That does annoy me to no end!! If you are going to present yourself as an "expert" or PRETEND to "know" what you are talking about....at least get the NAME correct!!
Most all stadiums are good. Environment is more important than looks. Auburn and LSU have the best home field advantages in the SEC. MSU is pretty high because of the @#$& cowbells.
@@josephcernansky1794Here in Ga., we have sports announcers & news anchors who mispronounce school names (1 is a COUNTY in the state) & the stadiums high schools use.
Grew up going to Vandy football games. That stadium should have been updated years ago. Good to see their finally putting money into the football team. Thanks for the Video!
In no way 1-13 interchangeable 😂 nobody on the planet would rank kentucky Missouri Arkansas msu or any of those over the top 6 in your logic you could interchange lsu and kentucky there's no comparison
As a Vols fan I am super biased here, but Neyland should be #3 under Kyle and Tiger. Kyle is the coolest stadium but Tiger probably has the best culture & atmosphere. Neyland is far more classic and unique than Bama, also Bama's crowd are pathetic when they aren't in the running for the national title. The Swamp's capacity is mid tier for the SEC although I do like the look.
Too bad A&M doesn't belong in the SEC and will always be an abomination within the conference. Stadium size doesn't make up for the fact it's on the wrong side of the Mississippi.
@@haroldfarquad6886 your bone to pick ain't with me buddy. Plus there are several teams now that are going to be on the wrong side and as a Louisiana resident I can literally walk from Tiger Stadium to the west side of the Mississippi. Times change. Get over it.
Thing about LSU is it still has that open North end zone. If they closed that section off with something that trapped even more noise, it would be no question.
@@carsontate01 I'm sure that the facade could be replicated somehow, they did a good take at the south end zone. My point is that I prefer stadiums that are mostly closed in and "complete".
Mizzou back in their big 12 days used to be a tougher place to play when they had chase Daniel, Blane Gabbart, and then John Franklin. They used to get rowdy
Anytime I hear Blane Gabbart’s name I can only think of that Broncos fan who makes sports videos and he says “whatever the hell a ‘Blane Gabbart’ is” 😂
I have watched several of the productions this guy has made about various facilities across the country. He couldn't be more wrong about Texas a&m! Why, you might ask? The first thing is he talks about the stadium not being sold out. Last year we had 39,000 sports passes for students sell out, before the season even started. The remaining tickets were sold out through season ticket holders and what's called the 12th man foundation. So he needs to do a little more research before giving his opinion on these facilities across the country. I live in the SEC conference and have visited several of these stadiums. There's no way in the world tiger stadium is number one. And neylan should be in the top three. He also needs to learn how to pronounce the stadium in georgia, it's sanford, not stanford. The least he could do is read the name of the stadium in the end zone in the clip that he shows.
Jordan-Hare is pronounced "Jerdan" It's Sanford, not Stanford. It's "Knee-land" not "knee-lon" Just some constructive criticism. I really like your videos!
I have a hard time taking any ranking or comments seriously when you can't even pronounce the name of the stadium correctly. You don't seem to know the capacities, facilities, or what kind of game-day experience they provide for the fans. THAT is what makes a stadium good, bad, or otherwise not just looking at a picture. This was a personal stadium beauty contest. I can tell you from experience that regardless of the style of the stadium nothing beats the experience of a game at Auburn, LSU, Florida, or Tennessee for game-day experience. Ole Miss, Georgia, and Alabama are up there as well.
I’d put Neyland ahead of Kyle Field and the Swamp, it may be getting ran down, but it’s architecture is still amazing. If they modernize it I would say it’s on par with Tiger Stadium at the top.
Neyland is an older stadium, but it does have excellent handicapped seating and it's riverfront location makes it distinctive as well. The two tier system works for Neyland because it was built and expanded over time in a natural bowl. You enter the west side of the stadium at the mid level section from ground level. A ramp rising up from the river gives you easy and quick access to east stadium mid level section. You don't have to climb continuous circular ramps or need a gps to navigate isolated disconnected sections. If he had actually attended a game there he might know how to pronounce it. Also being in a legitimate urban center with ample tourist areas near by, there are ample bus transit options to get to the game. Plus how many stadiums have been the site of a Civil War battle, a Worlds Fair, and a Michael Jackson concert?
Why do any of us listen to this dude, half his stadium capacity numbers are way off (watch any video on rice for example), he mispronounces names and says the same exact thing for every stadium but just changes the way he says it
@@justamaninTN I definitely agree that BHG is criminally overrated. The reason I'm not pounding the table for Neyland (right now) is because we have some structural and infrastructural things that we need to handle before we worry too much about visible upgrades. Florida did some structural reassuring back in 07' so I'm being humble for now.... but know it's coming. Lol
South carolina def is way higher than 9, that place gets loud and is sold out even when the team has a losing record, sc has some die hard fans that will cheer the team even if they are 2-8 lol Edit: oh its ranked on how nice the stadiums are lol 😂😂😂
Boomer Sooner Fan here, first Texas Stadium in Austin, Texas they did NOT botch the end zone as one fan has described because the Austin, Texas skyline plus smaller scale at OU to the North is OKC skyline Oklahoma City 18 miles North. Both the OKLAHOMA and TEXAS fan bases are ready for July 1st, 2024 moving to the SEC. So in 2024 you SEC fans want to be seated on the East Side upper deck a night game beautiful sunset, bath rooms and concession easy access during a timeout. Finally to your right or North is Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. BOOMER SOONER!!
