@@IgnoretheButter The SEC is part of the Power 5 conferences. And also, probably only the Big 10 Conference rivals the SEC with the number of huge stadiums. The 100k variety that is.
I’m a Florida alum, and without a doubt Neyland is one of the top 2-3 stadiums. Not only is it one of the biggest, it’s on the river, which adds to the tailgate atmosphere, and the actual inside of it is SO nice. It’s nicer than most NFL stadiums
Went to watch Georgia play them in 2019. Made the trip up to Knoxville and found a nice spot to tailgate with some other Georgia fans. I liked how there was a lot of public parking nearby.
I've lived my whole life within sight of Neyland stadium so I've done a lot of tailgating there. Besides the tailgating the river is a huge bonus because it's accessable for all the rich people who live in West Knoxville to drive their boats from their homes to the stadium. I'm not 100% sure, but I believe Tennessee is the only team in the SEC with a "Navy" that shows up at every game. That really adds to the whole game day experience.
Dude hands down best stadium in America, I’ve been to a lot and I am a life long Knoxville boy ….. but no other sec team comes close. LSU is the closest tho
My dad lived there and said it was absolutely horrible lol he said that it was one of the cheapest places to live on campus and therefore was wildly outdated loud and dirty
Texas a&m only has chair back seats on one half because the other half is meant for the student section and at A&M it is expected you stand throughout the entire game! Great vid!
Cody Cupp:. I prefer someone who isn't so familiar with the SEC and American football pick their favorite stadiums because they aren't biased. Plus he is basing his choice on how the stadiums look to his eyes and not how loud and wild a stadium's fans get.
@@beaujac311 Yeah, but saying Jordan-Hare isn’t all the vibrant on the inside is a head scratcher. The stadiums have fans in them when the games are played, and that makes JHS, Neyland, and Tiger Stadium far better than what they look like without them.
For out of town visitors the best thing about Vanderbilt's stadium is that its a couple of miles from Broadway and even closer to Midtown in Nashville where a person can have a good time.
That can be kind of a negative tho. There’s SO much to do, so why sit in an uncomfortable bleacher for 3 hours when you’re in Nashville? Same problem southern cal has
Neyland is the only true two level coliseum in the sport, with a capacity just under 102,000, and when big games come like last Saturday, one of the loudest places you'll ever experience. I guess since this is coming from an Aussie, I'll give it a pass, but it's easily a top 2-3 stadium in the conference, and probably top 5 in the nation.
Get some updated footage of Neyland plz, and take a look at the outside of the stadium from the ground like you do with the others, you might find it's better than 7th!!
@@cman16 How far into my online presence did you have to dig to figure it out, and was it worth the time? But beyond that, I’m doubting any non-Tennessee fans would disagree with our sentiment. The game on Saturday showcased Neyland at its best yet again.
Neyland at 7?????????? That is wild I’m not even a Tennessee fan but I’ve been to Neyland and a lot of these other stadiums and nothing beats rocky top. This is an absolute crime. Oklahoma and Texas aren’t in the sec yet why even add them
Whoop!! Gig’em Aggies!! You did forget to mention the new park that’s seated right outside Kyle Field, the different features just outside the stadium like the 12th Man Statue and that all the previous Reveille’s, the Queen of Aggieland, are buried right outside with a little score board so they can watch the game!
Lars Cederberg:. Sanford Stadium is a piecemeal stadium. They built parts of it over the last 90 years. When they did make additions they made sure to keep it looking like it was design from an original drawing. I think they've done a great job of it.
@@dawgvet7756 We are about to make another expansive remodel around GATE 9 next year. Ripping a chunk out to put in a standing room only area, and another beer garden for the common folks. Another plan is to extend the upper deck around the top (east side) of the stadium adding another 15 - 20k seats. I doubt this plan will ever become reality, that darned train track and graveyard.
Neyland at 7 is a JOKE. No way The Swamp, Darrel K, Bryant Denny, or Sanford Stadium should be ahead. I’m not mad with Death Valley or Kyle Field being ahead but I still don’t agree. You’re very wrong.
Since you mentioned the MSU Bulldog being buried under the field perhaps you could have shown the burial ground for the departed Texas Aggies mascots outside the north end zone. At one time there was an opening so the pups could keep an eye on the scoreboard in the south end zone. But when that was closed in several years ago for a seating expansion, a scoreboard was installed outside the stadium so the departed mascots could keep up.
Neyland is pretty rough when you get to certain parts. It's old, but that's just 'experience' and we wouldn't have it any other way. Atmosphere can't be beat ANYWHERE. The whole world saw that last Saturday night. GBO
The reason the distribution of chair backs at kyle field is so strange is because the student section stands for the whole game and all those bleacher seats are for the students.
