College football's toughest places to play

[AlaskaGuy]

Cool track. Looks fierce.

The track was ripped out during the 2013 remodel.

 

[TheDayMan]

Seriously there's some whiny crybaby b1tches in this forum that could use a good dose of Midol.

You are their queen.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

You are their queen.

You'd know all about Queens.

 

[7Samurai13]

I didn't see any stadium threads in the most recent four pages. Seriously there's some whiny crybaby b1tches in this forum that could use a good dose of Midol.

Really because there is one on the fourth page. Maybe clean the cum out of your eyes and you would have seen it.

Then of course there is always the search option in the top right corner to make it even easier.

 

[NolePride]

I've heard the same thing. Prolly has something to with UM fans being so polite and rational.

I've been there and it is true...that it's quiet, especially for the size
of the place.

I understand your tongue-in-cheek comment, but the opposite
is the reason for how quiet it is.

They are just rude and smug people. They won't talk to you.
They just think they're better than everybody else. Not as a team
per se, but as individuals. Ohio State folks are loudmouths but
at least they'll argue with you. UF and Clemson fans, well when
you visit you need to bring a sense of humor and an attitude
thaqt you won't back down. But with them, every other year
you get them at your place and then they all want to be buddy, buddy.

South Carolina fans were friendly folks. Nebraska fans are/were
unbelievable friendly.

I never had much use for Virginia or Maryland fans, but for the most part all of them are NFL fans (Redskins) and an NFL stadium
is a rugged place to go.

The only good thing about Michigan fans the time I was up there
was they made it easy to leave the parking lot. (They had all departed 45 minutes earlier.)

 

[WizardHawk]

 

[Cobrabit]

Most of these type of articles is based on having a consistently good team, especially if you're making a list based on record at home. Then you can differentiate based on fan awareness and stadium design. Someone mentioned earlier how it was annoying that some fans always stood throughout the entire game, but that is part of it. Being loud on defense, quiet on offense, and in general feeling like you're providing some part in helping your team win.

Still, having a good team is probably 90+% of it.

 

[NolePride]

Most of these type of articles is based on having a consistently good team, especially if you're making a list based on record at home. Then you can differentiate based on fan awareness and stadium design. Someone mentioned earlier how it was annoying that some fans always stood throughout the entire game, but that is part of it. Being loud on defense, quiet on offense, and in general feeling like you're providing some part in helping your team win.

Still, having a good team is probably 90+% of it.

The War Chant can get quite annoying.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Really because there is one on the fourth page. Maybe clean the cum out of your eyes and you would have seen it.

Then of course there is always the search option in the top right corner to make it even easier.

Try this and see if it helps your pvssy.

 

[Wild Turkey]

I would enjoy a best places for a visiting fan to go list. I'm going to the USC Texas game and am trying to figure out where to go in Austin the couple days before the game .

You can choose between the gay bars or the hick bars.

 

[olympicoscar]

Just from what I've observed I would rank LSU as number 1. Texas Tech can be miserable. Penn State and Alabama.

Forgot about Texas AM. You could get hit by one of the rag wavers.

 

[olympicoscar]

You can choose between the gay bars or the hick bars.

Having been in the stadium many times, Austin is not a tough place to play.

 

[Chewbaccer]

LOL @ stadiums that seat under 80k.

What is this, high school football?

 

[AlaskaGuy]

LOL @ stadiums that seat under 80k.

What is this, high school football?

LOL @ stadiums that weren't listed in the link in the OP. It means they aren't 'special'.

 

[Edisto_Tiger]

South Carolina fans were friendly folks. Nebraska fans are/were
unbelievable friendly.

 

[outofyourmind]

Here's your answer right here.


Winning Percentage 1946-2017

 

[NolePride]

Just from what I've observed I would rank LSU as number 1. Texas Tech can be miserable. Penn State and Alabama.

Forgot about Texas AM. You could get hit by one of the rag wavers.

I've always ranked LSU #1. We're 6-1 there. I've always loved playing there.

 

[outofyourmind]

Here's your answer right here.


Winning Percentage 1946-2017

When someone can post a better number, get back to me.





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[Codaxx]

College football's toughest places to play, from Death Valley to Husky Stadium

This is dumb. Just stadiums of highly ranked programs. Bama has 4 losses at home in the last 5 years. I doubt they have 10 regular season losses in that time and they get 2 cupcakes at home a year. Just off memory it sounds like they are not much better at home, than on the road. If you are going to do this you should compare how teams play at home vs on the road, not just records

 

[NolePride]

This is dumb. Just stadiums of highly ranked programs. Bama has 4 losses at home in the last 5 years. I doubt they have 10 regular season losses in that time and they get 2 cupcakes at home a year. Just off memory it sounds like they are not much better at home, than on the road. If you are going to do this you should compare how teams play at home vs on the road, not just records

That's not a bad idea at all. Eventually, some could argue strength
of schedule at home vs on the road and stuff like that. But yours would be a better gauge as to whether the stadium plays a roll in it
or just the quality of the team.

An example would be a team that lost 5 home games in 10 years
at home and lost 5 away games in 10 years.

That team could play in Peru and win.

OTOH...A team that goes 5-1 at home and 1-5 on the road could
be classified as having a home field advantage.

If I get the time I may research something like that.