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Hardest Place to Win at in the NCAA?

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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.

 

Madison is an amazing town...

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I would say the folks in Blacksburg, VA have an argument as one of the toughest places to play. Va Tech has such a home field advantage nobody which team is there to play.

Mount Union.:lol:

Madison is an amazing town...
..., in an amazing state. Camp Randall is a great place to watch a game. Saw the Badgers upset the # 1 ranked Wolverines opening day 1981 and yeah, the earth shakes.
..., in an amazing state. Camp Randall is a great place to watch a game. Saw the Badgers upset the # 1 ranked Wolverines opening day 1981 and yeah, the earth shakes.

 

He also said there was some kind of cage over where they came out and everybody poured beer on them on the way out. He said he stunk of brew the whole game but loved the atmosphere.

There are several that would be high on the list: Neyland Stadium, the Big House, the Swamp, between the hedges, and LSU. Virginia Tech is usually tough at home. I guess the hardest place in the country to play would be anywhere on the road in the SEC!!!

In no certain order;

 

Ohio State (the shoe)

Michigan (the big house)

LSU (Tiger stadium/death valley especially on a Sat. night)

Va. Tech (playing them in Blacksburg is tough)

Oklahoma (those people live, love,eat, drink and sleep football)

Almost anywhere in the SEC - Neyland Stadium in Knoxville / Athens , between the hedges / Auburn / Bama and Bryant - Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa are all as tough as any / at U.F. in Gainsville s no picnic either.

The big house....Normally

 

Not this year :laugh: :laugh:

The Swamp, hands down.

 

I had a friend who playes at Swamp and LSU last year, he said no comparrison, LSU is by far the loudest place they are, he said the ground literaly shook and the roar was loud the whole game.

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I also forgot about Virginia Tech, which rarely teams come out with a win in that stadium.

I also forgot about Virginia Tech, which rarely teams come out with a win in that stadium.

 

Hard to win at V. Tech. Texas use to be in there.

Morehead State

 

Somehow I knew you would post that.:D

Somehow I knew you would post that.:D

 

Hey, in the world of non-scholarship FCS, formerly known as Division 1AA, with less than 2,500 fans - Jayne Stadium is like a miniture Rose Bowl.:ylsuper:

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