Top 25 stadiums to see

[volboy81]

I've seen almost all of these stadiums but been to games in 11 of them. I'm biased, but Neyland is by far the best, Rose Bowl second, Vaught Hemingway third.

 

[Smokedog76]

Will get to Norman next year and Kyle Field when we eventually play TAM. Not many SEC teams that are not on this list.

 

[aredfox28]

Been to two, and beaver stadium isn't that impressive to me..

 

[Obsessedvol]

Been to Neyland twice and Ohio State's stadium about 7 times....considering I live close by. I used to be a buckeye fan but not anymore. Haven't been since 09 I dont think though.

 

[snake5040]

I've only been to two of these (Neyland and Bryant-Denny). The Game in Bama was actually with a friend during our game against Akron last year and Bama was playing FAU. I hope to go to Sanford this year and hopefully the Swamp next year. Also I definitely plan on a trip to Death Valley when we play LSU away.

 

[volman126]

I agree with #1, BR can be a scary place

I've been to 3 of these, what about you?

The Top 25 College Football Stadiums to Visit Before You Die | Bleacher Report

I have been to every SEC school minus A&m and Missouri. Been to Cotton Bowl in the freezing snow and for a great win over Ark. Pasadena twice! I have to disagree with uscjr only good thing about Columbia is they have easy parking. Every thing else is sub par. I have to say that since Alabubba added on it's been a good place to visit and WIN. We just have not done that in a few years. As for au....one way in and out sucks! GA is neat because of the lone horn before the game.... Stadium not so great. Opiss reminded me of a big flee market in the grove. The campus was nice but the stadium was old. Lsu .... Is crazy. Mike the tiger cage was cool... Stadium is always loud and those Cajun folks can drink. Foods good to. NO PLACE LIKE HOME...... GO VOLS
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[volman126]

Fl 97 was the first and only time i got a little worried after a game. Some of the fans were out of control. Saw a 80 year old TN fan pull a gun on a young guy from fl (30's) for touching his wife and making comments to her. Fl stadium is ok. I have to be honest, one of the better trips i take every other year is to Kentucky. Its clean, nice seats great parking. It's a nice stadium.
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[Remy]

Neyland X 25

 

[BristolVol]

13 of the stadiums for me.

 

[UTVolWarrior98]

If anybody can beat my 14, you are the man..or woman! lol

 

[This Guy]

I've been to one. I need to get out more...

 

[bigslk]

Been to 6, Notre Dame, SC, Auburn, Alabame, Florida, & Neyland

 

[GAVol]

Fl 97 was the first and only time i got a little worried after a game. Some of the fans were out of control. Saw a 80 year old TN fan pull a gun on a young guy from fl (30's) for touching his wife and making comments to her. Fl stadium is ok. I have to be honest, one of the better trips i take every other year is to Kentucky. Its clean, nice seats great parking. It's a nice stadium.
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As far as parking and comfort, Kentucky and South Carolina are my two favorite road stadiums. Zero atmosphere, but easy for opposing fans.

 

[Wylo]

4

Neyland many times.

Cotton Bowl to see Chuck Webb run Hog wild.

Swamp twice. One UT loss and one UT win vs. VaTech in the 1994 Gator Bowl.

Doak twice with a buddy to see the Noles.

 

[crusse10]

8, 7 of the SECs (Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Auburn, South Carolina, and Mississippi) and Notre Dame.

Also been to Mississippi State, Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Arkansas, Memphis, Outback Bowl, Music City Bowl, and SEC Championship

 

[Titleistvol]

Been to all but the ones on the west coast and Ohio State's.

 

[TNinSC]

What's so great about Williams-Brice???

 

[TheBigOne10]

I'm gonna try to visit Stanford stadium next year. I think it the most scenic stadium in the sec.

Nah bro, Sanford is actually kinda plain and dull in my book. Also, not very big or intimidating in my opinion. Nice campus, mediocre stadium. Definitely ranked too high on this list.

 

[VolBuck]

What's so great about Williams-Brice???

Absolutely nothing.

 

[champyvol]

I agree with #1, BR can be a scary place

I've been to 3 of these, what about you?

The Top 25 College Football Stadiums to Visit Before You Die | Bleacher Report

would have to say the big house in ann arbor beats the shoe in columbus any day. bars are a lot better in columbus though.

 

[champyvol]

What's so great about Williams-Brice???

thought the exact same thing. makes no sense.

 

[UTVolWarrior98]

Sanford stadium blows away Williams Brice, not even close! The Horseshoe is WAAAAAY OVERRATED!! Never saw anything special about Bryant Denny...average generic looking stadium. Camp Randall is overrated too...been there for an MSU game in 2003. Neyland is way underrated..doesn't surprise me!

 

[B-17 Pilot]

I've been to 10 of them and here is my top five (overall experience, atmosphere and stadium itself):

1. Tennessee
2. Penn State
3. LSU
4. Auburn
5. Notre Dame

6. Oregon
7. Michigan
8. Georgia
9. Oklahoma
10. South Carolina

 

[gasguy98]

Sanford stadium blows away Williams Brice, not even close! The Horseshoe is WAAAAAY OVERRATED!! Never saw anything special about Bryant Denny...average generic looking stadium. Camp Randall is overrated too...been there for an MSU game in 2003. Neyland is way underrated..doesn't surprise me!

All these "rankings" are heavily influenced by the current success of the team. In the 90's Neyland was #1 on many list. If we were winning conference titles in this era Neyland would be #1 on this stupid list also.

Example: South Carolina. It is the most generic "big" stadium ever (I have been to 10 on the list). It looks like a robot designed it, no character at all but they are a top 10 team these days so their home gets glory.