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College Football’s Top Five Atmospheres From Week 10

by PeteSnydes

Photo credit: Kristi Dosh

During a conversation with a friend this week, someone actually argued that NFL stadiums are harder to play in as an opposing player than college venues. He was advised to read this weekly column before the author had a good laugh.

As is customary, here are the past week’s top five atmospheres:

Honorable Mention – Amon G. Carter Stadium

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Photo courtesy of TCU athletics

This win was for Gary Patterson.

5. Michigan Stadium

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Photo courtesy of Michigan athletics

One might argue that almost every college football fan in America should have a night game at “The Big House” on the ole bucket list. It’s truly a special place.

4. Ross–Ade Stadium

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Photo courtesy of Purdue athletics

With a win on Saturday against Michigan State, Purdue became the first unranked football team in FBS history to defeat two top-5 teams in the same season. Can you blame the city of West Lafayette for partying until the sun came up?

Check out the thread underneath that tweet. It takes you into the eye of the storm.

3. Nippert Stadium

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Photo courtesy of Cincinnati athletics

It was a truly memorable weekend in Cincinnati as College GameDay made its first-ever trip to campus. Let’s just say that the fans didn’t disappoint.

2. Bryant-Denny Stadium

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Photo courtesy of Alabama athletics

It’s Alabama vs. LSU in Tuscaloosa on a Saturday night. What more could you need in life?

@kylepeace47

I can’t imagine this as a visiting player 😂😂 #rolltide #alabama #tuscaloosa

♬ original sound – Kyle Peace

When it comes to seeing electric waves, this is the first. Boy, is it something.

1. Kyle Field

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Photo credit: Tim Yeager

You call it a cult. We call it a top-three atmosphere in all of sports.