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re: College stadiums you must attend before you die?
Posted on 7/15/09 at 7:19 pm to LSUbase13
Posted on 7/15/09 at 7:19 pm to LSUbase13
A friend of mine is a big Texas fan. He has seen UT play OU and told me that the Vtech game last year vs Maryland in Blacksburg was the best game he has ever been to(never been to tigah stadium). Your list is good, I think Nebraska would be a must see even today without the state having a pro team.
Posted on 7/15/09 at 7:52 pm to LSUbase13
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I've been to Texas A&M and Texas. Texas A&M is definitely worth the trip. It is not your typical college/SEC atmosphere, but it is unique. I really enjoyed it. Texas...yawn. It was very quiet. A lot of people sat on their hands, tailgating was very weak, etc. The town of Austin is great though.
EXACTLY!!!
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Posted on 7/15/09 at 7:55 pm to LSU1860
Been to Texas and TExas A&M games...and let me tell you TAMU is not worth the trip IMO FWIW
Posted on 7/15/09 at 8:03 pm to TIGER FAN 72
swamp, between the hedges
Posted on 7/15/09 at 8:11 pm to DEANintheYAY
none ive seen a few and dont care about the rest.the sec is enough for me.
Posted on 7/15/09 at 8:18 pm to TIGER FAN 72
Nebraska has to be on the list.
Posted on 7/15/09 at 8:18 pm to tigermike200444
Been to Neyland Stadium in Tenn. Actually it was worth it. Was on our honeymoon and my wife's relatives who live there gave us tickets to the LSU - Tenn. ( that was in 2006 ) So it was a worthwhile trip. Beating them with 9 sec. left. But the people we were around were very nice. We had good neighbored ribbing back and fourth the whole game. Luckily we got the last rib. But it is a beautiful place and a stadium worth going to. ![](https://images.tigerdroppings.com/Images/Icons/Icongeauxtigers.png)
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Posted on 7/15/09 at 8:20 pm to tigermike200444
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Camp Randall Stadium @ University of Wisconsin
want to go and see them when they play "jump around."
want to see a relevant UM FSU game at Doak
would like to see a Red River Shootout at the Cotton Bowl and you get the Texas State Fair.
only problem I have with Neyland is that all you hear throughout the stadium is "Rocky Top." they seriously play nothing else.
This post was edited on 7/15/09 at 8:21 pm
Posted on 7/15/09 at 8:35 pm to Jeremy Grey
I just moved to Indianapolis which has a lot of cool college towns near it. I think my first stop is going to be South Bend. Then maybe over to see Ohio State play.
Posted on 7/15/09 at 9:00 pm to beno
You have to see an ARMY/NAVY game at either Annapolis. But i think they started playing the rivalry game in Baltimore Stadium.
Posted on 7/15/09 at 9:44 pm to BayouBengalsFan
I have to been to some of the big ones.
Coliseum in LA - overrated - we did not have great seats, but you still felt a freaking mile from the field.
Neyland - amazing - LSU victory
Big House - nice, but a little overrated also
Rose Bowl - UCLA over Okl a few years ago. great place, but a little weird, they had a guy standing on a ladder for the entire game yelling into a megaphone to get the fans ramped up.
Georgia was great also - nice tailgating atmosphere.
I like Michigan State - smaller, only 65,000 at the time, but a good atmosphere.
My places to hit in the next few years are Happy Valley, the Horseshoe and Notre Dame.
I have been all over the counrty and nothing compares to Baton Rouge on a Saturday night. It is the single biggest reason I fell in love with College Football![](https://images.tigerdroppings.com/Images/Icons/Icongeauxtigers.png)
Coliseum in LA - overrated - we did not have great seats, but you still felt a freaking mile from the field.
Neyland - amazing - LSU victory
Big House - nice, but a little overrated also
Rose Bowl - UCLA over Okl a few years ago. great place, but a little weird, they had a guy standing on a ladder for the entire game yelling into a megaphone to get the fans ramped up.
Georgia was great also - nice tailgating atmosphere.
I like Michigan State - smaller, only 65,000 at the time, but a good atmosphere.
My places to hit in the next few years are Happy Valley, the Horseshoe and Notre Dame.
I have been all over the counrty and nothing compares to Baton Rouge on a Saturday night. It is the single biggest reason I fell in love with College Football
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Posted on 7/15/09 at 10:07 pm to TorontoTigerFan
Would love to experience a night game @ Tiger Stadium one time. I'm an AU fan, but watching LSU run onto the field against a worthy opponent is goose pump chillen! I LOVE college football, and that sight is right up there with the Eagle flying around Jordan-Hare!!
