Best thanksgiving weekend game to attend

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Aggies at Texas
Clemson at SC

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One of these two.

Knoxville in a landslide

What about the Iron Bowl @Auburn? I don’t love any of your choices above. Auburn is not a terrible drive from ATL or BHM.

Clemson at SC at night would be cool and game will probably be good too.

Texas games are fine, I’ve been to a few, but it doesn’t really feel that much like a college football in the south atmosphere. You’ll probably hang out at a big bar around downtown and then head to the stadium

Tennessee and/or Vandy may suck. Stadium atmosphere may be dead by the second quarter

Same for LSU/Oklahoma. Good chance at least one of these teams is out of the playoff race and doesn’t really have much to play for by thanksgiving. If both are in it, could be good, but with SC-Clemson being a rivalry game, you know you’re going to get each fanbases best stuff no matter what the records are

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expensive detour for just the game

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I was going to offer to cook a turducken in Bham for thanksgiving but my wife already has concerns about how much I talk about tiger droppings.

I don’t know about price for USC tickets. Probably depends on how their seasons go.

What other places are you guys hitting up?

I just looked up a turducken, looks unreal mate!

We’re Landing in Dallas and we will stay a night or two there
Then was looking at something like this (open to any suggestions)

3 nights in NOLA (lsu game and possibly saints)
3 nights Orlando (theme parks)
Couple nights in Nashville
4 nights in New York.

So we’re just looking for another 1 or 2 cities to add in.

Clemson USC looks like it would be a fun trip to make

Me and some buddies are doing our yearly LSU away trip at OU this year.

UGA-Tech is in ATL this year, convenient to the airport, and being hosted in MBS instead of GT's stadium this year. Normally UGA blows them out but last year it went into 8 overtimes.

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What is Atlanta like to visit? I would’ve loved to have visited Athens for a game but Atlanta I’ve never given much thought before.

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Being from here, I haven't done much of the tourist stuff that tourists do. We supposedly have one of the best aquariums in the country but people tell me it is hard to enjoy because of the crowds. Stone Mountain is cool to visit if you aren't from around here. It's a very unique and awesome natural geologic feature that people from around here take for granted. Bars and restaurants are the main draw for Atlanta as a city. The zoo is kinda ghetto. You could rent a motorcycle and race people up and down Peachtree Street at 3am, that's popular. There's a few Ace Hardware stores around the city you could buy some spray paint and deface public property in the Old 4th Ward or really anywhere along the belt line.