[MikefromOhio]

having been to both, I am a bit biased to this one:



But Michigan Stadium and Notre Dame Stadium is like going to Yankee Stadium and Wrigley Field for a college football fan....experiences to be had....

[dakine]

That little ol' thing you posted? pfft... (nice venue for a game though)

[scott says]

Heres a more complete look at college stadiums--


http://www.collegecharlie.com/stadiums.html

[Northern Yankee]

When I was in high school we had an event called "Band Day" where selected high school bands throughout Wisconsin were invited to a Badger Game in Madison, Wisconsin. In 1974, when I was a junior, we went.

We saw the Badgers destroy Wyoming at Camp Randall. During half time the band directors coordinated some songs to play to the Wisconsin faithful. It went off ok, but like many things of this magnitude, a bit too large of an undertaking for all involved.

The most memorable part was coming out of the stadium after the game. The college students were a bit tanked, and reveled around our group of drummers trying to find our way down State Street. (The big party street of Madison.) We decided to start a cadence with the inebriated college students marching along side of us. It started to become something out of Animal House. After marching on for about ten minutes We turned the corner of State Street and found our director waiting for us in the middle of the street. Like Gary Cooper in High Noon, it was a showdown that sent the drunken scurrying for cover, and our tails whipped by a no nonsense band director.

It was truly the most memorable game I've been to in Madison.

[kstewskis]

Ah, yes.

But there's still nothing that compare to the Grand Daddy of them all....

(Go !)