Best college football experiences

I am biased, of course, but Madison and Camp Randall would be a fun visit. Madison is a popular pick for best college sports town and Camp Randall is always talked-about as one of the more festive CFB experiences.

Last season would have been great with Ohio State and Nebraska at night, but this season has Iowa and Michigan back-to-back in November. One of those two could be worth the trip.

Flyover of Madison
'Jump Around' at Camp Randall
'Build Me Up' at Camp Randall

I hate the Big 10, but agree that Camp Randall was a blast. The whole town of Madison is so fun.

If you go to a WVU game, go as a WVU fan, because things can get very nasty.

If not, you can come visit us at VT

Oregon or Washington

What about Clemson? They are on cloud nine right now and I've always wanted to go there

Fly into Atlanta and drive over

Ive heard Morgantown is really sketchy if you're an opposing fan. But since it seems you wont be, should be fine.

Been to Athens I assume?
Madison is great
Columbia MO(just like athens)
University of Arizona is actually tight.
Dont go to any big 12 other than Ut

Notre Dame
UGA
Knoxville
A&M

From an SEC perspective I have been to

Georgia - did not like, Athens is to hard to get to
Florida - the game was a side trip, we went to Disney, enjoyed Florida campus!
Ole Miss - cool atmosphere, Grove, the Square, enjoyed it even back when the stadium was not all that impressive
Auburn - fun trip as well
Tennessee - the gameday experience was ok, cool if you want to take in that whole area though

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Athens is hands down the best college town in the SEC

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Your opinion.

Oxfahrt has its own particular charms.

I try to make it to a different college stadium every year.

Here is my list of favs, excluding Tuscaloosa:

Ohio State - best overall experience. Great food and bar options, clean city, beautiful University, awesome stadium, and we encountered a lot of very hospitable fans.

Georgia - great college town environment. Awesome bar scene. Was there for the Blackout in 2008... one of the best game environments I've ever experienced. Fans were the worst I've experienced.

Colorado - Hard to beat backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. Boulder is an awesome place. Beautiful women, laid back, fun people.

Arkansas - most pleasantly surprising experience. Fayetteville is a pretty awesome place overall. Again, very surprising. Top notch stadium & facilities, too.


My most disappointing experience was Ann Arbor. Maybe it was because the weather sucked while we were there, but it was cold, the stadium is the most underwhelming experience I've ever had. Crowd was quiet, stadium seemed very small although it seats a ton. Food was average. Campus was meh.

West Virginia is on my short list for sure.

Lincoln blows