Ranking The Toughest Places To Play In College Football

On Tuesday, EA Sports released its list of the 25 toughest college football stadiums to play in, and the Horseshoe was near the top of the list and a number of other Big Ten venues made the cut as well.

From the whiteout at Penn State's Beaver Stadium to The Game inside Michigan Stadium, and much more, the guys discuss some of the cathedrals of college football.

[kentacohut]

Husky stadium is extremely loud ! I was impressed

[udrinkit]

Nebraska always sells out even when losing.

[Marketex]

Ohio Stadium when the average Cbus resident could financially attend the Big games was easily a top 5 environment(see Texas 2005). Penn State's Beaver Stadium is louder partially because they cheat a bit with the speaker system. In my experience those are by far and away the best environments in the Big Ten.

[DwightTackett]

you must have a fabulous memory to be able to remember TTUN scoring against the Buckeyes before the cheating scandal

[markwilliams]

For me

1 LSU

2 Florida ( the team stinks but it’s SO loud there)

3 Tennessee

4 Penn St

5 Oregon

6 Alabama

7 A&M

8 Florida St

9 Clemson

10 Ohio State

[marcelmarcel]

Michigan at #16 is a joke.
All I can remember about Ohio State is how quiet it was when Donovan Edwards ran that 2nd 85 yards touchdown 😂😂

[frankbyrne]

I went to several games at Sanford Stadium in the 90s. It is physically well-laid out and the tailgating is top notch. It is not an especially loud stadium. Texas A & M ranked #1 is a joke. Who wants to watch all that spit swapping the cadets do every game. Disgusting.

[sscraddock]

Kinnick is brutal. Fans are right up by benches. Not just that but the wave to kids with cancer is such karma kill. Every child waving are gravely ill and it just makes the football game seem unimportant. Rightly so. It's just brutal.

[MegaSlowe]

Ohio State values 💰 over everything, so they have all the big donors sitting at midfield on their hands. The SEC does it right, and any list the doesn't put Oregon near the top doesn't know how loud it gets, and how hard it is to play there.