Most expensive college football stadiums

[Quietcowskee]

Yes, it is an existential crisis because the Cal Board I was talking about is the Board of Regents for the University of California which has campuses all over the state and which includes CaL Berkeley, UCLA, UC San Diego, UC Santa Barbara etc… that board had authorized a degree of independent action by the local schools never dreaming that UCLA would go rogue, causing a constitutional crisis for the Cal Board, state senators, blah Blah.
That is why the Cal Berkeley AD is whining like the cousin that didn’t get invited to the cotillion coming out party [they got this, we should get 1/2]. Typical UC school system disfunction that they are famous for.

You just made me google a word. Cotillion.

 

[CFetters_Nacho_Lover]

Spent the night in South Bend in 95 on the way to Columbus. Finally got to see the legendary golden dome and Knute Rockne Stadium. Pissant town and unimpressive university and stadium. Made for TV
Its no Gary Indiana

I drove through South Bend last summer. If I’m on a roadtrip and passing through a college town, I like walking around the stadium and seeing if I can get on the field. I’ve walked into the endzone at Nebraska while the B1G network was doing preseason interviews in the same endzone; walked through the tunnel at Camp Randall (hi @baze!) and into the endzone and saw a few Badgers throwing the ball around; walked onto the field at App St - they had zero prevention for this.
Notre Dame OTOH, was locked up tighter than Fort Knox. Pretty much the entire outlet facade of that stadium looks like classrooms or offices.

I got a nice pic of Touchdown Jesus.

 

[RaceBannon]

I walked into Michigan Stadium on the same trip. Wooden benches for seats
These Midwest folks are a hardy bunch

 

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