Few little known facts about UGA's Sanford Stadium. Sanford stadium is actually built over a still active creek (Tanyard creek) UGA's hedges were planted in 1929 and the hedges today are descendants (cuttings) of the original hedges. The hedges were temporarily removed for the 1996 Olympics soccer games, they were found to be suffering from nematodes and healthy cuttings from the original plants were sent to 2 separate, then "secret", nurseries owned by UGA grads and those cuttings are what replaced the "original" hedges. UGA's field is known as playing "Between the Hedges" (It is has been re-named Dooley field but it will always be known as playing Between the Hedges) Auburn's hedges were planted in 1987 when then head coach Pat Dye ( a UGA grad was there. BTW UGA's coach Dooley is an Auburn grad ) Unbeknownst to some, there is a chain link fence hidden by the hedges. There was a student streaker at my graduation from UGA in 1986 that was chased, tried to hurdle the hedges and missed. He found the chain link the hard way :)
@@xOtherStone The tunnel is home to a LOT of endangered bats, so its protected and a crime to trespass. Besides, who really wants to walk through all those Auburn tears anyways? Its prolly best to just try climbing The Steg if you want excitement. Run the Trifecta before you graduate.
@@firechicken2011 oh wow I had no idea about the bats. Interesting. Well yeah I reckon I can always run the trifecta although I believe they removed the water tower by Macon highway (I think climbing that was part of the trifecta right?). I imagine it’ll flood with Tennessee tears soon and be too hard to traverse anyways lol
@@jacobhawkinsmusic Bryant-Denny has no room to talk. For most of Bama's existence your stadium was small and trash...That is why you played your big games at Legion in Birmingham.
Worked at Ben Hill Griffin for several years. ABSOLUTELY HATED that the isles are in the center of a section, and not as borders/ends of sections. This causes a lot of confusion for fans finding their correct section and seat. Needless.
This is a great idea for a series, since a lot of teams have been moving conferences since your last FBS stadiums videos. I would personally love to see the Big XII with Cincinnati, Houston, BYU, and UCF added! Also, on an unrelated note, did you release a video of the stadiums of the WAC, an FCS conference? Or did I just miss it?
I retired and took a job working at Sanford Stadium (UGA). It has been one of the most satisfying jobs that I have ever had the pleasure to do. Not bad for being over 100 years old.
Although I agree with Vanderbilt being last, I am pretty interested in visiting because it is in the middle of Nashville which means there's plenty to do.
Kyle Field is very nice. It has changed a lot over the years especially since I went to school at A&M. I have seen games at LSU, Oklahoma, and Texas as well... all being dramatically updated since my time. Thanks for sharing the views.
Your shots of Neyland are prior to the new stadium renovations. They added a viewing deck, added a second massive screen and replaced the old screen. I’ve been to 6 of the 14 stadiums. Neyland is the best hands down.
It wasn’t that long ago that Jordan hare stadium was considered one of the top few stadiums in the conference. It desperately needs some exterior renovations so that it can look more like the nicer ones today. Conversely, Bryant-Denny used to be an absolute joke, but Alabama has poured tons of money into it now that it has replaced Legion Field entirely as their home stadium. Texas A&M’s campus just drips money. It’s no wonder their stadium has been improved up,to this standard. They literally have a women’s indoor track practice facility that is nicer than half these football stadiums.
Yeah Razorback stadium is renovated constantly. Might have less seats for now then the others but It sure gets loud here in Fayetteville when we play. Other stadiums like sc and uk and ole miss u don’t see them sold out seats. Win ark wins a nation championship one year forget the field goal, the who fucking Stadium is coming down so a future renovation is coming soon.
Your impression of a Cajun seismologist was awe inspiring! As a UK employee, Kroger Field is a pretty good place to watch a football game. The tailgating is pretty cool, as well. Parking stinks, but that's true for most big stadiums.
I liked Kentucky. Went up there in 1991 for the Ole Miss game and had a great time. My grandparents lived about 1/2 mile from the stadium when they were alive. I recall walking a bit to the stadium but nothing too bad
The first thing I noticed in comparison to our Arkansas stadium was all the close large parking lots! Most people have to park a mile or more from the stadium because the parking lots are mostly for season ticket holders, and their passes can cost a $100 or more per game if you want to park close! The season pass holders have to pay way more than that just for the parking lot pass.
The fact that u have AU behind two freaking schools that aren't even a part of the sec yet is a slap in the face. Arguably one of the greatest atmospheres in cfb, from big games, to rival fan experiences. I can tell that whoever ranked this list has no real knowledge of sec football.
Kingdom of Vlogs:. He knows that. If you look under the title of this video in the video it says including Texas and Oklahoma who will be joining soon.
Neyland might look impressive on tv, but it is old, nasty, cracks throughout, and the seats in the upper deck are just covered in pigeon poo. They do not take care of that place at all and because of that, Neyland would never be one of the best stadiums. The concourse makes you feel like you are in the 1960's.
The original horseshoe structure portion of Death Valley (LSU, obviously) contained dorms. Stdent literally lived in the stadium. While games were played.
