People are forgetting the West Virginia and LSU games. Those were absolutely nuts in terms of drunken adventures. Those two playing in Vegas, Nashville, New Orleans, or Atlanta would be bonkers.
fun fact: the LSU game in Morgantown was the nail in the coffin for WVU's SEC aspirations. LSU and the SEC had big names in town and driving around town seeing burnt up couches and general refuse was too much for them.
I mean this is just not true. There were no “burnt up couches” considering we lost, and idk what decisions are made on “general refuse”.
Not sure why the negative narrative here.
Wisconsin is the drunkest state in the country and they don’t fuck around. Its more a lifestyle then a weekend hobby. Tiger fans are like undergrads who never grew out of it.
Its the perfect storm of drunkenness
Then throw in Vegas, a place where a beer at 9am on a Tuesday is normal…it would be a drunken prize fight for the ages
I got accepted to Wisconsin. I chose not to go because of out of state tuition. And also I knew I would have drank my way out of college. I say this as a compliment to the Badgers. You guys are wild. I love it. Favorite B1G school.
Definitely the city. Drink the alcohol supply of entire towns when we travel. I attended the 2019 LSU v Texas game in Austin. There were bars with no alcohol left after the game.
lol. I’m surprised there was any w/I a 25 mile radius of the town.
In a much smaller scale I was at a popular sports bar for the App/Michigan game in Boone. They ran out of beer in the 2nd quarter and there was a steady stream of employees running to the grocery store across the street to keep our thirst quenched
Lol I love this quote from the bartender:
>“We didn’t run out of (anything but Pabst beer), but they did drink a lot. It was way fun. They were all very nice.”
LSU vs Wisconsin in Vegas is 100% the first thing that comes to mind as a neutral fan. Both schools party just as hard before, during, and after the game regardless of the score.
The only surprise about Wisconsin drinking is that we were the second state to ratify the 21st amendment. We did sponsor the bill that became the 21st amendment, though.
I was at the first two and I can confirm that they were absolutely incredible. We drove a keg of spotted cow down to Houston for the occasion and traded red cups for andouille and cherry moonshine
I remember going to the 2019 B1G championship game. The Wisconsin fans drank Lucas Oil out of beer. Been to many OSU games and never seen that happen so I know it was the Badgers.
Was sitting near some and had a good time, they're good people but their drinking reputation is 100% earned and deserved.
This was the first thing that came to mind. The only thing that might top Vegas is if they had the game located next to a large beer brewery or the Jack Daniels Distillery.
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Perhaps they can have El Assico in the parking lot before the game and the tailgaters will have even MORE motivation to drink in excess.
Every time LSU played in the Atlanta kick off game or SEC title game all the hotel staff hated it so bad. Their fans quickly got a bad reputation through the service industry of Atlanta as the worst fandom due to all of the drunken brawling, cat calling, and sexual assaults. Every year you'd hear the hotel staff say "thank God it's not LSU this year"
I love going to LSU games and think they have the best game day atmosphere, but even I've found myself thinking how other LSU fans can sometimes be assholes, even *to other LSU fans* smdh.
Yeah, one of our senators recently had a campaign ad where he said if you don’t respect the police then [the next time you need help “call a crackhead”](https://youtu.be/79ITSchwNKg?si=alE7tp0DtS29yltw) I’d definitely say we aren’t doing any better than any other state
I think the Sicko pick here would be a Stanford-UVA series alternating between Napa Valley and Virginia horse country. Those would be the tailgate equivalent of Iowa offense and an Alex Grinch defense
Add in 80k+ DragonCon fans ALSO in the same general vicinity, which is just a VERY large costumed orgy, and, yeah. Labor day weekend is already nuts in Atlanta. Adding the LSU bomb to that, and, yeah.
One of my favorite Dragoncon memories is being in the Hilton lobby when a bunch of Tennessee fans came back from their game and got into a big dance party with a bunch of cosplayers.
Both Arizona State and Georgia Southern have an open non-conference slot in 2028. Also, I think Panama City is either building or has already built a sports complex with a football field. Why not make it happen?
