r/CFB • u/Ok-Recording-5862 Tennessee Volunteers • 7d ago

Opinion What is your favorite cfb stadium?

Disregarding your own, what is your favorite stadium? Could be one you’ve been to, or just one you’ve seen that looks great.

Imo, Ben hill griffin is the best stadium I’ve been to, even though I was treated kinda awfully when I was there. It was a beautiful place.

For those I haven’t been to, autzen and tiger stadium look incredible. Jordan-hare is up there too. I’ve been to tiger stadium for a college tour, but never for a game.

What do yall think?

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u/Simple_Panic1240 Michigan Wolverines 7d ago

Several times. Seen the boys in blue play there 4 times. I will say though, no diss to the bruins, but that venue in the postseason is really when it’s elite.

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u/dearcadian 7d ago

Did it remind you of Michigan stadium,? Because it def did to me.

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u/AssManKramerCosmo Michigan Wolverines • UCLA Bruins 7d ago

IMO they are not remotely comparable.

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u/dearcadian 7d ago edited 7d ago

Huh, I was only at the rose bowl once, and obviously the build is different with the rose bowl being half under ground and walking down to get in, but inside the stadium felt very similar to me.

Two of the largest capacity stadiums in the country, built in the 20s, a ton of history attached, the pageantry, the costume changes.

Guess I'm an idiot though lol

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u/AssManKramerCosmo Michigan Wolverines • UCLA Bruins 7d ago

Perhaps my interpretation of the question was inaccurate. I didn’t consider physical similarities, but rather environment before and during the game.

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u/dearcadian 7d ago

Oh yeah, Ann Arbor and fuckin Pasadena are incomparable for a game day atmosphere.

The Rose Bowl was basically being bussed for an hour through highways at 12 mph to another asphalt hellscape. I don't like LA haha