I remember while I was in high school, our Ag class went to the LSU rodeo in ‘83 or ‘84. We got to LSU early morning and our teacher and assistant principal turned us loose, saying “We don’t want to see you until tonight”. I passed by Tiger Stadium, and I could see students looking out and down towards me. That was pretty cool to see. I walked all over campus and went to Leisure Landing to buy some cassettes. Met up with some classmates later and they took me to a little A-frame building that sold cheap hamburgers, 25¢ I think. It was located on Highland Rd.
College football is basically a religion in the SEC. So you are literally disparaging adherents temples when you criticize these stadiums. Not placing Neyland at number 1 may have people looking for your head. Lol, thanks for sharing though.
Neyland Stadium is also full of administrative and faculty offices. Yes, inside the stadium structure itself. So its not just a stadium, but part of the education part of the college. And you made a queen joke....bruh, she's dead.
Yeah of I wanted #1 (close but no cigar... **sighs**), but I honestly did like the first pic he showed of A&M's outside so I understand some of his reasoning as to why he would rank them above UGA/Sanford even if I don't like it lol. Been to other stadium's but never another SEC team so I don't personally know anything but our stadium. Never been to Neyland so idrk.
How is Neyland not #1, let alone top 3?!?!. It’s the most uniform looking out of them all with balance round interior. It’s also surrounded by mountains & on river. It looks the best from inside & outside with the brick facade. It looks like it was actually built all at once, where the other stadiums look like sections have been patched in throughout the years to add capacity. It’s also one of the loudest & newest looking even though it’s old.
I don’t really understand this list ! What is it based off of because what is special about Alabama field ! It’s obvious TN is #1 UT is def top 3 in the country and #1 as far as environment on game day !
University of Kentucky's stadium is named Commonwealth Stadium. Kroger bought the name of the field, not the stadium. The correct name is Kroger Field at Commonwealth Stadium. I have sent this correction before and got a response, but yet here we are with wrong name again.
You definitely got #1 right. Kyle Field is an absolute palace. Even the interior corridors are clean and easy to navigate. Also it's hard to see in photos but the stadium seating is built in a very vertical way that puts even the highest seats relatively close to the field.
@@greenwave819 I've been to every SEC stadium for a game. As a stadium Kyle Field is definitely #1. You cans argue maybe LSU has a better environment but that's a big maybe and it very game specific.
I think Neyland Stadium should be 1 or 2. It has a great view of the Knoxville Skyline and the outside is modern. It once sat over 107,000 and the largest in all of college football but built press boxes on opposite sides reducing seating by 5,000. It still holds 103,000.
Georgia's stadium should have been behind south Carolina's. no way in hell its number 2. Tennessee should have been much higher. Google says it's not the loudest stadium in college football but I think Even Google is wrong there. overall great video though. just had a few discrepancies
Most fans @ Vandy’s stadium are fans from the opposing teams. Attended the first Music City Bowl & was absolutely miserable w/snow flurries & sleet. Neyland stadium used to have the ‘Body Farm’ underneath, donated dead bodies used in teaching forensic students @ crime scenes.
I’ve visited 9/14. Sanford at #2 is a bit high and it’s my alma mater. Truly is built into the campus hills though. I graduated in the Grady building right next to it. My roommate dropped me off one day and was amazed to drive around the corner and see the stadium out of nowhere as she crossed the bridge.
No true Dawg would ever say that. Unlike all the other stadiums in the SEC, it's the only stadium where every single new renovation was built specifically to blend into the existing stadium so it doesn't look haphazard as all the other stadiums do. It's remained symmetrical, which is important. It's the most beautiful stadium in the conference, inside and out, and I say that knowing that the outside could use some bricking.
@@bretmarks What??? Sanford Stadium is small??? It's 93K seats, dumbass. And it doesn't have a great vibe??? You have no idea what you're talking about. th-cam.com/video/ZMnPvy7E2GA/w-d-xo.html
Since you included Texas and Oklahoma early, you should have also included MBS Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Jerry’s World. SEC Championship, Florida/Georgia, Arkansas/TAMU
@@govakgreatness864 The SWC disbanded, and the Texas legislature forced A&M, Baylor, and Texas Tech to join the Big 8 with texas (who was the only one that both wanted to join, and was desired by the conference). Tech and Baylor were doomed to be in a crappy conference without intervention (see TCU for an example), and A&M wanted to go to the SEC.
Man for Mississippi State, should’ve included the deafening sounds of the cowbells. That’s what makes our stadium special, it’s the inability to hear yourself think
This is a horrible video. First off Oklahoma is in the Big 12 not the SEC. 2nd off Neyland has been voted either #1 or #2 in actual real football polling not some guy thats clueless. Do you research before making ur next video!!!
I can’t wrap my head around why Bryant-Denny (then Denny) was built across the street from a cemetery? Or, was the adjacent cemetery planted across the street from the stadium? Either scenario doesn’t make sense.
UK easily has the nicest stadium. Not because I'm biased, but because of the technology, the vending, the tailgating area, the overall ease of leaving, the police having excellent ways of routing people safely to their vehicle, the chair seating even in upper deck, the suites, the lounges, the restaurants in the stadium, the fireworks show they put on. You truly won't understand unless you visit each of these stadiums. But out of all the stadiums I've been to, Kentucky has the nicest one.