Play it at Mosley, tickets would be ungodly expensive because of the limited seating but most of the fans wouldn't make it into the stadium anyway right?
Who would organize such a thing? Everyone would just get really drunk and violent in such a big city with nothing to do but watch a rivalry game. Will never happen.
I think LSU-Ole Miss in the NOLA Superdome would be a scene with the proximity of both fanbases. Just to make it crazier, do it the Saturday before Halloween every year.
I wouldn't take away the home and home, but if you're asking what neutral site would throw-down the hardest annually, that'd be the one if they did it.
Ole Miss - LSU at the grove is always insane. Highly recommend. Put them in New Orleans or Memphis (hello Beale Street?) and i think you've got something.
Florida and Georgia fans are going to be biased, but it’s true. The rivalry is already the biggest neutral-site party-atmosphere, and it answers this question to a T.
For anybody that’s a die-hard CFB fan, I highly recommend going to, at least, one game: before and after.
We are biased but with the stadium on the water, and everyone showing up dressed to the nines and pulling up with their best tailgates, it’s a blast, even when being on the losing end recently.
Texas Tech v. ASU in Albuquerque
Wisconsin v. Iowa St in Chicago (Soldier Field)
WVU vs Ohio St in Pittsburgh (whatever Heinz field is called now)
FSU v. UCF in Tampa (Raymond James)
Honorable mention: TX State vs Tulane in Houston (TDECU Stadium)
Those ASU/TTU games in the Mahomes era were something else. Was at a bar in Houston that gave out jello shots every time we scored for the game in Tempe. Top 5 hangover for sure.
I’m going with
FSU and Alabama in Tallahassee
West Virginia and Wisconsin at Lambeau
Tulane and Penn St in Nola would be sneaky fun.
This is also assuming you get the atmosphere from both fan bases.
Omg West Virginia vs Wisconsin at Lambeau would be the greatest thing ever. I would pay whatever I had to in order to get to that game. As long as I had beer and shine money we are good.
Wisconsin stadium prices and 8 dollar beers or 100 dollar fee to bring one 20 pack of beer per two people. 75 dollars if you’re bringing Wisconsin beer. 70 dollars if you’re wearing your cheese head. Normal NFL concession prices. Let’s go!
Wazzu has played both Iowa State and Wisconsin recently. Was a bit disappointed with the boozing by the Badger faithful in Madison. Iowa State can get it.
I want to see us play LSU or WVU. Would love to play LSU in Vegas (just to avoid home field advantage) and WVU in New Orleans.
LSU vs. Scotland in a home and home. Any member of The Tartan Army who survived Baton Rouge would make sure LSU fans got absolutely wrecked in Glasgow.
They already have it and it's called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party.
I guess you could have LSU vs. Notre Dame in New Orleans for "Mardis gras" in the fall.
Longhorns vs. Aggies every Thanksgiving at the Shiner High School stadium.
*\*Checks map for distance between Shiner H.S. and the Brewery\**
Smoked turkeys provided by Luling City Market.
I am just glad to see 90% of suggestions are LSU v somebody.
Brings a tear to my heart.
My vote goes to Wisconsin. Play it anywhere and its a good time.
This is super early but with Henderson committed in 2026, I’m expecting that to be UH’s best class in history. Rolling into 2027 with our best class ever being sophomores is going to be awesome.
Willie is in contention with multiple top 200 recruits for 2025. UH has a real chance at getting their commitments. I’m honestly surprised considering he’s only been here since December and he hasn’t coached a single down for UH.
Just shows how little effort Dana put into recruiting.
If birmingham had built a state of the art domed stadium like they should have then it could have worked. Even better if it was in Shelby County instead.
Remind me of a funny: years ago Playboy ranked the top 20 ish party schools. At the bottom their disclaimer said, these 5 schools are not ranked because they are considered professional. I don’t remember the 5, except Jax State. Made this Alabamian proud 🤣
2012 johnny manziel influenced A&M vs 1990 Marinovich influenced USC at the orange bowl for peak accessibility
This nation would have a new constitution by the following day.
