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  • Uh hellllll no
  • SU should be #1 because their game day experience and tailgating is off the meter!

  • The HBCU game day experience has been considered
    among the most unique in all of college football. The
    bands. The tailgating. The camaraderie among the fans is
    unrivaled by comparison.
    Stadium Journey , a website that attempts to encapsulate
    the fan experience from the professional ranks to
    collegiate venues, ranked, in their opinion, the best FCS
    football stadiums in the country.
    Of its 107 slots, 17 HBCU stadiums made the list. The
    highest ranked HBCU football venue was Municipal
    Stadium home to Bethune-Cookman, which check in at
    No. 35.
    The stadium holds around 10,000 fans,
    but the stands are packed and the fans
    are into the game. That always makes for a
    fun day of college football. The B-CU band
    is one of the best you will ever get a
    chance to see, as evidenced by their
    rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner”. It
    makes you want to go out and vote
    immediately.
    Following B-CU at No. 36 on the list, was O’Kelly Riddick
    Stadium where North Carolina Central resides.
    Here is what Stadium Journey wrote about that venue:
    Around the Raleigh/Durham area, saying
    that college athletics are huge would be an
    understatement. With the Carolina
    Hurricanes as the lone pro team, most
    local sports fans find their identity in a
    college team. Outside of the big 3 (UNC,
    NC State, and Duke), there are several
    Historically Black Colleges and Universities
    (HBCU) around the area as well. Among
    them, NCCU is perhaps the most
    athletically relevant. The football team
    played its first season in 1922, but did not
    begin playing in their current stadium
    until 1975. O’Kelly Riddick is a stadium
    that won’t impress you with its looks, but
    makes up for it with its unique food and
    friendly atmosphere.
    The highest rated SWAC school was Jackson State at No.
    71.
    One major extra of seeing a Jackson State
    football game is the Sonic Boom of the
    South. They produce a show that is well
    worth watching during halftime.
    Notable school stadium rankings
    No. 40 North Carolina A&T
    No. 51 Savannah State
    No. 52 Tennessee State
    No. 59 Florida A&M
    No. 60 Norfolk State
    No. 76 Southern
    No. 77 South Carolina State
    No. 90 Texas Southern
    No. 95 Alcorn State
    No. 99 Mississippi Valley State
    No. 102 Morgan State
    No. 103 Prairie View
    No. 106 Howard
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