I find it crazy how the SMALLEST stadium in this conference is still larger than the LARGEST stadium in my entire country (Finland).
Sheeeh
Sheesh... I mean the power 5 then probably almost all have stadiums bigger... with maybe a couple outliers.
@@IgnoretheButter The SEC is part of the Power 5 conferences. And also, probably only the Big 10 Conference rivals the SEC with the number of huge stadiums. The 100k variety that is.
@@SuperSirianRigel I know... I'm saying though, that most power 5 stadiums are probably bigger than anything Finland has
@@IgnoretheButter Oh ok. That is likely a true statement. lol.
Neyland at 7 is an absolute crime
Most of the seats are i the end zone
Neyland top 3 at least
especially from last night from beating Bama. what a zoo.
Neyland for me is number 2
You Vols homies are cracked just like the lower level of your smelly, riverside rathole of a stadium.
I’m a Florida alum, and without a doubt Neyland is one of the top 2-3 stadiums. Not only is it one of the biggest, it’s on the river, which adds to the tailgate atmosphere, and the actual inside of it is SO nice. It’s nicer than most NFL stadiums
Mf so beautiful g 💯 865 only if y’all could have seen it tn in person
Went to watch Georgia play them in 2019. Made the trip up to Knoxville and found a nice spot to tailgate with some other Georgia fans. I liked how there was a lot of public parking nearby.
I've lived my whole life within sight of Neyland stadium so I've done a lot of tailgating there. Besides the tailgating the river is a huge bonus because it's accessable for all the rich people who live in West Knoxville to drive their boats from their homes to the stadium. I'm not 100% sure, but I believe Tennessee is the only team in the SEC with a "Navy" that shows up at every game. That really adds to the whole game day experience.
That means a lot, thanks, go Vols!
Thank you. And while we may disagree about Football, I love me some Larry Bird.
Neyland has a very nice exterior, a really cool new bar and a 2nd jumbotron after the last renovation
Has to be in the top 3 most intimidating stadiums list too
no goalposts though ; they`re in the river !
And you drive your party yacht up to it from your lake house! You don't have to worry about parking.
Let's go Tennessee
Dude hands down best stadium in America, I’ve been to a lot and I am a life long Knoxville boy ….. but no other sec team comes close. LSU is the closest tho
Fun fact about LSU’s stadium, it used to have student dorms built into it, imagine living inside the stadium full time while in school.
It was that way when I attended…mostly players stayed there💜💛💜💛
UF used to be that way, too. It was the athletic dorm.
My dad lived there and said it was absolutely horrible lol he said that it was one of the cheapest places to live on campus and therefore was wildly outdated loud and dirty
This was the same for Southern Miss.
Same for Neyland, it was called Stadium Hall!
Texas a&m only has chair back seats on one half because the other half is meant for the student section and at A&M it is expected you stand throughout the entire game! Great vid!
Neyland really is my favorite. I’d never tell a Tennessee fan that though. I’ve been to all of the stadiums but 3
Too late. Go Vols lol
^^
Go vols
Both Neyland and Jordan-Hare are way underrated.
Neyland Stadium is a dump!!!
Do you really think there is 6 stadiums ranked better then Neyland? Just in the SEC. That's absurd
Cody Cupp:. I prefer someone who isn't so familiar with the SEC and American football pick their favorite stadiums because they aren't biased. Plus he is basing his choice on how the stadiums look to his eyes and not how loud and wild a stadium's fans get.
@@beaujac311 Yeah, but saying Jordan-Hare isn’t all the vibrant on the inside is a head scratcher. The stadiums have fans in them when the games are played, and that makes JHS, Neyland, and Tiger Stadium far better than what they look like without them.
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
For out of town visitors the best thing about Vanderbilt's stadium is that its a couple of miles from Broadway and even closer to Midtown in Nashville where a person can have a good time.
It is also, a home game for your team.
Imagine vandy moves to Nissan stadium now😂😂👀👀👀👀
That can be kind of a negative tho. There’s SO much to do, so why sit in an uncomfortable bleacher for 3 hours when you’re in Nashville? Same problem southern cal has
Neyland is the only true two level coliseum in the sport, with a capacity just under 102,000, and when big games come like last Saturday, one of the loudest places you'll ever experience. I guess since this is coming from an Aussie, I'll give it a pass, but it's easily a top 2-3 stadium in the conference, and probably top 5 in the nation.
Damn sure gave my tide hell with all that crowd noise 🤣
It’s an awfully uncomfortable place to watch a game though. Seats have always been sooooooo close together.
Get some updated footage of Neyland plz, and take a look at the outside of the stadium from the ground like you do with the others, you might find it's better than 7th!!
Still ugly tho
Putting Neyland that far down negates the validity of the whole damn list.
@@cman16 How far into my online presence did you have to dig to figure it out, and was it worth the time? But beyond that, I’m doubting any non-Tennessee fans would disagree with our sentiment. The game on Saturday showcased Neyland at its best yet again.