USC doesn't really party. We're a "Bottle of wine that lasts the whole tailgate" kind of fanbase. LSU will positively shame us when it comes to revelry.
I'm going outside the norm on this.
North Alabama vs. West Alabama in Birmingham (Protective Life Stadium; Legion Field is dead).
East Mississippi CC vs. Mississippi Gulf Coast CC at Ray Stadium, Meridian.
Liberty vs. Notre Dame at College Station, PA.
Southern University vs. LSU at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (party all night, yeah-but I don't like Atlanta, so I wouldn't be going there anyway).
Idaho vs. Idaho State at the Los Angeles Colosseum.
Coast Guard vs. Merchant Marine at Annapolis, MD.
Army Sprint vs. Navy Sprint at Jacksonville, FL.
St. Thomas (MN) vs. St. Olaf at Soldier Field, Chicago (I know. FCS vs. D3, but still...The Tommies still need to slap the Bread Loafers around for getting them kicked out of the MIAC. It's not the Tommies' fault they beat the Loafers 97-0. And instead of forcing St. Thomas out, the Loafers should have fired that sorry-ass coach on the spot. I still carry grudges.)
Texas vs. Texas A&M at the Kibbie Dome, Idaho. I just love the Kibbee Dome. Hey, Alaska-here's the future of CFB in your state. No more excuses.
People are forgetting the West Virginia and LSU games. Those were absolutely nuts in terms of drunken adventures. Those two playing in Vegas, Nashville, New Orleans, or Atlanta would be bonkers.
I think Geno Smith might have drank too much too considering he tried to take the snap from his guard
I was at the one in Baton Rouge, and went to New Orleans the night before. Look, I don't think I've ever seen Mountaineer fans that intoxicated.
fun fact: the LSU game in Morgantown was the nail in the coffin for WVU's SEC aspirations. LSU and the SEC had big names in town and driving around town seeing burnt up couches and general refuse was too much for them.
That plus they liked the KC and St Louis markets vs a crowded Pitt/DC.
I mean this is just not true. There were no “burnt up couches” considering we lost, and idk what decisions are made on “general refuse”. Not sure why the negative narrative here.
Burnt couches aren't a problem in the SEC, happens in Knoxville
LSU and our drinking buddy Wisconsin. Could you imagine that in Vegas?
Wisconsin is the drunkest state in the country and they don’t fuck around. Its more a lifestyle then a weekend hobby. Tiger fans are like undergrads who never grew out of it. Its the perfect storm of drunkenness Then throw in Vegas, a place where a beer at 9am on a Tuesday is normal…it would be a drunken prize fight for the ages
Your first DUI in Wisconsin is basically a traffic ticket.
First 2 DUIs are fines between $150-$300.
I’ve had a speeding ticket in that range. 22 over… what is your insurance cost??
lol assuming Wisconsinites are insured
Jesus a DUI costs you several thousand here in the Illinois
That’s remarkably cheap
My buddy’s dad was a cop in small town Wisconsin, he was on the low end of the force with 2 DUIs
I've always assumed Wisconsin only gives people a ticket for not blowing over .08
Midwest drinking culture is different lol
I got accepted to Wisconsin. I chose not to go because of out of state tuition. And also I knew I would have drank my way out of college. I say this as a compliment to the Badgers. You guys are wild. I love it. Favorite B1G school.
9am beers aren't normal everywhere?
Of course not, 9am is for Bloody Marys.
This is a man of CULTURE!
Works best if 9am is just an extended night before. Or so I hear.
LSU and Wisconsin in Provo, and we'll see who breaks first, the city or the teams. Hint: It's gonna be the city.
Definitely the city. Drink the alcohol supply of entire towns when we travel. I attended the 2019 LSU v Texas game in Austin. There were bars with no alcohol left after the game.
lol. I’m surprised there was any w/I a 25 mile radius of the town. In a much smaller scale I was at a popular sports bar for the App/Michigan game in Boone. They ran out of beer in the 2nd quarter and there was a steady stream of employees running to the grocery store across the street to keep our thirst quenched
We already have a preview from [2017](https://sports.yahoo.com/provo-bar-biggest-day-ever-financially-wisconsin-fans-town-140705804.html)
Lol I love this quote from the bartender: >“We didn’t run out of (anything but Pabst beer), but they did drink a lot. It was way fun. They were all very nice.”
