Any who lived in Tiger Stadium.

I lived on the fourth floor of east stadium for three weeks and hated it. We were put there while the air conditioning was being repaired in Graham Hall. This was the fall of'71. There wasn't any privacy and we felt like we were living in the U.N.

Kirby Smith - Fall '92

Which was worse?

I lived in South Stadium room 107 in 1964- I think-worst dorm room ever.

Fall '81, West side Rm. 515. South end of the west side, smallest room on the floor.

north stadium 1967 - wild place, band member played trumpet late at night, all we did was play bullray?? - can't remember how to spell it.
west stadium 3rd floor 1968-1969 - no AC, fun when the flooded the floors above and water came down the radiators and turned the whole top half of the room into a fog - we kept all valuables off thee floors so they would not get wet.
then moved to Nirvanna on west Chimes

Lived in the stadium and worked as a floor proctor in 1965. No A/C. Least costly quarters for men on campus at the time.

Hatcher Fall 73 spring 74
Kirby 74 - 76

Apt Aster Street 76-79

North Stadium...Fall '74. Requested transfer IMMEDIATELY after entering the room (it was a 4 person with 2 Bunk Beds...very small)Landed in Johnston Hall - Lower Level after 3 weeks in the stadium.

I lived in South Stadium, second floor, '64-'66. On homegame Fridays, 10-15 of us would go to the last room in the hall, overlooking the visitors gate, and relentlessly TIGERBAIT the visiting teams as they came for their Friday walk through practice. The all scurried from the bus to the locker room to avoid our shouting--- except Alabama. The Bear made his team stand outside the busses and listen to our relentless TIGERBAITING until WE tired of it. Only then would Kenny Stabler and his team mates go into the locker rooms. Bama beat us the next day 30-7, enroute to another national championship. That Bear was some kind of psychologist.