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Hardest Place to Win at in the NCAA?

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They just lost one....:laugh:..

 

I said since florida.

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Ask Tennessee how it is to play at Bryant-Denny Stadium!

Ask Tennessee how it is to play at Bryant-Denny Stadium!

 

HEY VOLS!

The big house....Normally

USC, Florida, and LSU.

Hopefully one day we will be able to say that playing at UK is one of the hardest places to win!

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Hopefully one day we will be able to say that playing at UK is one of the hardest places to win!

 

If we would have beat UF we might have been able to say that! :D

Ask Tennessee how it is to play at Bryant-Denny Stadium!

 

We were the very few who picked Alabama. :thumb:

We were the very few who picked Alabama. :thumb:

 

They named a stadium after Brian Dennehy?:bunny:

They named a stadium after Brian Dennehy?:bunny:

 

It is big and loud!

LSU at night. (had one friend that played at UK that said even the little 5 year olds were flipping them off in the crowd!)

Swamp anytime.

Autzen anytime.

Sleeper Washington (they aren't always that good but it's a tough place to play).

They also say that Wisconsin is real tough. I've had a best friend Quarterback there and some friends from O$U that say it is ridiculous. They play jump around in the 4th quarter and the ground on the field shakes.

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