South Carolina (7-6) 38, North Carolina (6-7) 21 Texas Tech (7-6) 34, Mississippi State (7-6) 7 Western Kentucky (9-5) 59, Appalachian State (10-4) 38
Somehow, even when you're in the back row, you feel like you're on top of the action.Middle Tennessee State (7-6) 31, Toledo (7-6) 24Ĭoastal Carolina (11-2) 47, Northern Illinois (9-5) 41 However, with its simple low-rising bowl shape, there's not a bad seat in the house. The venue itself doesn't have any fancy bells and whistles or any amenities that add to the comfort. That would ideally be as part of the New Year's Day bowl game that's been around since 1923, but for most school, a regular-season visit to Pasadena would have to suffice. 1 choice for the stadium most would want to play in. If every college football player in the country were to be surveyed, there's little doubt the Rose Bowl would be the overwhelming No. The Rose Bowl, which has served as UCLA's home stadium since 1982, has been a mainstay of the college football landscape for more than 90 years. It's "The Granddaddy of Them All," and not just because of the iconic bowl game for which it's named. Virginia Tech and Tennessee are sure to crush that mark in September when they meet at Bristol Motor Speedway, but there's no way a football game at a NASCAR track can provide the same cozy experience that Michigan Stadium does. Michigan Stadium holds the record for largest attendance in college football history, drawing 115,109 for the 2013 visit from Notre Dame. It's the way every seat is configured to provide the best possible view of the field, whether that be in the corner of an end zone at field level or in the back row of the upper deck.
It's not just the sheer size of the crowds or how all that maize and blue looks huddled together on a cold, upper Midwest fall Saturday. Ann Arbor's population of roughly 114,000 has been surpassed three times in the last five years by Wolverines crowds.
The largest college football stadium in the country-and one of the biggest venues in all of sports, worldwide-is capable of holding enough people to rank as the seventh-largest city in Michigan on game days.
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