@@cman16 Who’s your team?
@@cman16 Oh, bless your heart. Forget I said anything.
Neyland at 7?????????? That is wild I’m not even a Tennessee fan but I’ve been to Neyland and a lot of these other stadiums and nothing beats rocky top. This is an absolute crime. Oklahoma and Texas aren’t in the sec yet why even add them
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
Having Rocky Top and The Swamp so low is criminal
Neyland at 7.. Nelyand isn’t 7th nationally. It’s top five.
Sanford is built into a natural valley in the Athens Hills. Doesn’t feel like it takes up too much space yet still seats 93,000. An absolute beauty
Honestly! "It's a beaut Clark. A beaut"
And let us not forget...Gators eat boogers. LOL GO DAWGS!
And filled with the worst fans in America.
Whoop!! Gig’em Aggies!! You did forget to mention the new park that’s seated right outside Kyle Field, the different features just outside the stadium like the 12th Man Statue and that all the previous Reveille’s, the Queen of Aggieland, are buried right outside with a little score board so they can watch the game!
Gig em! 2022 National Champs 🏆
@@jonathanyoung9369 💀💀💀💀💀💀😂😭
@@trxnqy2557 😂😂
@@jonathanyoung9369 Not if we have something to say about it 💀🤣
Go Dawgs
@@jonathanyoung9369 quit drinking the bong water 😂
I like Sanford Stadium looks like the designer used every square inch possible to build this in that spot 😀
Lars Cederberg:. Sanford Stadium is a piecemeal stadium. They built parts of it over the last 90 years. When they did make additions they made sure to keep it looking like it was design from an original drawing. I think they've done a great job of it.
Actually, the university "grew around" Sanford stadium
@@dawgvet7756 We are about to make another expansive remodel around GATE 9 next year. Ripping a chunk out to put in a standing room only area, and another beer garden for the common folks. Another plan is to extend the upper deck around the top (east side) of the stadium adding another 15 - 20k seats. I doubt this plan will ever become reality, that darned train track and graveyard.
Neyland at 7 is a JOKE. No way The Swamp, Darrel K, Bryant Denny, or Sanford Stadium should be ahead. I’m not mad with Death Valley or Kyle Field being ahead but I still don’t agree. You’re very wrong.
Since you mentioned the MSU Bulldog being buried under the field perhaps you could have shown the burial ground for the departed Texas Aggies mascots outside the north end zone. At one time there was an opening so the pups could keep an eye on the scoreboard in the south end zone. But when that was closed in several years ago for a seating expansion, a scoreboard was installed outside the stadium so the departed mascots could keep up.
Texas aggies well there aggies enough said! HOOKEM
I know Georgia has an Uga mausoleum inside the Stadium
cult
The only thing you hear on a quiet night at Davis Wade is the echo of all those damn annoying cowbells still bouncing back and forth through the air.
MSU is Michigan State
Neyland is pretty rough when you get to certain parts. It's old, but that's just 'experience' and we wouldn't have it any other way. Atmosphere can't be beat ANYWHERE. The whole world saw that last Saturday night. GBO
The reason the distribution of chair backs at kyle field is so strange is because the student section stands for the whole game and all those bleacher seats are for the students.
right
Few little known facts about UGA's Sanford Stadium.
Sanford stadium is actually built over a still active creek (Tanyard creek)
UGA's hedges were planted in 1929 and the hedges today are descendants (cuttings) of the original hedges.
The hedges were temporarily removed for the 1996 Olympics soccer games, they were found to be suffering from nematodes and healthy cuttings from the original plants were sent to 2 separate, then "secret", nurseries owned by UGA grads and those cuttings are what replaced the "original" hedges.
UGA's field is known as playing "Between the Hedges" (It is has been re-named Dooley field but it will always be known as playing Between the Hedges)
Auburn's hedges were planted in 1987 when then head coach Pat Dye ( a UGA grad was there. BTW UGA's coach Dooley is an Auburn grad )
Unbeknownst to some, there is a chain link fence hidden by the hedges. There was a student streaker at my graduation from UGA in 1986 that was chased, tried to hurdle the hedges and missed. He found the chain link the hard way :)
One of my goals before I graduate from UGA is to journey in that creek, even if I’m not allowed to lol
@@xOtherStone The tunnel is home to a LOT of endangered bats, so its protected and a crime to trespass. Besides, who really wants to walk through all those Auburn tears anyways? Its prolly best to just try climbing The Steg if you want excitement. Run the Trifecta before you graduate.
@@firechicken2011 oh wow I had no idea about the bats. Interesting. Well yeah I reckon I can always run the trifecta although I believe they removed the water tower by Macon highway (I think climbing that was part of the trifecta right?). I imagine it’ll flood with Tennessee tears soon and be too hard to traverse anyways lol
I wish they would now rename the fields to Charlie Trippi Field
@@xOtherStone Let's hope haha! Hand TN a nice loss lol
lmao putting the Swamp infront of Neyland is hilarious. I've been to Ben Hill Griffin numerous times, it's just a concrete box
Sanford Stadium above Bryant-Dennt too 😂
@@jacobhawkinsmusic Bryant-Denny has no room to talk. For most of Bama's existence your stadium was small and trash...That is why you played your big games at Legion in Birmingham.
