Best Of

2000 Miami game comes to mind. Ken Dorothy (the old dawgman smartasses liked to call him that; IWTLTD) was making is first start and the noise got to him. When Rich Alexis made his run I thought the place was going to collapse, and let's remember there is precedent for that at Husky Stadium.

No question about that one.

I've been to some others, but Husky Stadium gets fucking loud.

Can also confirm Texas is generic … nothing special going on there.

I'd add that the old Orange Bowl in a night game against a big-name opponent was a tuff place for teams to play. There was something about being there under the lights. Sufficiently large to fit like 20 Big Houses in it (old HCH joke for the newcomers). Being located in the hood and attracting the locals was special. Our? pussy former AD got her sensibilities offended by the Miami fan base, which wasn't to her liking, and she said she'd never go back. I would have liked to have been there to hear the shit people must have been saying to her. Sorry Babs. Let's just say the old Orange Bowl wasn't for the wine and cheese crowd.

I think LSU is perhaps on its own level for raucous and intimidating environment down in hillbilly hell.

Oh well now that changes everything. If only they could get their basketball attendance on par with coug in a conference where nothing matters except for football revenue.

I guess everyone decided to gloss over that "In Fall 2023, the total student enrollment on the Pullman campus was around 16,449" compared to "Texas State University's student body consists of over 40,000 students, with a majority being undergraduate students".

Texas State, especially when you consider their location in a recruiting state, is more justified than a bunch of the current teams that were let in without question. They aren't sitting around apathetic and butthurt about UT as a bonus.