WARNING: Gratuitous List Post Ahead!!
Without further ado, the top 10 college football stadiums I want to visit before departing this mortal coil:
10. Husky Stadium (University of Washington)
On the banks of Lake Washington, Husky Stadium has some of the most picturesque views in all of college football. And, from what I've heard, when the Dogs are good, this place is rocking.
9. The FargoDome (North Dakota State)
An 18,700 seat arena that hosts one of the powerhouses of FCS football. I'm guessing that when the Bison are good (which they always are), this place is deafening.
8. Michie Stadium (West Point)
Nestled near the Hudson River, the home of the Cadets is possibly the most beautiful setting in football, especially when the leaves are changing.
7. Neyland Stadium (University of Tennesse)
While that infernal "Rocky Top" turns my stomach every time I hear it, I need to see the Volunteer Navy!
6. Nippert Stadium (University of Cincinnati)
I can't imagine how insane this venue will be when the Bearcats join the Big 12.
5. Lane Stadium (Virginia Tech)
Penn State was supposed to play there in 2020 (stupid COVID). I want to hear "Enter Sandman", but avoid lightning strikes.
4. Albertsons Stadium (Boise State)
"Smurf turf." Enough said.
3. Folsom Field (University of Colorado)
Doesn't get much prettier than having the Rockies as a sightline. Plus, there are usually plenty of good seats available.
2. The Rose Bowl (various)
The granddaddy of them all. A veritable cathedral to college football.
And the #1 stadium I want to visit...Jordan-Hare (Auburn)
I don't really know why. I got to stand outside of the stadium during a road trip, but something about it just makes me really want to see a game there.
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