July College Football Thread

[11thEagleFan]

Being in what many consider the dead period of sports, it’s solace to know that football is right around the corner. So I was thinking last night about games I’ve been to and stadiums I’ve visited. My questions for the Pack are, how many stadiums have you been to, and what stories/impressions do you have?

I’ve been to 8 stadiums, surprised it isn’t more. The Sun Bowl in El Paso is a very cool setting to watch a football game. Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge is overrated.

 

[Hugh's Burner Phone]

Davis Wade
Georgia Dome
Super Dome
Liberty Bowl
Vaught Hemmingway

 

[msudawg12]

Havent done tons of college football stadiums. my overall goals are to get to all the MLB stadiums so thats where i spend my money/time.

DWS
Vaught
Neyland
Vandy
Athens

Bowls or neutral site games
Super Dome
Liberty
Everbank Jacksonville
Nissan in nashville
Jerry world
NRG in Houston

 

[Arthur2478]

I've been to a couple dozen: Map

Edit: The above map only includes stadiums I've seen College Games played. I've been to a handful of other stadiums for NFL games.

The List:
Liberty Bowl
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Davis-Wade Stadium
Bryant-Denny Stadium
MM Roberts Stadium
Tiger Stadium
Doak Campbell Stadium
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Georgia Dome
Neyland Stadium
Vanderbilt Stadium
Independence Stadium
Superdome
Autzen Stadium
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Robertson Stadium
Gator Bowl
Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Commonwealth Stadium (Kroger Field)
Yulman Stadium
Hard Rock Stadium
Sanford Stadium
Jordan-Hare Stadium

 

[CochiseCowbell]

Smuggled a bell into almost all of the following:

Davis Wade
Sanford Stadium (no cowbell)
Williams Brice Stadium
Jordan Hare (no cowbell)
Vaught Hemingway
Vanderbilt Stadium

Clemson Memorial Stadium (AKA Death Valley 2?)
Bobby Dodd Stadium
Georgia Dome
Jacksonville's Stadium (whatever it was named for our first Gator Bowl vs Michigan)

 

[Mjoelner]

Davis Wade
Bryant Denny
Vaught Hemmingway
Tiger Stadium
MM Roberts
Superdome
Georgia Dome
Everbank
Liberty Bowl
Nissan Stadium
Hardrock Stadium

I had no clue that I had been to that many until I put the list together.

 

[notoriousD_O_G]

DWS
Liberty Bowl
Vaught Hemmingway
Soldier Field
Razorback Stadium
The Rock in Hattiesburg
LP/Nissan in Nashville
Everbank in Jacksonville
Georgia Dome (RIP)
Bank of America (Belk Bowl and Panthers)

Coolest: Soldier Field
Nicest: Bank of America
Most improved: Liberty Bowl
Shittiest: The Rock

 

[THE Bruce Dickinson]

Been to:

Ole Miss
Arkansas (Both Fayetteville and LR)
Auburn
Alabama
LSU
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Tennessee
Vandy
Florida State
Penn State
Virginia Tech

 

[FQDawg]

This is off the top of my head and I'm sure I'm forgetting a few...

Davis Wade
Super Dome
Yulman Stadium
Tad Gormley Stadium - in New Orleans City Park. Tulane used to play one home game a year there.
Tiger Stadium
Bryan Dennehy Stadyum
M.M. Roberts
Whatever the stadium is called where they play what used to be called the Gator Bowl
Whatever the stadium is called where they play the Music City Bowl
Legion Field - for both football and Olympic soccer
Sanford Stadium - for both football and Olympic Soccer
Michie Stadium - Army's home field. Cool place to watch a game, especially in late fall when the leaves are turning
Liberty Bowl
Camp Randall
Commonwealth Stadium - or whatever Kentucky calls its home field now.