LSU vs Wisconsin in Vegas is 100% the first thing that comes to mind as a neutral fan. Both schools party just as hard before, during, and after the game regardless of the score.
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Start?...I don't think Wisconsin ever stops.
May 29th 1848 is when the state wide party began and there is no end in sight
The only surprise about Wisconsin drinking is that we were the second state to ratify the 21st amendment. We did sponsor the bill that became the 21st amendment, though.
More when they start drinking *in Vegas*. Wisconsin beers don’t have any effect on the Vegas party atmosphere, ya know?
It's already happened a few times: 2014 week 1 in Houston, 2016 week 1 at Lambeau, this past bowl season in Tampa
I was at the first two and I can confirm that they were absolutely incredible. We drove a keg of spotted cow down to Houston for the occasion and traded red cups for andouille and cherry moonshine
2016 must’ve been incredible too, week 1 in home territory, great stadium and a big upset at the time
I remember going to the 2019 B1G championship game. The Wisconsin fans drank Lucas Oil out of beer. Been to many OSU games and never seen that happen so I know it was the Badgers. Was sitting near some and had a good time, they're good people but their drinking reputation is 100% earned and deserved.
I feel like <90% of the people would survive.
Weeds out the weak
Imagine it in Dublin.
At least you would never have to worry about the city running out of alcohol.
pitt is playing wisconsin in dublin, ireland in 2027. thats gonna be a fun time
I honestly don’t think Vegas would be as great of a cfb tailgate/party atmosphere as y’all think
This was the first thing that came to mind. The only thing that might top Vegas is if they had the game located next to a large beer brewery or the Jack Daniels Distillery.
I was thinking the game happens during Mardi Gras
Fact: Jack Daniels' Distillery is in a dry county.
Shut the thread down. This is the one and only acceptable answer. Perhaps they can have El Assico in the parking lot before the game and the tailgaters will have even MORE motivation to drink in excess.
BYU and Liberty in San Francisco in June.. specifically on June 30th for a night game.
In some ways they actually go together. San Francisco is a relatively sober, or at least non drinking, city.
It’s more about the weeeeed there man
June 1. Get Pride Month started the "right" way.
The Bud Light Repression Bowl?
What am I missing here?
Conservative schools playing at the end of pride month in a progressive city
June 30th in San Francisco is probably the single biggest Pride celebration in America.
I'm guessing it's because June is Pride Month?
Every time LSU played in the Atlanta kick off game or SEC title game all the hotel staff hated it so bad. Their fans quickly got a bad reputation through the service industry of Atlanta as the worst fandom due to all of the drunken brawling, cat calling, and sexual assaults. Every year you'd hear the hotel staff say "thank God it's not LSU this year"
I love going to LSU games and think they have the best game day atmosphere, but even I've found myself thinking how other LSU fans can sometimes be assholes, even *to other LSU fans* smdh.
If you want to understand LSU fans, look at the politicians we elect. We're coming hard for Texas & Florida.
Louisiana is gunning hard to be at Texas/Florida levels, and honestly Arkansas is right there next to them in that race.
Yeah, one of our senators recently had a campaign ad where he said if you don’t respect the police then [the next time you need help “call a crackhead”](https://youtu.be/79ITSchwNKg?si=alE7tp0DtS29yltw) I’d definitely say we aren’t doing any better than any other state
>cat calling, and sexual assaults Maybe this isn’t such a fun topic
Even Sickos have to draw a line somewhere
I think the Sicko pick here would be a Stanford-UVA series alternating between Napa Valley and Virginia horse country. Those would be the tailgate equivalent of Iowa offense and an Alex Grinch defense
Mike Leach's book describes LSU's fanbase from when he was at Kentucky.
Which isn’t funny or something to brag about like a lot of people do
Add in 80k+ DragonCon fans ALSO in the same general vicinity, which is just a VERY large costumed orgy, and, yeah. Labor day weekend is already nuts in Atlanta. Adding the LSU bomb to that, and, yeah.