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
Worked at Ben Hill Griffin for several years. ABSOLUTELY HATED that the isles are in the center of a section, and not as borders/ends of sections. This causes a lot of confusion for fans finding their correct section and seat. Needless.
This is a great idea for a series, since a lot of teams have been moving conferences since your last FBS stadiums videos. I would personally love to see the Big XII with Cincinnati, Houston, BYU, and UCF added!
Also, on an unrelated note, did you release a video of the stadiums of the WAC, an FCS conference? Or did I just miss it?
Yeah I would even wait a few months to see how conference realignment continues to play out
The WAC still exists? I thought it dissolved after Tech and others moved to C-USA.
I was shocked Georgia made it to number two. I mean I love Sanford Stadium but I definitely think LSU and Tennessee have way nicer stadiums than UGA.
I retired and took a job working at Sanford Stadium (UGA). It has been one of the most satisfying jobs that I have ever had the pleasure to do. Not bad for being over 100 years old.
The fact that you have Neyland stadium at 7 is an absolute freaking joke. Like laughable. It's not even that low in the whole country 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Although I agree with Vanderbilt being last, I am pretty interested in visiting because it is in the middle of Nashville which means there's plenty to do.
That and it held NFL games once
Will be there tomorrow for the Ole Miss game
Having been, it's not bad and I have been to worse stadiums
Interesting fact about Kyle Field: none of the four corners of the stadium are alike.
OH MY GOD, WHO THE HELL CARES?-UT
it can also fit 110,000
You can’t disrespect People’s intelligence because a last name is pronounced differently than how you perceive it.
Kyle Field is very nice. It has changed a lot over the years especially since I went to school at A&M. I have seen games at LSU, Oklahoma, and Texas as well... all being dramatically updated since my time. Thanks for sharing the views.
Your shots of Neyland are prior to the new stadium renovations. They added a viewing deck, added a second massive screen and replaced the old screen. I’ve been to 6 of the 14 stadiums. Neyland is the best hands down.
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
2022 Neyland, right side of photo, 50 yrd line, under awning…. Is me cheering our win against the FL Gators!! Neyland #1 baby!
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
It wasn’t that long ago that Jordan hare stadium was considered one of the top few stadiums in the conference. It desperately needs some exterior renovations so that it can look more like the nicer ones today. Conversely, Bryant-Denny used to be an absolute joke, but Alabama has poured tons of money into it now that it has replaced Legion Field entirely as their home stadium.
Texas A&M’s campus just drips money. It’s no wonder their stadium has been improved up,to this standard. They literally have a women’s indoor track practice facility that is nicer than half these football stadiums.
love how he included Texas and Oklahoma even though they aren't SEC schools (yet)
Putting the real UT and Neyland behind Texas or UGA is a comedy.
How is Neyland at the #7 spot?
South Carolina has the most unique lighting system of any stadium I’ve seen. Looks futuristic
Those lights were just replaced this year with LED lights
@@tommyhuggins1844 yep experienced the season opener and Texas A&M. Electric atmosphere and the lights enhanced it more
out of your mind not putting neyland number 1. the environment alone speaks for itself. maybe because you are british and this is not soccer
Besides your placement of Arkansas and Neyland, this is pretty good. Those two were robbed
Thank you. It's nice seeing people on here speak up for Neyland. The new renovations are great.
Yeah Razorback stadium is renovated constantly. Might have less seats for now then the others but It sure gets loud here in Fayetteville when we play. Other stadiums like sc and uk and ole miss u don’t see them sold out seats. Win ark wins a nation championship one year forget the field goal, the who fucking Stadium is coming down so a future renovation is coming soon.
You lost all credibility when you put Neyland Stadium at #7.
Your impression of a Cajun seismologist was awe inspiring! As a UK employee, Kroger Field is a pretty good place to watch a football game. The tailgating is pretty cool, as well. Parking stinks, but that's true for most big stadiums.
I liked Kentucky. Went up there in 1991 for the Ole Miss game and had a great time. My grandparents lived about 1/2 mile from the stadium when they were alive. I recall walking a bit to the stadium but nothing too bad
The first thing I noticed in comparison to our Arkansas stadium was all the close large parking lots! Most people have to park a mile or more from the stadium because the parking lots are mostly for season ticket holders, and their passes can cost a $100 or more per game if you want to park close! The season pass holders have to pay way more than that just for the parking lot pass.
Cajuns sound nothing like that.
@@jamesfields2916 Kentucky is terrible. If you’re in the upper deck you have to go all the way to the ground for the consession stand.
@@patricksmith5282 I said I liked Kentucky. Don't recall much of the stadium other than we were in the closed endzone on a cool windy night.