There's no way I could name all the basketball arenas I've been to, but a few of the noteworthy places I've watched college basketball include:
Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky, Stanford, Cal, Oregon State, Iowa State, Texas Tech, TCU, DePaul, Marquette, Cincinnati, Louisville, VCU, SMU, Miami, Texas, Georgetown, Purdue

 

[patdog]

Clemson is actually the original real Death Valley.

 

[o_dawgnabit]

DW
Jordan Hare
Sanford
Vault
Clemson
Little Rock
Georgia Tech
Bryant Denny

Bowls and NFL
liberty
GA dome
Jacksonville
Orange bowl
Nissan
Old cowboy stadium in Arlington
Super Dome

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

Davis Wade
Vaught Hemingway
Death Valley (Baton Rouge version)
Bryant Denny
Jordan Hare
Samford Stadium
Vanderbilt
The Swamp
Memphis
University of Houston
USM
Missouri
Nissan Stadium (Nashville)
Orange Bowl
Georgia Dome (NFL & Peach Bowl 3 times)
Super Dome (NFL & college)
Candelstick (when the 49ers played there)
Gator Bowl (3 times)
Folsom Field (Colorado)
Clemson
Shreveport
Cotton Bowl
Neyland Stadium (3 times)
Middle Tennessee State in Murfreesboro - Thanks LT

Best Experience - Samford Stadium & there is not a close 2nd

 

[Arthur2478]

Old cowboy stadium in Arlington

It was in Irving, Texas and was named Texas Stadium.

 

[patdog]

MSU, USM, UM (for the last USM-UM game), Auburn, LSU, Bama, Super Dome (Tulane), Gillette Stadium (MSU-UMass game), Liberty Bowl, Peach Bowl, Indy Bowl.

 

[IBleedMaroonDawg]

Bryan Dennehy Stadyum

I took the time to read the comments and I can't breathe for laughing.

 

[mcdawg22]

DWS
Vaught Hemmingway
Tiger Stadium
Bryant Denney
Birmingham
Hattiesburg
Ladd Peebles
Williams Brice
Between the Hedges
Gillette
Orange Bowl
Jacksonville
Georgia Dome
Super Dome
Veterans Jackson
Cotton Bowl
Bobby Dodd
Worst stadium Ladd Peebles, best stadium Gillette. Jacksonville improved a ton in 7 years.

 

[FQDawg]

I took the time to read the comments and I can't breathe for laughing.

It might be one of the very few times I would encourage people to read the comments. There is some real gold in there.

Also, for anyone who missed this a week or so ago, the original post is worth reading as well: https://www.everydayshouldbesaturda...a-journey-with-coach-o-through-space-and-time

 

[MedDawg]

Davis Wade--multiple
Beaver Stadium (Penn State)-multiple
Delta State
Veteran's Memorial (Jackson)-multiple
Vaught Hemingway-multiple
Sanford Stadium (Georgia)
Autzen (Oregon)
Jordan-Hare
Southern Miss
The Shoe (Ohio State)
Ben Hill Griffin (Florida)
Orange Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Citrus Bowl
Music City Bowl
Gator Bowl
Old Cotton Bowl
Sun Bowl

Superdome-multiple
RFK in DC

Best experiences were MSU vs Auburn 2014 and a Penn State whiteout night game. The Saints' win last season over Carolina in the playoffs was pretty cool. Best sports experience overall was State clinching the SEC overall in basketball in Tuscaloosa in 2004.

 

[The_Pylon]

Been to these to see the dogs:

DWS
Jackson Memorial ( is that the name?)
VHS
Bryant Denny
Tiger
The Swamp
Superdome

Other teams:
McAndrew (Southern Illinois)
Purdue
Rose Bowl (UCLA vs SDSU)
Suprdome (sugar bowl OSU vs FSU)

 

[Maroon Eagle]

DWS
Vaught Hemingway
MM Roberts
Mississippi Veterans Memorial
Superdome
Sun Bowl
Liberty Bowl
Tiger Stadium
Jordan Hare
Bryant Denny
Legion Field
Commonwealth/Kroger
Ben Hill Griffin/Florida
Stanford Stadium (old)

