Visiting teams are relegated to “The Fail Room,” which is actually the visiting locker room. It’s named after alumnus James M. Fail in 2008, and it hasn’t treated opponents very well since.
The original 12th Man was E. King Gill in 1922. Coach Dana X. Bible recruited him from the stands because he feared A&M did not have enough players to finish the game. Talk about every fan’s dream.
Woooooooooo, pig! Sooie! Woooooooooo, pig! Sooie! Woooooooooo, Pig! Sooie! Razorbacks!
Tailgating is fun, but make sure you get inside before kickoff. Mike the Tiger and the LSU cheerleaders make a ceremonial lap around the field.
This is the best place in the world to scream “War Eagle” until you lose your voice.
The over/under on the number of times you’ll hear “Rocky Top” is 12.5. We suggest taking the over.
This place is undergoing some serious renovations for Mizzou’s entrance into the SEC, including new Field Turf, SEC conference logos, a new “Touchdown Terrace,” and new “M-I-Z-Z-O-U” endzone diamonds.
If you’re here for a ‘Dores game, you know the only answer to the question “Who ya wit?” is “V! U!”.
Ole Miss is all about tailgating. An ESPN list ranked it among the best, saying, “Tailgating here is an experience so sublime even native son William Faulkner would be at a loss to describe it.” Read more.
Thirteen years ago, a tradition was born that after every Wildcat touchdown, fireworks were shot. In 2002, Kentucky beat UTEP 77-17. That’s a lot of fireworks.
Enshrined as statues outside the stadium are three former Gator QBs and Heisman Trophy winners: Steve Spurrier, Danny Wuerffel and Tim Tebow. And yes, Tebow is running the ball.
