<p>As a serious college football fan the general consensus of schools listed so far:</p>
<p>A&M - extremely unique environment, though not as crazy b/c they’re doing all their dumb cheers. Still, having everyone standing and kissing after scores are pretty cool traditions.</p>
<p>Michigan and Notre Dame - not that loud, someone already mentioned “too champagne”</p>
<p>Wisconsin - decent, but lack the history that many other programs have.</p>
<p>LSU - Definitely top 5 - the fact that they’re always night games is a huge advantage</p>
<p>Florida - another top 5</p>
<p>Oklahoma - I’ve been to OU, it’s not as crazy as they think.</p>
<p>Alabama, Penn State, Tennessee, Ohio State and Virginia Tech all are in the top 10…</p>
<p>i dont think the crowd at the coliseum is that loud, take out the marching band and you’ll probably re-assess. i havent been to autzen (oregon) but that’s probably the pac10’s best candidate.</p>
<p>Yeah, Oregon is the only stadium on the west coast that deserves a mention, though Husky Stadium (U-Dub) probably used to rock back in the day - early 90’s when Steve Emtman was playing…</p>
<p>USC’s crowd it way too bandwagon to deserve a mention on this list…
Think about it this way - Nebraska has sold out every single game (now 282 consecutive games) since JFK was president. People in the SEC show up for games starting on WEDNESDAY. It’s just a whole different level of dedication. USC has a couple losing seasons (or the NFL comes back) and it’ll be just like it was in the mid-90’s.</p>
<p>LSU is definitely the loudest I’ve been to, but I wasn’t on the field for that game. Auburn was loud as hell, too but I sucked too much to play in that game, too.</p>
<p>UTEP’s Sun Bowl is probably the most impressive field I’ve been on. Easily the best looking stadium I’ve ever seen. Built right into the side of a mountain.</p>