 

[maroonmadman]

DWS @ SF
V-H
Mississippi Veterans Memorial - Jackson
USM
LSU
Super Dome
UGA
Texas Stadium
Cotton Bowl Stadium
San Diego Chargers
King Dome - Seattle
Giants Stadium
Aloha Stadium (Saw the Rolling Stones there)
Bama
Auburn
U Pig
Cleveland Browns (whatever the 17 they call that place now)
Old Yankee stadium (Jets Pre-season game)
Liberty Bowl - Memphis

 

[TheStateUofMS]

The MECA: Memorial Stadium (Jackson, MS)*
2nd MECA: Smith Wills Stadium (Jackson Generals)**

DWS
Jordan Hare
Neyland
Jerry World
Super Dome
Citrus Bowl
Nissan Stadium (Nashville)
Carter Finley Stadium (NC State)
BB&T Field (Wake Forest)
Dowde-Ficklen Stadium (ECU)
Kidd Brewer Stadium (App St)


Non Football:
Turner Field (Braves)

 

[DAWGS1.sixpack]

Davis Wade
Jxn Memorial
MM Roberts
Vaught
Liberty Bowl Stadium
Neyland
Sanford UGA)
Bobby Dodd (GT)
Georgia Dome
Ben Hill Griffin
Citrus Bowl Stadium
Williams Brice (USC)
Jordon Hare
Bryant Denny
Legion Field
Super Dome
Tiger Stadium
Beaver Stadium (PSU)
Lehigh Stadium
Autzen Stadium

NFL (home games)
Saints
Titans
Falcons —Fulton Co and GA Dome
Dolphins - Joe Robbie
Eagles - Veterans Memorial
Vikings Metrodome
Arizona Cardinals
Broncos - Mile High

 

[BlueRidgeMtns]

Davis Wade
TIAA Bank Field (Jaguars stadium... State crushed Michigan and Denard Robinson)
Lane Stadium (Virginia Tech) - pretty awesome atmosphere, Enter Sandman is tough to beat
Scott Stadium (Virginia) - brother played ball here so we had season tix
Bank of America Stadium (a couple ACC Championship games)
Clemson Memorial Stadium (during a baseball camp, not a game)

 

[mount lefroy]

Davis Wade
Jordan Hare
Legion Field
Bryant Denny
Liberty Bowl
Vaught Hummingbird
Little Rock
Fayetteville
Vandy
Georgia Dome
Superdome
Cotton Bowl
LSU
Southern Miss
Jackson Miss
Missouri State
EMCC
ItawambaJC
NEJC


LSU was pretty special because the last time I was there was the Earthquake game vs Auburn
EMCC is fantastic
Not a big fan of domes

Most of my opinions of them have to do with the weather and the outcome of the games, so it really isnt the stadium.

 

[CookieMonster.sixpack]

Davis Wade
Vaught Hemingway
The Swamp (miserably hot)
Whatever Arkansas’ stadium is called
Liberty Bowl (the 9th circle of Hades)
Georgia Dome
Super Dome (feels like you could fall easily)
Original Cotton Bowl (old)
Williams-Brice
Bryant Denny (feels like a pro stadium)
Jordan Hare (hate to say it but one of my favs)
Whatever UGA’s is called

Several of these were 11:30 JP games so it’s definitely colored my opinion. Almost wrote hot besides each one. Need to go to more night games obviously.

 

[thekimmer]

A few highlights or lowlights from my list...

Being in what many consider the dead period of sports, it’s solace to know that football is right around the corner. So I was thinking last night about games I’ve been to and stadiums I’ve visited. My questions for the Pack are, how many stadiums have you been to, and what stories/impressions do you have?

I’ve been to 8 stadiums, surprised it isn’t more. The Sun Bowl in El Paso is a very cool setting to watch a football game. Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge is overrated.

