Neutral Site Games Ideas

[Aggies7]

I keep seeing folks talk about FedEx Field(Redskins) and Sports Authority Field(Denver), I don't believe these are in NCAA. I maybe wrong but I thought it was just Georgia Dome, Soldier Field, MetLife, Cowboys Stadium and M&T Bank Stadium.

I definitely could be wrong but those are the only ones I remember seeing confirmed.

[Razorback73]

Sports Authority Field in Denver is in the game for the CU-CSU game. FedEx Field won't be, unless it's a surprise addition (and I have to believe it would've been mentioned if it were in).

[Xero Theory 42]

Quote: Originally Posted by Razorback73

Sports Authority Field in Denver is in the game for the CU-CSU game. FedEx Field won't be, unless it's a surprise addition (and I have to believe it would've been mentioned if it were in).

Are we able to use the bowl sites for the neutral games?

[Aggies7]

Quote: Originally Posted by Razorback73

Sports Authority Field in Denver is in the game for the CU-CSU game. FedEx Field won't be, unless it's a surprise addition (and I have to believe it would've been mentioned if it were in).

Oh ok. I didn't know it was all current neutral site locations including Denver. I thought it was only the locations mentioned in the link at the top of this thread.

I don't believe FedEx was ever a bowl site. I know RFK Stadium used to host the Military Bowl. However Boise State did play Virginia Tech at FedEx field on the Monday of opening week of the season in some sort of Kickoff Classic in 2010 and I believe before that there was USC vs VT in 2004 which was the BCA Kickoff Classic.

[mailman2]

Quote: Originally Posted by gocards929

I'm thinking: 1. Carolina/N. Carolina in Charlotte 2. Navy/Maryland in Baltimore or DC 3. Notre Dame/Any team in Chicago 4. Texas/TX A&M in Dallas or Houston 5. Army/Notre Dame in The Meadowlands

I was about to say this, I just didn't know where to put it. Maybe in RALJOHN, MD????

[Captain Fear]

The way it was explained is that any stadium in the game could host neutral site games. You had to make sure there was not another game being played the week you scheduled your game.

[Quillen32]

Rutgers/Army in New York
N'Western/TCU in Chicago and a return game in Houston
Ohio State/Florida in Dallas
VT/South Carolina in Charlotte
GT/Auburn in the GA Dome
LSU/Oklahoma in the Superdome
Oregon/Boise in Provo (only because I love the look of games there)
Stanford/BYU in Glendale
Maryland/WVU in Baltimore
UGA/Clemson in the GA Dome

[richmondn96]

Denver Mile High was a great stadium to play in in NCAA 13, but you could only have the Colorado/CSU graphics on the field. Still it was a great atmosphere. If we can use it this year, I'm thinking Nebraska vs. Colorado and Air Force vs. Boise.