How many college stadiums have you been to

[dunnyduns]

Quote: Originally Posted by z Revis

Notre Dame IU Florida IU pretty much sucked. Nothing compared to UF and ND.

Memorial Stadium at IU is a ton better now that they have enclosed the north end of the stadium with the new North Endzone addition. It actually looks like a college football stadium now and not a really large High School field. Where IU truly sucks is in gameday atmosphere though. IU is really lacking in that area and is probably one of the worst game day experiences anywhere in college football.

[auburntigersfan]

Jordan-Hare in Auburn
Arkansas
Tulsa
Georgia
Georgia Dome
Oklahoma (been there a few times, one time took a tour of the facilities and everything)
Rice (took a tour of facilities, too)


Oh, and I've been to Boston College and Maryland, but just during a college tour, not for a game.

[Gibbz]

Quote: Originally Posted by TexanWolverine

UNT

Is Fouts the worst college stadium you've visited?

[Sack Attack]

Wallace Wade Stadium (Duke)
Grant Field at Bobby Dodd Stadium (Georgia Tech)
Alumni Stadium (Boston College)
Williams-Brice Stadium (South Carolina)
Sanford Stadium (Georgia)
1997 Rose Bowl
Vanderbilt
UT-Chattanooga (2008 National Championship)
Georgia Dome (2005 Peach Bowl)

I think that's it.

[bgeno]

Just Heinz Field (twice for Pitt games and a few times for Steeler games and high school football games) and Beaver Stadium (let me do a little math... 19 games, I think).

[jmood88]

Ohio State
Wisconsin
NC State
Duke- got free tickets to see them get destroyed by Maryland
The Superdome- Never went there to see Tulane but it still counts

[superjames1992]

Carter-Finley Stadium (NC State)
Mountaineer Field (WVU)
BB&T Field (Wake Forest)
Lakin Field (West Virginia State University)
Joan C. Edwards Stadium (Marshall)
Bank of America Stadium (2009 Meineke Car Care Bowl)

[BigDofBA]

Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Tulsa
Arkansas
Missouri State
Florida (not for a game)
Florida State (not for a game)
Southern Miss (not for a game)
Cotton Bowl
University of Phoenix Stadium (Fiesta Bowl)
Superdome (Sugar Bowl)
Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium
The Horseshoe (not for a game)
Sun Devil Stadium (not for a game)

I toured some of the stadiums above while traveling but I didn't see an actual game. Does that count? I walked around on the field, lol. That's why I specified not for a game next to some of them.

The stadium in Glendale was quite amazing. Cotton Bowl sucks but has made some improvements. Florida State's stadium was really nice from what I remember. Ohio State's seemed far and away the biggest. When you are inside of it, it almost seems as if the stadium is constructed straight up. It looks massive.

Another thing, I used to always watch the Cowboys played the Cardinals in Sun Devil stadium and on TV it always looked like there were mountains in the background. When you goto the actual stadium it's like one big hill on one side that gives that illusion. The Phoenix area is one of my favorite places to travel.