Stadiums

[utvol0427]

Just wondering what college stadiums / bowl games / conference championship games people on here have been to. I have been to Neyland (of course), Vanderbilt Stadium, Jordan Hare Stadium, Vaught Hemmingway Stadium (I think that is the name of Ole Miss' Stadium), Commonwealth Stadium, Georgia Dome for SEC Championship game and 2 Peach Bowls, and Fiesta Bowl for NC Championship game.

Oops, forgot Williams-Bryce Stadium

[TravisHenryCBlockedMe]

Neyland, Commonwealth stadium, Sanford stadium (uga), jordan-hare, bama's stadium, ga dome, bobby dodd (ga tech)

[cotton]

I've been to Lexington, Vandy, and Birmingham in the conference, the SECCG, the Fiesta, Orange, and Outback Bowls, and a few Music City Bowls.

EDIT: Almost fogot 2 UT games at the Titan's stadium (Vandy and Wyoming.)

EDIT AGAIN: I also forgot the Cotton Bowl.

[jakez4ut]

neyland, vaught hemmingway, liberty bowl (for the actual liberty bowl and reg. season games there), Scott Feild, Ga Dome (2 sec title games, 2 peach bowls), Cotton Bowl, williams Bryce Stadium, Legion Feild..........

on the to do list.......Samford Stadium, TIger Stadium, Jordan-Hayre, Death Valley (clemson) and VT.

don't know that i'll ever set foot in the swamp.

[JZVOL]

I read the same discussion on tidefans and a South Carolina fan said they call Neyland "the world's largest double-wide." Everyone was saying what a dump Neyland is and how narrow the seats are. I happen to think it is what heaven will look like, but it will be nice when they renovate. Vandy is a joke but nice campus, I went to the Bowden Academy when I was in H.S. at Auburn and everything was super nice. I also went to the Hal Mumme camp at U.K. and thought the facilities were great and the stadium was ok. Very dissappionted in the "big house" you enter from the top and half to walk all the way down to the field. They actually leave the stadium unlocked at night so anyone can just walk out on the field. Can you imagine if they did that with Neyland?

[Brojan]

I've been to all the SEC Championship games that UT has been involved. Been to several that they have not (I get the SEC Championship tickets every year.)

Been to all the SEC East stadiums except South Carolina. In the West, have been to Auburn, Alabama (Birmingham and Tuscaloosa), Ole Miss (Jackson, MS).

Bowl Games: Sugar, Cotton, Orange, Bluebonnet, Peach, Outback, Hall of Fame, Citrus, Gator.

Non-conference away games: Memphis, Notre Dame, Miami, Georgia Tech

[Fine Vol]

Neyland, Swamp, Ray Jay, Citrus Bowl,

[jakez4ut]

Originally Posted by JZVOL

I read the same discussion on tidefans and a South Carolina fan said they call Neyland "the world's largest double-wide." Everyone was saying what a dump Neyland is and how narrow the seats are. I happen to think it is what heaven will look like, but it will be nice when they renovate. Vandy is a joke but nice campus, I went to the Bowden Academy when I was in H.S. at Auburn and everything was super nice. I also went to the Hal Mumme camp at U.K. and thought the facilities were great and the stadium was ok. Very dissappionted in the "big house" you enter from the top and half to walk all the way down to the field. They actually leave the stadium unlocked at night so anyone can just walk out on the field. Can you imagine if they did that with Neyland?

for all of Neyland's history, atmosphere and mystique......it is a very cramped stadium. i have no argument with that. the exit tunnels and seats are too narrow etc, all true.

all that said, that's not what makes it what it is in the end. it's great because of what goes on while you're in there..........

[jwells]

I don't know the names of the stadiums, but I've been do

Neyland, Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Kentucky, Vandy, Alabama, Ole Miss, Arkansas, LSU, Auburn, Memphis, Notre Dame, peach bowl, sec champ, outback bowl, cotton bowl. Oh, and empty tin can that is MTSU's stadium

Also, I've been to a gaggle of cities for women's tourny games. Oklahoma City, Norfolk, Philadelphia, Greeneville SC, and the BBall facility in San Antonio and up to Penn State, though I didn't get to go in the football stadium.

[vader]

Neyland a lot
Sugar bowl (win against UVA, Jan '91, woohoo)
Notre Dame (Miracle at South Bend)
Sanford Stadium (2 wins in the 90's, woohoo)
Liberty bowl (both for bowls and Memphis State games, including the '96 loss, booooo)
Citrus Bowl (loss to PSU and win against OSU)
Vandy Stadium
The Swamp ('99 loss, boooo)
Ga Dome (for 2001 LSU SECCG, boooo)
Arky's stadium this past season, boooo

My wife and I are planning to go to Berkeley for next season's opener. I need to go to more SEC stadiums...

[jakez4ut]

Originally Posted by vader

Neyland a lot
Sugar bowl (win against UVA, Jan '91, woohoo)
Notre Dame (Miracle at South Bend)
Sanford Stadium (2 wins in the 90's, woohoo)
Liberty bowl (both for bowls and Memphis State games, including the '96 loss, booooo)
Citrus Bowl (loss to PSU and win against OSU)
Vandy Stadium
The Swamp ('99 loss, boooo)
Ga Dome (for 2001 LSU SECCG, boooo)
Arky's stadium this past season, boooo

My wife and I are planning to go to Berkeley for next season's opener. I need to go to more SEC stadiums...

Vader, it seems you haven't been to a meaningful road game that resulted in a victory since, what, January 1996?

maybe you should stay home?????

[vader]

Originally Posted by jakez4ut

Vader, it seems you haven't been to a meaningful road game that resulted in a victory since, what, January 1996?

maybe you should stay home?????

[jakez4ut]

Originally Posted by vader

reality, ain't it a bitch?

[volfanbill]

neyland, ga dome, williams brice, Pro Player (orange bowl, now Dolphin Stadium i believe?), lincoln financial (temple owls), and if i get to count 'em, mini dome for etsu and appy state's football stadium.

[ttrogvol]

College:
Neyland (The Best by Far)
Rose-Aide (Purdue)
Memorial Stadium (IU)
Notre Dame Stadium
Georgia Dome (SECCG)
Heinz Field (Pitt)
Sun Devil Stadium (ASU)

NFL:
RCA Dome (Colts)
Ford Field (Super Bowl)