The fact that u have AU behind two freaking schools that aren't even a part of the sec yet is a slap in the face. Arguably one of the greatest atmospheres in cfb, from big games, to rival fan experiences. I can tell that whoever ranked this list has no real knowledge of sec football.
Oklahoma and Texas aren’t in the SEC (technically)
.....yet.......
Kingdom of Vlogs:. He knows that. If you look under the title of this video in the video it says including Texas and Oklahoma who will be joining soon.
Neyland might look impressive on tv, but it is old, nasty, cracks throughout, and the seats in the upper deck are just covered in pigeon poo. They do not take care of that place at all and because of that, Neyland would never be one of the best stadiums. The concourse makes you feel like you are in the 1960's.
The original horseshoe structure portion of Death Valley (LSU, obviously) contained dorms. Stdent literally lived in the stadium. While games were played.
I remember while I was in high school, our Ag class went to the LSU rodeo in ‘83 or ‘84. We got to LSU early morning and our teacher and assistant principal turned us loose, saying “We don’t want to see you until tonight”. I passed by Tiger Stadium, and I could see students looking out and down towards me. That was pretty cool to see.
I walked all over campus and went to Leisure Landing to buy some cassettes. Met up with some classmates later and they took me to a little A-frame building that sold cheap hamburgers, 25¢ I think. It was located on Highland Rd.
College football is basically a religion in the SEC. So you are literally disparaging adherents temples when you criticize these stadiums. Not placing Neyland at number 1 may have people looking for your head. Lol, thanks for sharing though.
No way you have GA over Tennessee's Neyland stadium I've been to both and Neyland is by far bigger, better, and louder by far!
Why are you putting Oklahoma and Texas in there already, and putting Neyland stadium at 7 throw this list to out the window.
Neyland Stadium is also full of administrative and faculty offices. Yes, inside the stadium structure itself. So its not just a stadium, but part of the education part of the college. And you made a queen joke....bruh, she's dead.
I’m a big Georgia fan but Tennessees stadium is top notch. And hey at least Georgia got the number 2 spot I’ll take it.
Yeah of I wanted #1 (close but no cigar... **sighs**), but I honestly did like the first pic he showed of A&M's outside so I understand some of his reasoning as to why he would rank them above UGA/Sanford even if I don't like it lol.
Been to other stadium's but never another SEC team so I don't personally know anything but our stadium. Never been to Neyland so idrk.
Go Dawgs
How is Neyland not #1, let alone top 3?!?!. It’s the most uniform looking out of them all with balance round interior. It’s also surrounded by mountains & on river. It looks the best from inside & outside with the brick facade. It looks like it was actually built all at once, where the other stadiums look like sections have been patched in throughout the years to add capacity. It’s also one of the loudest & newest looking even though it’s old.
This guy’s clearly not been to many (or maybe any) of these stadiums.
I don’t really understand this list ! What is it based off of because what is special about Alabama field ! It’s obvious TN is #1 UT is def top 3 in the country and #1 as far as environment on game day !
Neyland is top 3
Dawg you’re joking. Razorback stadium is top 7. You’re tripping
That’s what I’m saying. Definitely above Ole Miss, Auburn, Mizzou, Kentucky, and South Carolina for sure
Poor Vanderbilt, they can't do anything right. As a Kentucky fan, I honestly hope they win an SEC Championship someday.
Uhm. They have an amazing baseball team
I am an Auburn alum, but I have to say Georgia's stadium was my favorite away stadium and experience.
Glad we could treat you to a nice Saturday in Athens! ❤️🖤😁
Good luck with the rest of the seasons Tigers.
University of Kentucky's stadium is named Commonwealth Stadium. Kroger bought the name of the field, not the stadium. The correct name is Kroger Field at Commonwealth Stadium. I have sent this correction before and got a response, but yet here we are with wrong name again.
Sorry Aussie, it goes Neyland, Death Valley, Texas A&M
Neyland Stadium is, by far, the best stadium in the SEC. Sorry, but your evaluation is incorrect😂 🧡🍊🧡 #VFL
Neyland is number 1. It is the best stadium to watch a game
You should do the C-USA ranking stadiums, including the 4 new teams
This^ and the new Big 12!
You definitely got #1 right. Kyle Field is an absolute palace. Even the interior corridors are clean and easy to navigate. Also it's hard to see in photos but the stadium seating is built in a very vertical way that puts even the highest seats relatively close to the field.
Too bad A&M can't find a coach to make any of it worth attending.
@@haroldfarquad6886 yaaaa the right coach would put A&M's average attendance at 102,000 instead of 100,500.
What a brain dead comment
@@haroldfarquad6886 😡 don’t remind us
Kyle field is pretty nice, not #1 though.
@@greenwave819 I've been to every SEC stadium for a game. As a stadium Kyle Field is definitely #1. You cans argue maybe LSU has a better environment but that's a big maybe and it very game specific.
I think Neyland Stadium should be 1 or 2. It has a great view of the Knoxville Skyline and the outside is modern. It once sat over 107,000 and the largest in all of college football but built press boxes on opposite sides reducing seating by 5,000. It still holds 103,000.
