What FBS stadiums have you been to?

[VeloClone]

Jack Trice (also when known as Cyclone Stadium)
Kinnick
Memorial (UNL)
Sun Devil Stadium
Metrodome
Toured TCF but no game
Toured Camp Randall but no game

[NATEizKING]

Jack Trice, the end.

[CRCy17]

Since being a grad student here at Ohio State, all Ive been to recently is the Shoe. But am excited that I am selling my ticket vs Michigan to come home for the ISU-WVU game! First time back to JTS in 2 years!

[clone2011]

Player or family of player??

Seriously a major-impressive list.

My wife wants to know what was your favorite.

I'm curious how you got to so many....? Did you know a player, or do you just travel to a ton of games for kicks? I love going to different stadiums and schools, kudos for sure.

Not a player, family of player, etc. Just a huge fan of college football. My dad grew up an Iowa fan and I was raised that way until around 8th grade when I "saw the light". A little breakdown of the stadiums I listed:

Big 12: All -- I went to at least one ISU road game every year in college, usually the non-BCS non-con game + a B12 or two; or the Iowa game + a B12 or two. Knocked out all stadiums as of 2011, plus a couple trips to Nebraska, Mizzou, and Kansas while in high school earlier in the decade.

Big 10: All -- Dad was a Hawkeye fan. Starting when I was around 7, we started traveling together for sporting events. Hit up all of the Big 10 stadiums via Iowa road games.

Pac 12: Oregon, Oregon State, UCLA -- various family fall/thanksgiving break trips out west as a kid; Utah -- brother goes to school there, checked out a game this year; Arizona State -- Insight Bowl & game as a kid; Colorado when it was part of the Big 12

Big East: UConn -- ISU game in 2011, Pitt & South Florida -- various family trips as a kid

ACC: North Carolina -- visited UNC on high school visit my senior year because I was interested in going to school there and they had a home game that weekend so we went; Va Tech -- family trip

SEC: Mizzou & Texas A&M when they were Big 12; Tennessee & Georgia -- family trips

Independent: Army, Navy -- my parents are retired military and made it a point of taking all of us as kids to these schools to watch a game; BYU: brother lives near, saw game this year

Mountain West: UNLV -- ISU game in 2008; Air Force, Colorado State -- lived in CO for a while and they were nearby and saw Air Force as a kid as well

MAC: Kent State, Toledo -- ISU games; Ohio U -- college visit; Northern Illinois -- thanksgiving game break game in college to see a friend play I think

Sun Belt: Troy, Western Kentucky -- family trips


Favorite? I listed a few earlier, but two stand out, other than Jack Trice Stadium:

Army: Great setting, pageantry is surreal, cadet support is outstanding. The campus at West Point is truly something spectacular to see.
Texas A&M: one of the loudest stadiums I've been in, it really does shake when they do their song and everyone sways, cool (albeit a little weird and borderline cultish) traditions. Midnight Yell was fun. Oh, and I was there for the '05 ISU game so it was a good one!

[Tank]

Iowa State
Nebraska
Iowa
Notre Dame
Louisville
Alabama
Mississippt St
Arizona St
Arizona
Florida State
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma St
Mizzou
Tennessee
Air Force

[iacyguy]

I've only been to THE JACK, kinnick, missouri, and arkansas. but i definitely want to go to The Big House (michigan) for a game, also clemson and cincinatti

[isukendall]

I've already posted, but here's my to do list:

Hate to say it, but after growing up as a Nebraska fan, and with a 22 year old brother as a die-hard Husker, I think I may start going to the occasional B1G game to see some of the cool stadiums in the conference. Would love to see games at:

-Ohio State
-Penn State
-Wisconsin
-Michigan
-Northwestern (lived in Chicago for a year, and surprised I never saw a game there - would use it as an excuse for a Chicago weekend)

Also would love to see games at:

-LSU
-South Carolina
-Clemson
-Notre Dame
-Washington
-Oregon
-Oregon State

Open to other suggestions, to add to the "to do" list...

[BBHMagic]

I've only been to Jack Trice. For people like me, could you others that have been to other places describe what they were like. Maybe rank them by what the atmosphere was like or how cool the stadiums were. How do they compare to the Jack?

[isukendall]

I've only been to Jack Trice. For people like me, could you others that have been to other places describe what they were like. Maybe rank them by what the atmosphere was like or how cool the stadiums were. How do they compare to the Jack?

Unfortunately, the best couple places I can speak to are no longer in the Big XII.

Nebraska is one of the best places to see a game. The stadium is huge, the fans (older ones) are respectful for the most part, and it can get incredibly loud in there.

Texas A&M was a great experience, the fans treated us great, unparalleled atmosphere. The stadium truly shakes. The game I saw there wasn't close, but I can imagine how it would be in a close game.

KState had a fun tailgate, similar to ISU but with livestock. As a farm kid, I actually thought that was super cool. Fans were generally good. Stadium not super impressive, but still a good atmosphere.

TCU had an average tailgate. Fans were nice and welcoming. Stadium was recently renovated, and super cool, especially from the top decks where you could see downtown Ft Worth. Fan showing at the first TCU game was disappointing, as you could read from a previous thread. Overall good experience.

Arizona State was a cool place to see a game, but still can't get over the bathrooms. They had troughs that were in an oval shape with a barrier in the middle, where you could look the guy across from you in the eye. Awkward.

That help?

[CLONECONES]

Arizona State was a cool place to see a game, but still can't get over the bathrooms. They had troughs that were in an oval shape with a barrier in the middle, where you could look the guy across from you in the eye. Awkward.

What the hell?

TCU had an average tailgate. Fans were nice and welcoming. Stadium was recently renovated, and super cool, especially from the top decks where you could see downtown Ft Worth. Fan showing at the first TCU game was disappointing, as you could read from a previous thread. Overall good experience.

agree with you here - reminded me alot of Colorado the way the stadium was setup. woulda been better if it was a sellout

[cyco2000]

Jack Trice
TCU
Texas Tech
Texas A&M
K-State
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado (awesome backdrop)
Missouri
Iowa
Northern Illinois (least favorite)
Army (this is probably my favorite, because of the history of West Point)
South Carolina (not for a game, though)
A couple of bowl games, but not ones in college stadiums

[CysRage]

Jack Trice and Notre Dame Stadium. And the Metrodome for a Vikings game if that counts since UofM used to play there.

Edit: I forgot about Sun Devil Stadium. I was there for the Insight Bowl 2009.

[mtowncyclone13]

UNI-Dome. Oh, wait...

Jack Trice
Metrodome
TCF Bank
Kinnick
Memorial Stadium Lawrence
Aloha Bowl

[tejasclone]

Jack Trice
Kinnick
Faurot Field
Kyle Field
DKR Memorial
Floyd Casey

[cobraclone71]

Iowa State
Nebraska
Iowa
Notre Dame
Louisville
Alabama
Mississippt St
Arizona St
Arizona
Florida State
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma St
Mizzou
Tennessee
Air Force

Tank, what did yo think of Tennessee's stadium while you were there? I was just down there for he TN vs. Bama game a few weeks ago. Most of the stadium is getting up there in age, but it was a great game atmosphere. We do have them beat in he scoreboard department thought.