee were nicer IMO. Still better than A&M. Haven't been to the others

I have been to a good number of them and can say that it is probably in the top half...the oak trees and styling of the buildings make it one of the prettiest, IMO...however, others are really nice too...

Miss st doesn't have as grand a look, but the landscaping is just beautiful...

Ole Miss and UF do have some nice, big trees and traditional styled buildings, so they are comparable to LSU...

I used to actually be a bit ashamed of our stadium in comparison to the others, but that has been fixed with the upgrades...

A&M - the campus feels more like a city than it does a campus, but it has to be that big to fit all of their students. Been to their student rec, and it absolutely blows LSU's out of the water.

Ole Miss - smaller school, and a more modest campus to match. The Grove speaks for itself. Their Student Union looks like a carbon copy of LSU's. I had a great experience visiting here.

Arkansas - been a while since I've visited, but it's still my favorite college campus (that I've visited). The only campus I can think of (Tennessee?) that would be so close to mountains, which adds to the scenery.

With that said, I think LSU still compares rather favorably!

I have spent time or at least have been on all of the SEC college campuses with the exception of the University of Florida, and I would say that LSU compares VERY favorably and is arguably the prettiest of the campuses that I have seen. I love the look of our campus.

On the other hand, when one looks at facilities and condition of buildings, we do not fare nearly as well. There are some really old buildings on LSU's campus that have not been renovated and/or properly maintained, and in some cases these are spots with wonderful traditions that are likely to be lost forever. (The Huey Long Field House, particularly with the old swimming pool, is a perfect example.) Years of under-funding compared to some of our SEC peers have taken its toll on the campus and have left us about average in terms of functionality and maintenance, but I would still put our campus right up there for its beauty.

UGA, Bama and LSU are nice.

Auburn and Vandy are ok.

Kentucky is meh.

Moo St is a craphole.

That's all I got.

I like Auburn and Georgia's campuses best.

Alabama's is very solid too. Maybe a little nicer than LSU.

Either LSU or Ole Miss is 4th for me, and I've been to a lot of campuses. Florida is too spread out. Tennessee is spread out and hilly AF.

South Carolina is the only campus I haven't been to.

I can only name the ones I've been to, and I haven't seen every part of each campus, so this is not a perfect list.

Tier 1
Georgia - I'm very confident putting this number one. Absolutely gorgeous.

Tier 2
Vanderbilt - very pretty, small campus.

Tier 2
LSU
Tennessee
Auburn
Florida
Alabama

Tier 3
Texas A&M

LSU's is right up there with UGA, Bama, and UF, which were my favorites. Ole Miss and State were nice, but not as nice. I was not impressed with Auburn.

Never been to Knoxville, Vanderbilt, Lexington, or Fayetteville. Couldn't get a good frame of reference on USC-Columbia to form an opinion.

Of the Non-SEC campuses that I've seen, UT-Austin and FSU were nice, but I like LSU better. UCLA is gorgeous. So is USC. Both were nicer than LSU.

The thing is that the LSU campus was built by the Kingfish in the 1930s to make room for his state capitol, so none of the campus is actually that old. The parts of other campuses from the 1800s are pretty gorgeous, and LSU doesn't have any of that. BUT I think the newer parts of LSU blow other campuses out of the water. Have you seen the newer buildings of Ole Piss?

I think that some parts of our campus would put us at the top of the list, and other parts of our campus would put us at the bottom.

I really wish they had kept a uniform look rather than having a piecemeal architecture style for the campus. The areas around the parade grounds and quad are top notch, IMO.

I really liked Auburn's campus when I visited.