re: How many on here have been to ALL the other SEC schools for a game?

I've gone to a little over half.

I'm interested in a few others, will probably never make it to the last few (missouri doesn't interest me much)....

I’ve been to see LSU regular season conference games in these locations:
BR, Jackson, Oxford, Starkville, Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Auburn, Gainesville, Athens, Columbia, Knoxville, Nashville, Lexington, Fayetteville, and Little Rock,.

I have seen LSU play in Austin and College Station, but they were not conference games.

I’ve never been to Como or to Norman.

I've only been to Auburn, Missouri, Vanderbilt, Tennessee and Ole Miss. I'd eventually like attend games at all the SEC Institutions.

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Will never go to Starkvegas

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Why

Yes completed all of them. Then have to add, each time we add teams

- loudest - Florida first quarter in 08 when they went up like 21 -0 on us in swamp

- jordan Haire - tuff to beat when they are rolling

- bama is good. Not top tier. But the place has the best traditions then any other place

- I was there at Kentucky for triple over time loss and man, Kentucky fans were ruthless after. Also it was midnight madness the Friday night before, pretty cool

- Tennessee just cool everything .

- Vandy is awesome bc it’s Nashville

- my least fav - starkvegas

Etc etc

I wish!

Tuscaloosa and College Station are the only stadiums I’ve been to for an LSU game.

Just visiting the town I’ve been to Norman Austin Fayetteville Starkville Knoxville and Nashville.

I really liked Fayetteville. I find Starkville to be not that bad like people say. Maybe it used to be but now it was fine to me. Laid back.


Tuscaloosa is fun. Even more fun if LSU is good and wins there. Funny how some tide fans downplay the LSU rivalry and say it’s not a rivalry then when you come to town in your gear they scream F U the entire time. Their older fans are definitely more friendly and good people. Any college aged ones are total pricks. You can tell they have a ton of out of state kids there.

Austin and Nashville don’t feel like college towns at all. Was in Austin for the 19 LSU game. Blocks away from campus you wouldn’t even know a huge CFB game was happening.

I've been to all except A&M and Oklahoma. Been to Little Rock for Arkansas, but technically need to do Fayetteville as well.

Favorite: Athens

Least: Starkville by a mile

Most underrated town: Columbia, MO.

Most underrated stadium atmosphere: South Carolina

I have been on the field of every one of them, except the new additions (Mizzou, TAMU, Texas, Oklahoma). I've also been to Death Valley as a visiting player. Pretty crazy to be yelled at and boo'd by your childhood friends, former neighbors and distant relatives.

It's the price of not being good enough to play at LSU but good enough for Mississippi State.

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(missouri doesn't interest me much)

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That was actually a fun trip, one of the better away game trips for us. Got an AirBnB on the Missouri River outside of town. Beautiful country. Went through Memphis and St. Louis on the way up there and got to see some extra sights like Graceland, the Pyramid BassPro, and the Arch. Columbia, MO was a nice town. The stadium was nice, fans were nice. They even gave out free hotdogs and canned Cokes if you had seats in the uppers.

I’ve only made it to A&M, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Auburn, Florida, and Tennessee so far. I’ll eventually catch the rest of them.

6/15 isn’t awful.