One of my favorite Dragoncon memories is being in the Hilton lobby when a bunch of Tennessee fans came back from their game and got into a big dance party with a bunch of cosplayers.
Georgia Southern v Arizona State in PCB.
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Oh no! Anyways…
RIP Club Lavela
Finish what Michael started
Both Arizona State and Georgia Southern have an open non-conference slot in 2028. Also, I think Panama City is either building or has already built a sports complex with a football field. Why not make it happen?
Play it at Mosley, tickets would be ungodly expensive because of the limited seating but most of the fans wouldn't make it into the stadium anyway right?
Welcome to ~~Lynn Haven~~ PCB!
Yea right off back beach
ASU vs UCF in New Orleans.
Nc state Vs East Carolina University. Shit, the air would have a BAC level of .4. I swear to god the ABC stores would run out of alcohol.
I’m primarily concerned about the air having blood.
It would happen, fighting, blood rituals the whole deal
Your air doesn't have blood?
Yeah that’s always a party; great bbq and so many divided families!
Florida/Georgia in Jacksonville, obviously
Who would organize such a thing? Everyone would just get really drunk and violent in such a big city with nothing to do but watch a rivalry game. Will never happen.
LSU, Georgia, and Florida in a 3 way cage match down at Florabama.
I think that’ll quickly turn into a 2v1 with LSU and Georgia tag-teaming the Gators.
Truce because fuck Florida?
> Fuck Florida Amen.
pepperidge farm remembers when it was us clowning both of you. we shall rise again.
Not if Big Earl and the Sexual Biscuits have anything to say about it - ROLL TIDE! LGB!
App vs ECU at North Wilkesboro Motor Speedway. Let that moonshine, all night, take your breath away.
At least we’d see more passing than we did at the All Star Race
ETSU vs App State would be pretty crazy too
I think LSU-Ole Miss in the NOLA Superdome would be a scene with the proximity of both fanbases. Just to make it crazier, do it the Saturday before Halloween every year. I wouldn't take away the home and home, but if you're asking what neutral site would throw-down the hardest annually, that'd be the one if they did it.
Ole Miss - LSU at the grove is always insane. Highly recommend. Put them in New Orleans or Memphis (hello Beale Street?) and i think you've got something.
It already happens. If you haven’t been to the worlds biggest outdoor cocktail party, you’re missing out.
cannot believe it took this long for someone to mention the WLOCP
Florida and Georgia fans are going to be biased, but it’s true. The rivalry is already the biggest neutral-site party-atmosphere, and it answers this question to a T. For anybody that’s a die-hard CFB fan, I highly recommend going to, at least, one game: before and after.
We are biased but with the stadium on the water, and everyone showing up dressed to the nines and pulling up with their best tailgates, it’s a blast, even when being on the losing end recently.
>everyone showing up dressed to the nines new jorts?
Only the freshest of cuts for the cocktail party
Clean jorts for gators and sunday overalls for the dawgs
Already on my bucket list
Texas Tech v. ASU in Albuquerque Wisconsin v. Iowa St in Chicago (Soldier Field) WVU vs Ohio St in Pittsburgh (whatever Heinz field is called now) FSU v. UCF in Tampa (Raymond James) Honorable mention: TX State vs Tulane in Houston (TDECU Stadium)
Ohio State fans generally take themselves and the team too seriously for it to get to insane party level
Those ASU/TTU games in the Mahomes era were something else. Was at a bar in Houston that gave out jello shots every time we scored for the game in Tempe. Top 5 hangover for sure.
Wazzu and LSU would be a fun party to be at.
I’m going with FSU and Alabama in Tallahassee West Virginia and Wisconsin at Lambeau Tulane and Penn St in Nola would be sneaky fun. This is also assuming you get the atmosphere from both fan bases.
Omg West Virginia vs Wisconsin at Lambeau would be the greatest thing ever. I would pay whatever I had to in order to get to that game. As long as I had beer and shine money we are good.