Your letting ESPN&N FL glasses Color your opinion of this list. You're not taking account of how noisy the stadiums are, and that is what makes SEC stadiums stand out from the rest. 1. UGA- Perfect example Arkansas 2021. Top 10 matchup and the Georgia fans won that game For the bulldogs. It was Arkansas 1st real Road game since 2019 because of covid and the crowd affected the hogs in the first half 2. Bama - Because of nick saban that place is just extremely hard to win at 3. Tenn - it feel(with the swamp) like the last couple classic SEC stadium because It has looked the same for most of my life. And looking up and seeing the checkers through that massive bowl is impressive. 4. LSU - Passionate fans Probably the #1 program in the west. Because of that It's a little overrated. 5. Arkansas - I know I know you're gonna this is the 1st 1 that you're going to jump all over me. Jalen hurt said it's the loudest stadium he's ever been in, It was so loud you couldn't hear the clap and it made him feel like he had a sinus infection. Greg McElroy And also mike leech Or a cup on the list that said it was the hardest place they had to play. And that was before the north end zone Was completed into the bowl it is now. Last example when chad Kelly fumbled On the last drive in16. It got so loud in there that it shook the cameras that are built in with a stables and heavy duty tripod. 6. SC - Almost same thing as Arkansas except for the east. Just look at who they beat in that stadium top 5 Georgia top 5 Alabama In the list goes on. It is 1 of the loudest and most ruckus It is 1 of the loudest and most ruckus environments in the SEC. 7. AUBURN - Weird stuff happens there. Arkansas 2020, The kick 6 against bama. And that same year the catch against Georgia. 8. Florida - It's big In game day loves to talk about it But whenever I've been there it's not that loud and it doesn't get super rowdy like the other schools do. But it can be really hot at 3 games. 9. TAM- It's big They say it's intimidating. Just like you said When they don't want to the fans don't show up and that is a negative 10. Tie the Mississippi schools - Davis wade is 1 of the most striking Renovations of any stadium in the SEC , it went from a good high school field to a postcard stadium with 1 renovation. It's incredibly. And old miss just has extremely passionate fans And there's really not a bad seat in that whole stadium. Both really fun stadiums to go see football game. 12 -14 candy UK mizzou - There has to be somebody that comes in last and unfortunately these 3 schools do. All 3 are good stadiums and better than most other power 5It's just they're small and they haven't kept up with the renovations with the rest of league. But it's coming
Neyland is quite disappointing. Only Tennessee fans revere it. No one else does. No one envies your stadium, Tennessee. In fact, most are thankful it’s not at their school. The exterior is terrible looking as well. A&M is the only away stadium that I’ve visited in the SEC that reached an ear damaging loudness. You also don’t rank stadiums because of a coach. Wtf? Alabama should be at 4 or 5. There’s nothing super unique or memorable about it. If Nick Saban went to Vanderbilt tomorrow, Vanderbilt’s stadium isn’t going from #14 in the SEC to the top 3. It’s staying out right at 14.
The big 10 may have the best stadiums in college ( Michigan and Penn state stadiums ) but overall the SEC as a conference nothing beats their stadiums , and they adding a couple o nice stadiums in 2024 .
I understand this stuff is subjective, and you don’t do a horrible job here. However many times you say things like “it appears to be some possible club seating here” like just google it and do research. Also I’m not sure if you’ve ever been to any of these stadiums. Miss St ahead of Arkansas’s stadium is pretty ignorant. I’ve been to most of these stadiums and it’s clear the uploader hasn’t. Williams Brice is also ancient compared to the other modernized stadiums in terms of premium seating and it has no real jumbotrons. This list is terrible. I could go further lol
I have been to all 14 in person. A lot of competition here. Night game at Sanford Stadium is best in SEC (btw Auburn alumni, So trying to be objective) Tiger Stadium dump. The Swamp Is the loudest stadium I have been in besides Jordan hare
the Swamp is overrated. been to four or five games there since 2016 and its loud but games at Clemson, LSU, FSU, even Iowa State are crazier than a packed Swamp from my experience. plus its just kind of ugly.
Makes sense you’re an Auburn fan. You’re not subjective at all. There’s a reason LSU defeated Auburn in the 1988 Earthquake Game. There’s a reason Auburn won in Tiger Stadium in 1999 (against an atrocious 3-8 LSU squad) and then went over 20 years without another win in Baton Rouge. If anything, Auburn & Mississippi State have the best reasons to fear and hate Tiger Stadium. Both schools go decades between wins when visiting LSU.
These RU-vid Top whatever videos never make sense especially when they start explaining 😂 7:00 “Yeah there’s just not much special about this stadium” … Well why the hell is it ranked #7 ! 😂😂
….. Stanford Stadium…. Ney-land Stadium…. Dude you are pronouncing the names of some very sacred and historic stadiums. UGA was the very FIRST public land grant university in the United States. Neyland Stadium is one of the loudest and rowdiest stadiums in the WORLD when it’s rocking. More people goes to these places on Saturdays in the south than they go to church on Sunday. Get it together. Thanks for the props on BHG AKA the Swamp tho. And for pronouncing the name right.
Is it just me, or are these dudes videos hard to watch because of the way he pronounces words on top of his lack of editing? He sounds like a dollar store version of Jim Rome
I went to Tiger Stadium. Maybe it was just my seats mixed with the fact that it was a noon game in which Tennessee absolutely destroyed LSU, but it didn’t impress me that much. Looked like a Soviet style stadium from the outside. Pretty ugly.
