Top 25 toughest places to play - NCAA football
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Kyle Field #1 is a joke. We've gone in there and taken the place over plenty of times recently.
It's just big. That's the only reason it is there. Hell, G5 schools have gone in there and won. Utah is also overrated. Its only advantage is altitude. It's not big. It's not loud. It's full of sober Mormons drinking sprite.
I’d probably have LSU #1. UGA was loud as 17 when I went there in 2017.
Imagine how much higher we would be had Moorhead, Leach and Arnett not pooped the bed at home.
The cowbells are the sole reason we are on this list, because our home record doesn't qualify us. Glad to know the bells will be in the game, or at least, that's what our inclusion indicates to me.
Absolutely. Bryant Denny is much more intimidating, especially when Saban was coaching.
Autzen is way overrated. They get props for being 'west coast loud'. 11th in the country on this list might be about 12th in the SEC in reality.
I do give them credit though. Tailgate scene is better than anyone else out there and they care a lot more than most west coast fanbases. Their success on the field/court reflects that.
I do give them credit though. Tailgate scene is better than anyone else out there and they care a lot more than most west coast fanbases. Their success on the field/court reflects that.
I haven't studied it, but at first glance I wonder if we're the only stadium on the list that's not bowled in too. That would make a huge difference.
eta: after looking again, I think I'm right and we are technically the only ones with a totally open end zone, although I would call Clemson and Boise half-hearted attempts at "bowling" in one side.
I remember Coach Leech saying that he love to play at Kyle Field because he won there all the time.