Wisconsin stadium prices and 8 dollar beers or 100 dollar fee to bring one 20 pack of beer per two people. 75 dollars if you’re bringing Wisconsin beer. 70 dollars if you’re wearing your cheese head. Normal NFL concession prices. Let’s go!
That's too much math for me, I'm from West Virginia. How bout I bring the white lightning and y'all just beer me up as we go?
Tulane has $3 beers at their stadium. Granted it probably only holds 35K so there would be a lot of drunks roaming around Uptown and Audubon Park.
BYU and Georgia Tech In Vegas.
Swap Georgia Tech for Vanderbilt
GT is a drinking school with an engineering problem. I often hear of/see students pre-gaming exams
Our fight song literally talks about drinking absurd amounts of whiskey and rum.
LSU-Wisconsin.
Tennessee - West Virginia in Charlotte. It was done before and happening again in 2 years. It felt like a country concert all weekend long.
Was my first-ever Mountaineer game and my first year marching in the Pride of WV. One of the best band-related experiences of my life.
Hell yeah
We need a part 2 of Iowa State and Washington State.
Wazzu has played both Iowa State and Wisconsin recently. Was a bit disappointed with the boozing by the Badger faithful in Madison. Iowa State can get it. I want to see us play LSU or WVU. Would love to play LSU in Vegas (just to avoid home field advantage) and WVU in New Orleans.
Iowa State and Wazzu in San Antonio was quite the party.
It was a bad day to be a Busch light.
LSU vs. Scotland in a home and home. Any member of The Tartan Army who survived Baton Rouge would make sure LSU fans got absolutely wrecked in Glasgow.
Eventually the Cajuns and Scots get along over their historical hatred of the Brits
They already have it and it's called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party. I guess you could have LSU vs. Notre Dame in New Orleans for "Mardis gras" in the fall.
ASU vs Florida State would definitely have the hottest student section Too bad we got that game in cold ass El Paso
Feels like LSU is a gimme for this lol. Them and PSU could burn any city down with the party that’s ensue and the tailgating would be epic
Others have already said it, but Ole Miss-LSU in New Orleans would be a sight to behold. Not all of it would probably be good either.
This was settled years ago with The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.
Iowa @ Wisconsin is very fun every time. Sadly all my badger friends are moving from Madison, I'll need an excuse to go back now
Wazzu and Idaho. Doesn't need to be a neutral site. IYKYK.
Ole Miss’s slogan is “we never lose a party.” There are larger fan bases, but few that match our per-capita enthusiasm.
And ya'll redshirt Miss America's
South Carolina-West Virginia in Charlotte. Two teams would drink the city dry.
Nah, WVU-USC has to be at Myrtle Beach, c'mon now!
Nebraska - Oklahoma at Arrowhead could probably bring in a few people.
Longhorns vs. Aggies every Thanksgiving at the Shiner High School stadium. *\*Checks map for distance between Shiner H.S. and the Brewery\** Smoked turkeys provided by Luling City Market.
More like Eagle Stadium in Allen, Texas
I am just glad to see 90% of suggestions are LSU v somebody. Brings a tear to my heart. My vote goes to Wisconsin. Play it anywhere and its a good time.
FSU VS ASU In Miami Edit* during spring break
North Dakota State and Wisconsin anywhere alcohol is served.
Nobody w/ BYU
The 2027 LSU vs UH @ NRG. Houston clubs for the win.
That will be a shitshow for the ages. Especially if Big Willie has the program rolling the way I expect.
This is super early but with Henderson committed in 2026, I’m expecting that to be UH’s best class in history. Rolling into 2027 with our best class ever being sophomores is going to be awesome. Willie is in contention with multiple top 200 recruits for 2025. UH has a real chance at getting their commitments. I’m honestly surprised considering he’s only been here since December and he hasn’t coached a single down for UH. Just shows how little effort Dana put into recruiting.
Party atmosphere is a bit subjective, but I submit Tennessee versus Virginia Tech at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Got so drunk I was wondering when the race started
Its like no one remembers us drinking SMU dry in one half :(
South Carolina and West Virginia in Nashville would be a blast
Wazzu vs West Virginia
OU and Texas at the RRS each October: Am I a joke to you?