Posted on 7/15/09 at 10:39 pm to TorontoTigerFan
quote:I agree - been to at least one game at these:
I have been all over the counrty and nothing compares to Baton Rouge on a Saturday night.
1.) Penn State (107,282) Beaver Stadium (BIG TEN)
5.) Texas (93,553) Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (BIG XII)
7.) LSU (92,400) Tiger Stadium (SEC)
9.) USC (92,000) L.A. Memorial Coliseum (PAC-10)
10.) UCLA (91,500) Rose Bowl (PAC-10)
11.) Florida (88,548) Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (SEC)
13.) Texas A&M (82,600) Kyle Field (BIG XII)
15.) Oklahoma (82,112) Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (BIG XII)
17.) Nebraska (81,067) Memorial Stadium (BIG XII)
22.) Miami FL. (75,000) Dolphin Stadium (ACC)
25.) Arkansas (72,000) Razorback Stadium (SEC)
27.) Arizona State (71,706) Sun Devil Stadium (PAC-10)
29.) Rice (70,000) Rice Stadium (CUSA)
30.) Tulane (69,703) Louisiana Superdome (CUSA)
32.) Missouri (68,349) Memorial Stadium (BIG XII)
36.) Pittsburgh (65,050) Heinz Field (BIG EAST)
39.) BYU (64,045) Lavell Edwards Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
42.) Virginia (61,500) Scott Stadium (ACC)
43.) Mississippi (60,580) Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (SEC)
44.) North Carolina (60,000) Kenan Memorial Stadium (ACC)
46.) Oklahoma State (60,000) Boone Pickens Stadium (BIG XII)
47.) North Carolina State (57,583) Carter-Finley Stadium (ACC)
48.) Arizona (57,400) Arizona Stadium (PAC-10)
49.) Mississippi State (55,082) Davis Wade Stadium (SEC)
51.) Iowa State (55,000) Jack Trice Stadium (BIG XII)
52.) Oregon (54,000) Autzen Stadium (PAC-10)
53.) San Diego State (54,000) Qualcomm Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
54.) Colorado (53,750) Folsom Field (BIG XII)
55.) Texas Tech (52,882) Jones AT&T Stadium (BIG XII)
57.) UTEP (51,500) Sun Bowl (CUSA)
58.) Kansas (50,071) Memorial Stadium (BIG XII)
60.) Baylor (50,000) Floyd Casey Stadium (BIG XII)
62.) Kansas State (50,000) Bill Snyder Family Stadium (BIG XII)
63.) Syracuse (49,262) Carrier Dome (BIG EAST)
66.) Air Force (46,692) Falcon Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
69.) Utah (45,017) Rice-Eccles Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
71.) TCU (44,358) Amon G. Carter Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
75.) Fresno State (41,031) Bulldog Stadium (WAC)
76.) New Mexico (40,094) University Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
81.) UNLV (36,800) Sam Boyd Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
83.) Tulsa (35,542) Ha Chapman Stadium (CUSA)
86.) Colorado State (34,400) Hughes Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
89.) Wyoming (32,580) War Memorial Stadium (MOUNTAIN WEST)
90.) Boise State (32,000) Bronco Stadium (WAC)
91.) Houston (32,000) Robertson Stadium (CUSA)
92.) SMU (32,000) Gerald J. Ford Stadium (CUSA)
99.) North Texas (30,500) Fouts Field (Sun Belt)
101.) Arkansas State (30,406) ASU Stadium (Sun Belt)
102.) New Mexico State (30,343) Aggie Memorial Stadium (WAC)
107.) Nevada (29,993) MacKay Stadium (WAC)
110.) Utah State (25,513) Romney Stadium (WAC)
115.) Ohio (24,000) Peden Stadium (MAC)
Posted on 7/16/09 at 7:21 am to DVtiger
Kyle field is the suck. Entire campus is cement and the heat radiating off that field is unbearable. Whoever said it is like a cult was right, those dudes are strange.
Ole Miss is not bad for a smaller venue but the fans totally ruin it. I know we get a bad wrap but those are the nastiest low class fans on the planet. They don't screw with the guys but they really have a passion for calling women fans of the visiting team sluts and whores. Jackasses all around.
I really like the Georgia Dome as far as Domes go.
Besides Tiger Stadium my favorite venue that I have been to is South Carolina. Passionate fans even if the team sucks and the majority of them are really nice people. The entrance of the team to 2010 a Space Odysey is a cool sight.