DWS - Attended games through four major iterations. Attended first ever night game.
MS Memorial stadium - 1980 was special.
Neyland - Watched Peyton absolutely rip us a new one to avenge the 1994 loss.
Williams Brice - Was there for first SEC contest vs cocks. They had lost 9 straight and players voted to fire Sparky Woods. We were #15. Cock fans were conceding victory before the game. We got our butts kicked by freshman QB.
Bobby Dodd - Most disgusted I have ever been at an away game.
Jordan Hare - Bad time: the miraculous first down, relf tackled on the 1 game. Good time: Dak Sr year.
Sanford stadium - Always enjoy campus/town. Last year was possibly the earliest I have ever left a road SEC game.
Death Valley (clemson) - Not a State game. Overrated IMO. Fans have inflated ego, or at least they did then. Team has kinda backed it up since.

A few others not worth mentioning.

 

[Swede39]

Hit pretty much all of the SEC stadiums when I was there except for Missouri and Fayetteville.

Auburn - Loud. Intimidating. No doors in the bathroom stalls in the visitors locker room. Talk about throwing you off when you're trying to go #2 and you're looking at a teammate across from you.
LSU - Loud but didn't strike me as extremely intimidating believe it or not.
Kentucky - Always surprised me how loud that stadium could get based on it's size.
Alabama - Intimidating. But in a different way. Almost like you were a guest at a high end country club where no one really wanted you there. Their visitor locker rooms were great though.
Arkansas/Little Rock - Not too intimidating. But the fans...
Ole Miss - Always freezing it seemed like.
South Carolina - Intimidating and loud.
Tennessee - Went as a fan. Unreal.
Texas A&M - One of the coolest stadiums I've been to. Everyone was nice. Their fan participation in their cheers was totally cool.
Florida - One of the more intimidating stadiums because it felt like they were right on top of you.
Georgia - Impressive and big.
Vanderbilt - Small but in the middle of Nashville.

UAB - I mean it's Legion Field...
Troy - Impressive for the school size to be honest. They got loud.
Middle Tennessee - Got to travel for that game. Freezing. My feet were numb the whole game.
Houston - Pretty sure their locker rooms gave me claustrophobia.

Gator Bowl/Jacksonville - Pretty cool.
Liberty Bowl/Memphis - Meh.
Music City Bowl - Favorite bowl I went to. Stadium was very cool. The benches on the sideline were heated.
Reliant Stadium/Texans - Cool stadium to play in. The retractable roof was pretty cool.
Georgia Dome - went as a fan many times
Super Dome - went as a few a few times.
Southern Miss
Hard Rock Stadium/Miami Dolphins

 

[MaroonCrusader]

SEC:
DWS
Vaught Hemingway
Vandy
Tiger Stadium
Bama
Jordan Hare
Swamp
Williams Bryce
Tennessee
UGA

Others:
FSU
Clemson
Kansas State
Minnesota
Oklahoma State
Penn State
Colorado
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Texas State
Tulane
FAU
ULM
LA Tech
Arkansas State
ULL
Northern Colorado
University of N Texas
FIU
MTSU
FAMU
Troy

Bowls:
Orange
Liberty
Sugar
Gator
Belk
St. Petersburg

 

[OneParticularHarbor]

MM Roberts
Davis Wade
Vaught Hemingway
MS Veterans Memorial
Superdome
Tiger Stadium
Louisville
Houston
Penn State
Nebraska
Ladd-Peebles (Mobile Bowl)
Boise
Liberty Bowl
Bryant-Denny
Legion Field
La Tech
Western KY
Nissan Stadium
Lambeau Field
GA Dome
Fulton County
Whatever Field at Mile High

 

[CochiseCowbell]

Clemson is actually the original real Death Valley.

You're right. My sister went to Clemson & I've been up there enough times to know better.