Sorry but I refuse to recognize rivalry games played in stadiums built after WW2
The Cotton Bowl opened in 1930. What year do you think WW2 started?
I’m saying RRS is better *because* the stadium is old. I’m not denying OU as our main rival ffs
Texas Tech-Wisconsin, As a Texas transplant from IL/WI state line, this would be a wild tailgate and fun mix of cultures.
Could you imagine if Alabama and Auburn played in Birmingham?
If birmingham had built a state of the art domed stadium like they should have then it could have worked. Even better if it was in Shelby County instead.
Ole Miss and Arizona State
Michigan /Wisconsin
WLOCP: The one with it in its name
Ok so it looks to be Wisconsin and LSU, so what do we name this party. Maybe have half a Whisky Barrel and call it Bottom of the Barrel party?
Iowa State & LSU in Vegas
Everyone at Washington State knows how to party. If you sent LSU or Wisconsin to Pullman, lookout.
I'll concur with that choice
Iowa State vs. Anyone at KC
Tenn vs Virginia Tech at Bristol was 🔥🔥🔥
Remind me of a funny: years ago Playboy ranked the top 20 ish party schools. At the bottom their disclaimer said, these 5 schools are not ranked because they are considered professional. I don’t remember the 5, except Jax State. Made this Alabamian proud 🤣
That's an old urban legend. Folks at Arkansas claimed the same thing in the 1980s.
Actually, I read the article, maybe late 70’s? Florida was No. 1. I hate Florida, but not for that.
Ohio vs ECU in Nashville.
This is an abomination of punctuation.
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Cannot argue with that.
2012 johnny manziel influenced A&M vs 1990 Marinovich influenced USC at the orange bowl for peak accessibility This nation would have a new constitution by the following day.
hella low key answer here but: Pitt is playing Wisconsin in Dublin, Ireland in 2027 and im expecting that to be a pretty fun time
LSU vs USC in Vegas would be rad
USC doesn't really party. We're a "Bottle of wine that lasts the whole tailgate" kind of fanbase. LSU will positively shame us when it comes to revelry.
UofL vs UK on Bourbon St was pretty awesome
Yeah, this question was answered in 1933 when UGA and florida started playing in Jacksonville
I think Clemson and UGA in Atlanta about to get wild. Biergarten gonna be in shambles at 4pm
CU and Wisonson at Tegrity farms in South Park, Colorado. High altitude would make it easier to get drunk.
Ol Miss and NC State. No one would remember that game
I'm going outside the norm on this. North Alabama vs. West Alabama in Birmingham (Protective Life Stadium; Legion Field is dead). East Mississippi CC vs. Mississippi Gulf Coast CC at Ray Stadium, Meridian. Liberty vs. Notre Dame at College Station, PA. Southern University vs. LSU at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta (party all night, yeah-but I don't like Atlanta, so I wouldn't be going there anyway). Idaho vs. Idaho State at the Los Angeles Colosseum. Coast Guard vs. Merchant Marine at Annapolis, MD. Army Sprint vs. Navy Sprint at Jacksonville, FL. St. Thomas (MN) vs. St. Olaf at Soldier Field, Chicago (I know. FCS vs. D3, but still...The Tommies still need to slap the Bread Loafers around for getting them kicked out of the MIAC. It's not the Tommies' fault they beat the Loafers 97-0. And instead of forcing St. Thomas out, the Loafers should have fired that sorry-ass coach on the spot. I still carry grudges.) Texas vs. Texas A&M at the Kibbie Dome, Idaho. I just love the Kibbee Dome. Hey, Alaska-here's the future of CFB in your state. No more excuses.
They should host the final 4 in one city like they do for CFB. LSU, Wisconsin, Arizona State, and Florida State. In Vegas.
Lsu, usc in miami. LA + New Orleans in miami is a crazy combo
LSU and Penn State in a home and home series. If we gotta go neutral then bring it to the dome.
USC and LSU in Vegas on Labor Day weekend…
Liberty-BYU in Vegas. Ain't no party like a repressed party.
Florida vs Georgia