I mean to be fair UT (Texas) has an outstanding view of downtown Austin and it’s skyline also. While also having 100k+.
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
Oh hell nah. You did NOT just rank the eyesore that is the swamp over my Neyland.
Neyland at 7 🙄🙄🙄🙄 It’s voted in the top stadiums in the country year over year for a reason.
re rank Tennessee. they have one of the best atmospheres in the conference. check out last week's game for example
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
Neyland is top 3 easily
You should rank the big 10 football stadiums next
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LSU being #4 makes sense but the experience being there makes it #1
GEAUX TIGUHS
Your sense of humor in this is hilarious
Georgia's stadium should have been behind south Carolina's. no way in hell its number 2. Tennessee should have been much higher. Google says it's not the loudest stadium in college football but I think Even Google is wrong there. overall great video though. just had a few discrepancies
Neyland stadium should be higher on here. At least top 4.
Most fans @ Vandy’s stadium are fans from the opposing teams. Attended the first Music City Bowl & was absolutely miserable w/snow flurries & sleet. Neyland stadium used to have the ‘Body Farm’ underneath, donated dead bodies used in teaching forensic students @ crime scenes.
That's a little dramatic. It used to have the Anthropology department based there.
The Body farm is still at UT. It was never at the stadium. Anthropology was
Neyland at 7 is beyond whack.
Neyland stadium number 7 really I think it should be 4
At some point, any school desiring to be part of the SEC should actually BE in the SE. (looking at you Oklahoma, A&M, and Texas).
Neyland is number 7??? I was expecting 1 - 3 ...but 7??
Ask bam bam if Neyland should be#7
I’ve visited 9/14. Sanford at #2 is a bit high and it’s my alma mater.
Truly is built into the campus hills though. I graduated in the Grady building right next to it. My roommate dropped me off one day and was amazed to drive around the corner and see the stadium out of nowhere as she crossed the bridge.
No true Dawg would ever say that. Unlike all the other stadiums in the SEC, it's the only stadium where every single new renovation was built specifically to blend into the existing stadium so it doesn't look haphazard as all the other stadiums do. It's remained symmetrical, which is important. It's the most beautiful stadium in the conference, inside and out, and I say that knowing that the outside could use some bricking.
Yeah but it’s small and open ended, doesn’t make for a great vibe
@@bretmarks What??? Sanford Stadium is small??? It's 93K seats, dumbass.
And it doesn't have a great vibe??? You have no idea what you're talking about.
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@@bretmarks 93k isn’t small, and being open to the bridge and campus improves the vibe even if it lets some sound escape
kyle field does`nt need chairback-seats because its a tradition there that all the crowd stand all game long
Lost me the moment you placed Neyland at 7. Just, no.
Ranking Neyland at a 7 is dumb AF. Definitely should be in the top 3.
Since you included Texas and Oklahoma early, you should have also included MBS Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Jerry’s World. SEC Championship, Florida/Georgia, Arkansas/TAMU
I think your ranking suck considering two of your top five stadiums are schools that aren't even in the conference as of yet
All Texas teams need to be in a lone star conference. Immediately would be one of the top conferences
The Southwest conference was basically that plus Arkansas. SWC merged with the big 8 to make the big 12 in the 90s
@@govakgreatness864 The SWC disbanded, and the Texas legislature forced A&M, Baylor, and Texas Tech to join the Big 8 with texas (who was the only one that both wanted to join, and was desired by the conference). Tech and Baylor were doomed to be in a crappy conference without intervention (see TCU for an example), and A&M wanted to go to the SEC.
@@barneystinson2781 You can thank SMU for the demise of the SWC.
Always a fun day when my apartment makes an appearance on this wonderful channel!
Neyland at 7??? I get it’s an opinion but that is just objectively a bad opinion
No joke this video was made on my birthday!!
Man for Mississippi State, should’ve included the deafening sounds of the cowbells. That’s what makes our stadium special, it’s the inability to hear yourself think
Watch Tennessee beat Florida and storm the field. Nothing like Neyland stadium
Neyland is the best with the Vol Navy and the new beverage bar.
Neyland Stadium is a dump.
This is a horrible video. First off Oklahoma is in the Big 12 not the SEC. 2nd off Neyland has been voted either #1 or #2 in actual real football polling not some guy thats clueless. Do you research before making ur next video!!!
Vanderbilt has the worst stadium but is easily in the best city.
As a Nashville-area native and a Vol fan, I'll heartily agree.
I can’t wrap my head around why Bryant-Denny (then Denny) was built across the street from a cemetery? Or, was the adjacent cemetery planted across the street from the stadium? Either scenario doesn’t make sense.
UK easily has the nicest stadium. Not because I'm biased, but because of the technology, the vending, the tailgating area, the overall ease of leaving, the police having excellent ways of routing people safely to their vehicle, the chair seating even in upper deck, the suites, the lounges, the restaurants in the stadium, the fireworks show they put on. You truly won't understand unless you visit each of these stadiums. But out of all the stadiums I've been to, Kentucky has the nicest one.