The Top 10 Toughest Places to Play in College Football
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by user Happyskinny
Here is my list. A lot of people probably are going to disagree with me, especially if you are a fan of a school with a good football stadium/atmosphere. Check it out, let me know what you guys think.
1. Neyland Stadium, Tennessee It always has 100,000 plus in attendance and on a noise level its gotta be top 5.
2. Kyle Field, Texas A&M It seats over 80,000 people, and the students are standing during the entire game, which is amazing. Known to have a great crowd as they are called the "12th man."
3. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Florida ("The Swamp") Loud fans with a great stadium that makes you feel like there are 25,000 more people there than there actually are. Gotta love the Gator Chomp too. Top 5 loudest.
4. Ohio Stadium, Ohio State ("The Horseshoe") The horseshoe is great. 100,000 people screaming, and everyone knows the stadium even if you don't know college football.
5. Memorial Stadium, Clemson ("Death Valley") Football gamedays at Clemson are amazing. Fans are deafening loud, and everyone is super nice. Home to "The most exciting 25 seconds in College Football" when the Tigers rub Howards Rock and run down the hill. Top 5 loudest.
6. Autzen Stadium, Oregon Great fans, only seats 59,000 but you'd think it sat 85,000 with how loud it is.
7. Michigan Stadium, Michigan ("The Big House") Biggest football stadium in the United States, it exudes tradition.
8. Lane Stadium, Virginia Tech Similar to Autzen in that there are not that many people, but it gets real loud, and it feels like the fans are right on top of the field. Great atmosphere.
9. Tiger Stadium, Louisiana State ("Death Valley") The other Death Valley, haha. Great fans, have not been there, but from everything I've heard, its amazing.
10. Sanford Stadium, Georgia Very good fans, good tradition, Nice stadium nesstled in a valley.
Date
Wed 07/26/06, 8:46 pm EST