Ole Miss is not bad for a smaller venue but the fans totally ruin it. I know we get a bad wrap but those are the nastiest low class fans on the planet. They don't screw with the guys but they really have a passion for calling women fans of the visiting team sluts and whores. Jackasses all around.
I really like the Georgia Dome as far as Domes go.
Besides Tiger Stadium my favorite venue that I have been to is South Carolina. Passionate fans even if the team sucks and the majority of them are really nice people. The entrance of the team to 2010 a Space Odysey is a cool sight.
Posted on 7/16/09 at 8:11 am to BOSCEAUX
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College stadiums you must attend before you die?
I need to go to Tiger Stadium....
another 150 times
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Posted on 7/16/09 at 8:22 am to TIGER FAN 72
-Skip the Coliseum...Everything about it is crap....If you want to see USC, go see them and UCLA at the Rose Bowl....Better yet go see USC-CAL at Cal....Much smaller venue, but one of the few times you can see a college game out here and forget for 3 hours that you are in California.
-Been to Neyland....Great, loved it....A must attend.
-Been to the Horseshoe..Disapointed...Larger crowd but not close to being as loud as Tiger Stadium. Plus Columbus is a pit.
-Went to Happy Valley 2 years ago....Definite must attend...Loud, rocking and as close as you can get to the SEC above the Mason-Dixon line.
-How about Sanford Stadium (Georgia).....Thought it was a great venue...Found Georgia fans to be some of the nicest, most knowledgable and hospitable fans I have ever met.
-TIGER STADIUM.....Still head and shoulders above the rest....
-Been to Neyland....Great, loved it....A must attend.
-Been to the Horseshoe..Disapointed...Larger crowd but not close to being as loud as Tiger Stadium. Plus Columbus is a pit.
-Went to Happy Valley 2 years ago....Definite must attend...Loud, rocking and as close as you can get to the SEC above the Mason-Dixon line.
-How about Sanford Stadium (Georgia).....Thought it was a great venue...Found Georgia fans to be some of the nicest, most knowledgable and hospitable fans I have ever met.
-TIGER STADIUM.....Still head and shoulders above the rest....
Posted on 7/16/09 at 10:59 am to Cali-to-Death Valley
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-Been to the Horseshoe..Disapointed...Larger crowd but not close to being as loud as Tiger Stadium.
What game did you go to? Pretty sure if I went to this past year's LSU-Troy game, I'd get a pretty bad impression of the rowdiness of Tiger fans.
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From Sporting News:
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-What Vince Young said: When asked "How loud was the Rose Bowl game and how tough was it to play there" he responded with, "It wasn't that bad. Ohio State, man, Ohio State was the loudest place I've ever played. The Rose Bowl is wider and more open, but Ohio State is more closed in and everyone is so loud and on top of you. You could hear all the little things people said about you. Man, that was the toughest place I've ever played."
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Columbus is a pit.
Completely untrue.
Posted on 7/16/09 at 1:17 pm to Jeremy Grey
quote:You'd better hurry. They're moving the game to the new Cowboys stadium (maybe next year?). I have been to this game many times and to games at OU and Texas. I agree with everyone above, except for the OU game, Texas games are less exciting than a golf tournament no matter who they're playing. Total country club scene IMO. I don't remember OU being as calm as everyone said above, but each time I was there, it was a conference game against a top 25 opponent. IMO, the SEC venues are much more exciting.
would like to see a Red River Shootout at the Cotton Bowl and you get the Texas State Fair.
Posted on 7/16/09 at 1:22 pm to hancheye
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Sun Bowl in El Paso is no slouch.
WTF? That stadium sucks, they hardly sell out.
Posted on 7/16/09 at 1:34 pm to Suck Out West
Been to most of the pac 10 schools.
oregon was awesome, im sure tiger stadium is louder but for the west coast oregons as loud as it gets.
Cal was fun, really nice people and you can get some really good pot.
id love to go to happy valley. Cotton bowl, the swamp and of course tiger stadium. im gonna be in louisiana later this year so if i cant catch a game at least im definitely catching the tailgating.
oregon was awesome, im sure tiger stadium is louder but for the west coast oregons as loud as it gets.
Cal was fun, really nice people and you can get some really good pot.
id love to go to happy valley. Cotton bowl, the swamp and of course tiger stadium. im gonna be in louisiana later this year so if i cant catch a game at least im definitely catching the tailgating.
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