For the Traveling Sports Fan: Top 10 College Football Venues You MUST See

If you are a college football fan or someone who likes to check out fun events while traveling around the U.S. as a healthcare professional, this article is for you! With football just around the corner, it’s only fitting to list the top 10 college football atmospheres around the country. If you are near any of these awesome sites this fall on assignment, do yourself a favor and check out a game (or at least a tailgate)!

This is my list (being a University of Nebraska graduate, I may be a little biased…GO BIG RED!!!), but we’d love to hear yours!

TOP TEN

Memorial Stadium_blog#1. Nebraska Cornhuskers – Lincoln, NE

Memorial Stadium

Capacity – 87,091

 

 

 

Notre Dame Stadium_blog#2. Notre Dame Fighting Irish – South Bend, IN

Notre Dame Stadium

Capacity – 80,795

 

 

 

Husky Stadium_blog#3. Washington Huskies – Seattle, WA

Husky Stadium

Capacity – 72,500

 

 

 

Kyle Field_blog#4. Texas A&M Aggies – College Station, TX

Kyle Field

Capacity – 102,512

 

 

 

Michigan Stadium_blog#5. Michigan Wolverines – Ann Arbor, MI

Michigan Stadium aka “The Big House”

Capacity – 109,901

 

 

 

Tiger Stadium_blog#6. LSU Tigers – Baton Rouge, LA

Tiger Stadium

Capacity – 102,321

 

 

 

Rose Bowl_blog#7. UCLA Bruins – Pasadena, CA

Rose Bowl

Capacity – 93,542

 

 

 

Ohio Stadium_blog#8. Ohio State Buckeyes – Columbus, OH

Ohio Stadium aka “The Horseshoe”

Capacity – 104,944

 

 

 

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium_blog#9. Florida Gators – Gainesville, FL

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium aka “The Swamp”

Capacity – 88,548

 

 

 

Autzen Stadium_blog#10. Oregon Ducks – Eugene, OR

Autzen Stadium

Capacity – 53,800

 

 

 

So, how did I do? Comment below with your list of favorite college football venues, and be sure to stop by one of these locations if it’s close to your fall travel assignment! If you’d like more information on some of these stadiums, you can reference the links below:

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_football_stadiums_by_capacity

Bleacher Report: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/819908-the-20-top-college-football-atmospheres-in-the-country.

Travel and Leisure: http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/americas-best-college-football-stadiums/

 

Chad SinclairChad Sinclair joined Aureus Medical’s nursing division in June 2006 as an Account Manager for the Midwest Region, specifically Iowa. He now serves as Branch Manager for the New England territory. In his free time, Chad enjoys spending time with his wife and two sons and getting together with friends and family to watch, play, and attend sporting events.

3 comments

  1. hmmm, yea, NO. The fact that you have A&M even ranked in the top 10 leaves your picks lacking validity. College Station is an arm pit of a town, not fun at all and nothing to do. Also, you left off Texas? Really? Texas should be in the top five for the city alone, throw in 102,000 fans and the Godzillatron and it’s an experience you won’t forget. The tailgating is amazing, the people are beautiful (OK, HOT!) and you’re blocks away from Sixth Street. Sorry but you missed the boat on this one, have fun in College Station! LOL

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