 

[OnlyDawgInMinn]

Faurot Stadium (Missouri)
DWS
V Hemingway
Nissan stadium
Vanderbilt Stadium
Bryant Denny stadium
Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Memorial Stadium (Illinois)
What is now Kroger Stadium
Kinnick Stadium (Iowa)
Mm Roberts
Veterans memorial Stadium (Troy)
Ohio Stadium
Neyland
Ben hill griffin
Sunlife
Everbank
Doak Campbell
Edward Jones Dome
Lane Stadium
Liberty Bowl
Veterans Memorial
Independence Stadium
Johnny red Floyd Stadium
Georgia Dome

Adding Bill Snyder Family Stadium this season.

 

[CagerMania]

College Stadiums -
State
Ole Miss
USM
Superdome
LSU
Oregon
BYU
Florida
USCe
A&M
Memphis
Cotton Bowl
Vandy
Ga Tech
Orange Bowl
EverBank
Tampa baseball stadium
Mizzou
Kentucky

Pro Stadiums-
Jackson for Saints preseason
Superdome
Georgia Dome
EverBank
Tampa Bay
Meadowlands

 

[vhdawg]

Oh boy, here we go. In order:

Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium
Joe Renfroe Stadium (HINDS CC REPRESENT)
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Scott Field (shut up, nobody knew who Davis Wade was in 1996)
Jordan-Hare Stadium (Matt Wyatt represent)
Bryant-Denny Stadium
Georgia Dome
Williams-Brice Stadium (damn you Eric Kimrey)
Tiger Stadium
Commonwealth Stadium (home of the dumbest fans in the SEC)
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Independence Stadium
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (a lovely place to watch your team lose 52-0 on national broadcast TV)
Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Autzen Stadium (the loudest 55,000 seat stadium Oregon fans have ever been to)
Louisiana Superdome
Robertson Stadium (Houston)
Neyland Stadium
M.M. Roberts Stadium
Vanderbilt Stadium (the nicest Texas high school stadium in the SEC prior to 2012)
War Memorial Stadium (the shittiest state-owned stadium in a state bordering MS)
Legion Field (see above note)
Sanford Stadium
Mountaineer Field (Country roads, take me home to the place where I belong, get me out of West Virginia, take me home)
Joe Aillet Stadium (Damn you Sylvester Croom)
Bobby Dodd Stadium (Damn you Sylvester Croom)
Cotton Bowl
Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (MTSU)
AT&T Stadium (Jerryworld)
EverBank Field (1-0 vs. Michigan, lifetime)
LP Field
Veterans Memorial Stadium (Troy State)
Reliant Stadium
Kyle Field
Ladd Peebles Stadium (do NOT take the shuttle from the mall. DO NOT.)
Faurot Field (Mizzou, lotsa rain)

 

[Mayor of Little London]

Off the top of my head:
Scott Field at Davis Wade
MS Veterans Memorial Stadium

Conference Away Games:
Bama
Auburn
Ole Miss
Arkansas (@Little Rock)
LSU
Tenn
Missouri
Vandy

Bowl:
Memphis
Jacksonville
Miami
Nashville
Atlanta-Peach
Atlanta-SEC

Other
South Alabama
Southern Miss
Tulane-Superdome
Tulane-that weird game in Shreveport
Memphis-non bowl

I’m sure there are more that have been forgotten-I’m sure on purpose. Also almost all of these are multiple trips.

 

[Salty Sands Dawg]

Being in what many consider the dead period of sports, it’s solace to know that football is right around the corner. So I was thinking last night about games I’ve been to and stadiums I’ve visited. My questions for the Pack are, how many stadiums have you been to, and what stories/impressions do you have?

I’ve been to 8 stadiums, surprised it isn’t more. The Sun Bowl in El Paso is a very cool setting to watch a football game. Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge is overrated.

