LSU & FSU are embarrassed of their stadiums

[AlaskaGuy]

Fine engineering to make such tiny crowds seem loud.

Passionate college football fans would be my guess.

 

[SJ76]

You can see this natty trophy inside the entrance of Husky Stadium.

That 1 looks nice. Miami was undefeated that year too right? Sharing your only natty with the Canes really must sting.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Passionate college football fans would be my guess.

Engineering. Georgia fans are drunker and more obnoxious, but the stadium doesn't hold in noise as well as others.

I'd say passionate fans would be having a home field advantage in away games like Georgia has done to Notre Dame, Arizona State and GA Tech and Vandy every other year.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

That 1 looks nice. Miami was undefeated that year too right? Sharing your only natty with the Canes really must sting.

UW played Miami just a few years after that season but you're right ... it wasn't fun sharing a title with a bunch of paid criminals.

 

[SJ76]

@AlaskaGuy have yous played Miami since that 1991 season?

 

[TrustMeIamRight]

At least their stadiums don’t look like a toilet

 

[AlaskaGuy]

At least their stadiums don’t look like a toilet

 

[7Samurai13]

UW played Miami just a few years after that season but you're right ... it wasn't fun sharing a title with a bunch of paid criminals.

So criminals are sharing a title with cheaters? Guess it should just be completely vacated.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

So criminals are sharing a title with cheaters? Guess it should just be completely vacated.

Ya because UW's coaching staff was supposed to have a crystal ball that told them a player took a loan from a booster on a golf trip.

 

[7Samurai13]

Ya because UW's coaching staff was supposed to have a crystal ball that told them a player took a loan from a booster on a golf trip.

Coaches should have told them what they can and can’t do. Also recruiting shady players is on the coaching staff.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Coaches should have told them what they can and can’t do. Also recruiting shady players is on the coaching staff.

What's the over/under that an MSU coed gets r@ped by a jock this season?

 

[4down20]

In this thread I keep hearing about how nice Washington's stadium is.

And yet, every single picture of the stadium is really about the lake next to the stadium and the area around the stadium, not the actual stadium itself.

Looks like a really nice area and all that, but it's not the stadium.

 

[Chewbaccer]

In this thread I keep hearing about how nice Washington's stadium is.

And yet, every single picture of the stadium is really about the lake next to the stadium and the area around the stadium, not the actual stadium itself.

Looks like a really nice area and all that, but it's not the stadium.

Tennessee is a joke of a program and all, but they have some nice waterfront at their stadium, but Tennessee fans would post pictures of Neyland, not the Tennessee River.

 

[4down20]

Learn your football history. The biggest games are almost always played on neutral sites, and that includes a few of the biggest rivalries.

It wasn't until 20 years ago that the Alabama and Auburn game went home and home, it was played in Birmingham every year until then, thus the name "The Iron Bowl". Oklahoma vs Texas, Florida vs Georgia and Army vs Navy all have long traditions of neutral site games.

And of course, the Rose Bowl was the biggest neutral site game, and has been a long tradition of college football.

Neutral sites are where the biggest games in almost all sports are played. It gives both teams equal footing and is the standard for post season play for a reason. The only reason this is a topic is because losers need something to cry about, other than how they got that ass beat.

 

[4down20]

Tennessee is a joke of a program and all, but they have some nice waterfront at their stadium, but Tennessee fans would post pictures of Neyland, not the Tennessee River.

Yep, I thought of this exactly.


























But they probably should.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Learn your football history. The biggest games are almost always played on neutral sites, and that includes a few of the biggest rivalries.

It wasn't until 20 years ago that the Alabama and Auburn game went home and home, it was played in Birmingham every year until then, thus the name "The Iron Bowl". Oklahoma vs Texas, Florida vs Georgia and Army vs Navy all have long traditions of neutral site games.

And of course, the Rose Bowl was the biggest neutral site game, and has been a long tradition of college football.

Neutral sites are where the biggest games in almost all sports are played. It gives both teams equal footing and is the standard for post season play for a reason. The only reason this is a topic is because losers need something to cry about, other than how they got that ass beat.

Real rivals play at their home stadiums. Just ask USC and ND.

 

[Ojb81]

ok, this thread has seen enough. @Shaggy, go ahead and close this down, thank you.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

ok, this thread has seen enough. @Shaggy, go ahead and close this down, thank you.

 

[Ojb81]

because. . .

 

[it'sHuskers4me]

Learn your football history. The biggest games are almost always played on neutral sites,

Bama homerism at it's best. Tell the truth about how those teams are scared to give way to home crowd advantage to the opponent in perceived tough games. All other explanations are pure shit from the bull señor.