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Cole Arguello's blog ::Cheer, Cheer for Old Notre Dame!






Cole Arguello's blog ::Cheer, Cheer for Old Notre Dame!










               Perhaps               no               sport               better               stirs               up               the               passion               of               a               live               crowd               than               college               football.

Fans               of               the               leading               tradition-rich               schools               are               rarely               passive               about               anything               concerning               their               team.

Several               factors               should               be               considered               in               judging               the               top               facilities               for               college               football,               including               size               and               history               of               the               venue,               heritage               of               the               football               program,               quality               of               its               nickname,               and               passion               in               the               fans.


               
               Here               are               the               10               most               intimidating               stadiums               in               college               football:
               1.)               The               Big               House
               No               stadium               bears               a               more               appropriate               nickname               than               the               home               of               the               Michigan               Wolverines.

With               a               record               attendance               of               114,806,               Michigan               Stadium               is               the               largest               non-racing               sporting               facility               in               North               America               and               has               not               held               less               than               100,000               for               a               football               game               since               1975.

An               incredible               35               million               fans               have               passed               through               these               hallowed               turnstiles.

On               Sept.

10,               2011,               the               Big               House               hosted               its               first               night               game,               and               the               bright               lights               saw               Michigan               beat               rival               Notre               Dame               on               a               thrilling               last-second               touchdown.
               2.)               The               Swamp
               Ben               Hill               Griffin               Stadium               did               not               acquire               its               nickname               until               the               successful               Steve               Spurrier               era               of               the               1990s.

The               brash               coach               called               it               "The               Swamp"               because               "only               Gators               get               out               alive"               --               the               name               immediately               stuck.

Opened               in               1930,               the               sweltering               venue               holds               over               90,000               fans               and               hosts               many               gameday               rituals               to               ensure               success.

Remarkably,               The               Swamp               has               guided               the               Gators               to               a               117-16               home               record               since               1990.
               3.)               Death               Valley
               Two               stadiums               share               the               nickname               Death               Valley.

While               Clemson               University               also               possesses               a               historic               facility,               the               home               of               Louisiana               State               University               ranks               as               one               of               the               most               intimidating               stadiums               in               college               football.

LSU               has               a               long               tradition               of               primarily               playing               home               games               on               Saturday               nights.

Formally               called               Tiger               Stadium,               the               venue               is               the               loudest               in               the               football-crazed               SEC.

Seating               over               90,000               fans,               it               is               said               that               the               stadium               at               its               most               raucous               has               registered               as               an               earthquake               on               local               seismology               charts.
               4.)               Beaver               Stadium
               Though               not               opened               until               1960,               the               home               of               Penn               State               University               football               has               quickly               surpassed               even               other               historic               programs.

Since               1966,               it               has               housed               the               career               of               legendary               coach               Joe               Paterno.

With               a               capacity               nearing               110,000               fans,               Beaver               Stadium               is               the               second               largest               sports               venue               in               North               America.

Lately,               the               Big               Ten               venue               has               become               known               for               its               "whiteouts,"               where               fans               dress               in               all               white               for               a               critical               televised               game.
               5.)               The               Horseshoe
               Ohio               Stadium               is               nicknamed               after               its               famous               shape               and               is               a               leading               example               of               open-ended               college               football               venues.

As               one               of               the               louder               facilities               in               the               country,               playing               at               home               has               always               offered               a               drastic               edge               for               Ohio               State               University.

The               Shoe               opened               in               1922               and               now               comfortably               holds               over               100,000               fans.
               6.)               Autzen               Stadium
               Despite               holding               around               60,000               fans,               the               home               of               the               University               of               Oregon               is               one               of               the               loudest               venues               in               college               football.

In               addition               to               the               craziness               of               the               team's               fans,               the               stadium               has               a               sunken               field               and               seems               to               trap               noise.

After               decades               of               futility,               the               Ducks               have               successfully               used               their               significant               home-field               advantage               (and               outlandish               uniforms)               to               become               an               annual               contender               in               the               Pac-12.
               7.)               Los               Angeles               Memorial               Coliseum
               The               home               of               the               University               of               Southern               California               football               is               a               unique               venue               in               sports.

Opened               in               1922,               the               Coliseum               has               hosted               nearly               every               major               form               of               outdoor               athletics,               including               Super               Bowls,               the               World               Series,               two               Olympics,               and               even               various               motor               sports               events.

Unlike               others               on               this               list,               the               facility               has               not               needed               major               expansion,               and               USC               has               enjoyed               crowds               over               100,000               throughout               its               history.
               8.)               Rocky               Top
               Neyland               Stadium               is               the               fourth               largest               outdoor               sporting               venue               in               the               country.

Holding               a               filled               capacity               of               102,455,               the               home               of               the               University               of               Tennessee               opened               in               1921               and               has               undergone               a               series               of               renovations               to               expand.

Perhaps               the               enclosed               stadium               is               best               known               for               the               Volunteers'               signature               bright               orange,               which               adorns               nearly               everything               and               everyone               on               gameday.
               9.)               Camp               Randall               Stadium
               The               home               of               the               Wisconsin               Badgers               is               one               of               the               oldest               stadiums               in               college               football.

Now               holding               over               80,000               fans,               Camp               Randall               has               hosted               Badgers               games               since               1917.

The               stadium               is               always               packed               for               football               games,               and               rowdy               fans               entertain               themselves               with               numerous               traditions,               in               addition               to               indulging               in               plenty               of               cheese               curds               and               bratwursts.
               10.)               Kyle               Field
               The               home               of               Texas               A&M               football               holds               approximately               85,000               spectators,               and               fans               in               Aggieland               have               witnessed               much               success               over               the               years.

During               the               1990s,               the               Aggies               won               an               astounding               55               of               60               games               played               on               this               field.

In               fact,               fans               are               so               convinced               of               the               impact               of               their               facility               on               the               team,               Kyle               Field               is               nicknamed               "Home               of               the               12th               Man."
More               by               Jeff               Briscoe               from               Yahoo!

Contributor               Network:
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13               weeks               of               underrated               college               football               matchups

               Jeff               Briscoe               is               a               writer               from               Florida               who               covers               sports               for               the               Yahoo!

Contributor               Network               and               the               Fort               Myers               Examiner.

A               college               football               fanatic,               he               can               be               found               during               Saturdays               throughout               the               fall               either               at               a               local               stadium               or               firmly               planted               on               the               coach.







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