re: How many of the other 11 SEC campuses have you been to for an LSU road game?

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I think Tulane was still in the SEC (or at least counted as a SEC game) the first LSU-Tulane game i went to.....

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Last LSU-Tulane conference game at Tulane Stadium was in 1964, but I think any LSU-Tulane game you saw there should count for something.

I think Tulane actually got a victory in their last game there against LSU, back in 1973.

all besides usc and uk and vandy

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They played a double-header. Moo State played Bama the same day, same stadium. It was cool to have four fan bases in the same place at once.

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Alabama
Auburn
Florida
Kentucky
Mississippi State and Ole Miss in Jackson,Ms

Auburn
Florida
Georgia
Vandy
Alabama
Arkansas (Little Rock)
Ole Miss

As much shite as people give to TAMU, the gametime experience is actually pretty cool. My in-laws area all Aggies and as such taken me to a few games. The crowd seems to stick around despite them taking an arse-whoopin and the whole stadium engages in chants with their fig "yell leaders".

The corps, although moderately respectable for what they are seemingly trying to accomplish with their short haircuts and obnoxious aviator sunglasses, is quite annoying -- they seem to have a God complex and are for some reason highly respected on campus by other (pathetic) students.

For the real military vets on here, I have many a family member overseas and truly respect what goes in within real military operations, so please don't start with the hater responses.

However, the tailgating around Kyle Field is VERY tame. It is much more family oriented than most SEC tailgates, with significantly less high energy partying and craziness.

From the West:

Moo State: nice place, a bit boring though, airport is absolute crap

Ole Miss: Everything is about the Grove. Bars don't open until noon even for a 2:30 game. Have to put beer in a non see through plastic cup. Ice Chest must have padlocks on them. I don't understand this love affair with Ole Miss tailgating

Arky: WM stadium has a bunch of tailgate spots, not too shabby

Bama: Had a lot of fun, had houses to tailgate in close to the stadium each time

Auburn: Again, had tailgate spot ready to go, fun times, no complaints

EAST:

UGA: Athens is like Oxford, Bible-Belt crazy, not my favorite

UF: had a good time, no complains really, pay to park close by then start drinking

Vandy: Tailgated at the Holiday Inn literally 50 yards from the stadium, had a good time

Tenn: frick that 12 inches per seat in Neyland Stadium, went once never going back, although Calhoun's ain't too bad

UK: Lots of Tailgate space, but a "meh" for overall

USC: They had the state fair the same Saturday as the game...right next door, it was a cluster, so not my favorite

Ole Miss
Alabama
Florida
MSU
Auburn

Headed to Tennessee for the first time this week.

Also been to the Georgia Dome for UNC and Jerry World for the Ducks

All but Fayetteville (or Little Rock) and The Swamp.

In order of favorite road trip:
Athens (great party)
Knoxville (everything is walking distance if you stay downy
Town and tailgating on water on boat is great)
Nashville (what's not to like about Nashville)
Lexington (horse races on Friday, game on Sat)
Columbia (downtown is great and really nice fans)
Auburn (only because it's close - no other reason)
Oxford (because the pimps are usually there)
Tuscaloosa (can't stand the fans since Saban nor the refs)
Gainesville (gotta be the most rednecks in south - yeah they beat out AL and MS)
Starkville (nothing to do but go to game and stay in Jackson)

Fayetteville (Never been but would luv to go)

Nothing beats Seattle - rounding the bend in Lake Washington and there is the stadium.

Also been to Notre Dame, Morgantown, Jerry's World, Rice stadium in Houston, Ga Dome (hope to be back first week in Dec) Orlando, Orange Bowl and Superdome of course.