I've been to every stadium in the SEC and seen Mississippi State win at all except Fayetteville, Little Rock (tied), Georgia and Texas A&M. The best SEC stadiums (outside of Scott Field) to me are Auburn, Kentucky and A&M, while the worst are Florida, Arkansas (Little Rock) and Mississippi. As for non-conference, the best were some of the bowl stadiums like Nashville and Charlotte, the Carrier Dome was certainly different then. The worst would include Memorial Stadium, USM, Legion Field (now), Troy, South Alabama, Houston (then) and Tropicana Field. I agree with you about the Sun Bowl. It was different coming in at street level, going down onto the field and also cutting out part of a small mountain to fit it in.

Alabama (Bryant-Denny and Legion Field)
Arkansas (Fayetteville and Little Rock)
Auburn
Florida (Ben Hill Griffin, Tampa-Raymond James, Orlando)
Georgia
Kentucky
LSU
Missouri
Mississippi (Memorial Stadium and Vaught-Hemorrhoid)
South Carolina
Tennessee (Knoxville and Georgia Dome)
Texas A&M (College Station and Shreveport)
Vanderbilt
Texas Stadium at Irving: North Texas State 1978
USM (M.M. Roberts and Memorial Stadium)
Illinois 1980
Sun Bowl (UTEP): Nebraska 1980
Legion Field: Kansas 1981 Hall of Fame Bowl, Alabama and UAB 2011
Super Dome: Tulane and New Orleans Saints
Liberty Bowl: Memphis State/Memphis, Air Force 1991 Liberty Bowl, Central Florida 2007 Liberty Bowl, Rice 2013 Liberty Bowl
Carrier Dome: Syracuse 1986
Texas 1992
Georgia Dome: North Carolina 1993 Peach Bowl, North Carolina State 1995 Peach Bowl, Tennessee 1998 SEC Championship, Clemson 1999 Peach Bowl
Oklahoma State 1998
Cotton Bowl: Texas 1999
Brigham Young 2000
Independence Bowl: Texas A&M 2000
Oregon 2002
Middle Tennessee 2009
Houston 2010
Gator Bowl: Michigan 2011, Northwestern 2013, Louisville 2017
Music City Bowl: Wake Forest 2011
Troy 2012
Orange Bowl: Georgia Tech 2014
Belk Bowl/Bank of America Stadium: North Carolina State 2015
Gillette Stadium: Umass 2016
St. Petersburg Bowl/Tropicana Field: Miami of Ohio 2016
La. Tech 2017

I will add Kansas State to the list this season.

 

[Hankp22]

My list

This list is in order from favorite to least favorite. I am only listing stadiums where I've seen college football games. And I am factoring atmosphere into my rankings. Nissan Stadium is obviously one of the nicest but the atmosphere for the MCB is meh.

1. Jordan Hare
2. Tiger Stadium
3. Georgia Dome
4. Neyland Stadium
5. Sanford Stadium
6. Super Dome
7. Bryant Denny
8. Williams Brice
9. Vaught Hemmingwah
10. Ben Hill Griffin
11. Commonwealth
12. Everbank/Gator
13. Cotton
14. Liberty Bowl
15. MM Roberts
16. Vanderbilt Stadium
I7. Independence Bowl
18. Joe Aillet
19. Legion

-----Davis Wade

That is my list of football stadiums ranked based on personal experience and atmosphere. I excluded DWS from the rankings. That said, are definitely in the top half. And with the recent expansions, I put us in the top 5. The Bama game last year and Auburn 14 was as electric an atmosphere as I've been in.

 

[Salty Sands Dawg]

Oh boy, here we go. In order:

Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium
Joe Renfroe Stadium (HINDS CC REPRESENT)
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Scott Field (shut up, nobody knew who Davis Wade was in 1996)
Jordan-Hare Stadium (Matt Wyatt represent)
Bryant-Denny Stadium
Georgia Dome
Williams-Brice Stadium (damn you Eric Kimrey)
Tiger Stadium
Commonwealth Stadium (home of the dumbest fans in the SEC)
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Independence Stadium
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (a lovely place to watch your team lose 52-0 on national broadcast TV)
Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Autzen Stadium (the loudest 55,000 seat stadium Oregon fans have ever been to)
Louisiana Superdome
Robertson Stadium (Houston)
Neyland Stadium
M.M. Roberts Stadium
Vanderbilt Stadium (the nicest Texas high school stadium in the SEC prior to 2012)
War Memorial Stadium (the shittiest state-owned stadium in a state bordering MS)
Legion Field (see above note)
Sanford Stadium
Mountaineer Field (Country roads, take me home to the place where I belong, get me out of West Virginia, take me home)
Joe Aillet Stadium (Damn you Sylvester Croom)
Bobby Dodd Stadium (Damn you Sylvester Croom)
Cotton Bowl
Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (MTSU)
AT&T Stadium (Jerryworld)
EverBank Field (1-0 vs. Michigan, lifetime)
LP Field
Veterans Memorial Stadium (Troy State)
Reliant Stadium
Kyle Field
Ladd Peebles Stadium (do NOT take the shuttle from the mall. DO NOT.)
Faurot Field (Mizzou, lotsa rain)

I share your sentiment about most of these. You are so right about Little Rock and Birmingham.
Man did it rain that night in Mizzou! It seemed worse than the 2001 Troy State game.

 

[Mayor of Little London]

I've been to every stadium in the SEC and seen Mississippi State win at all except Fayetteville, Little Rock (tied), Georgia and Texas A&M. The best SEC stadiums (outside of Scott Field) to me are Auburn, Kentucky and A&M, while the worst are Florida, Arkansas (Little Rock) and Mississippi. As for non-conference, the best were some of the bowl stadiums like Nashville and Charlotte, the Carrier Dome was certainly different then. The worst would include Memorial Stadium, USM, Legion Field (now), Troy, South Alabama, Houston (then) and Tropicana Field. I agree with you about the Sun Bowl. It was different coming in at street level, going down onto the field and also cutting out part of a small mountain to fit it in.

Alabama (Bryant-Denny and Legion Field)
Arkansas (Fayetteville and Little Rock)
Auburn
Florida (Ben Hill Griffin, Tampa-Raymond James, Orlando)
Georgia
Kentucky
LSU
Missouri
Mississippi (Memorial Stadium and Vaught-Hemorrhoid)
Tennessee (Knoxville and Georgia Dome)
Texas A&M (College Station and Shreveport)
Vanderbilt
Texas Stadium at Irving: North Texas State 1978
USM (M.M. Roberts and Memorial Stadium)
Illinois 1980
Sun Bowl (UTEP): Nebraska 1980
Legion Field: Kansas 1981 Hall of Fame Bowl, Alabama and UAB 2011
Super Dome: Tulane and New Orleans Saints
Liberty Bowl: Memphis State/Memphis, Air Force 1991 Liberty Bowl, Central Florida 2007 Liberty Bowl, Rice 2013 Liberty Bowl
Carrier Dome: Syracuse 1986
Texas 1992
Georgia Dome: North Carolina 1993 Peach Bowl, North Carolina State 1995 Peach Bowl, Tennessee 1998 SEC Championship, Clemson 1999 Peach Bowl
Oklahoma State 1998
Cotton Bowl: Texas 1999
Brigham Young 2000
Independence Bowl: Texas A&M 2000
Oregon 2002
Middle Tennessee 2009
Houston 2010
Gator Bowl: Michigan 2011, Northwestern 2013, Louisville 2017
Music City Bowl: Wake Forest 2011
Troy 2012
Orange Bowl: Georgia Tech 2014
Belk Bowl/Bank of America Stadium: North Carolina State 2015
Gillette Stadium: Umass 2016
St. Petersburg Bowl/Tropicana Field: Miami of Ohio 2016
La. Tech 2017

I will add Kansas State to the list this season.

^^^respect^^^

 

[NWADog]

I’ve been to:

Davis Wade
Arkansas (Fayetteville and LR)
Bama
Liberty Bowl

Bucket List is to visit every SEC stadium