Auburn, MSU, and Arkansas, probably had the most conservative student bodies back in the day. Alumni too. Never had a problem with any. Eatin, drinkin, and everyone forgets what color you're wearing, as it should be, until kickoff. Still have a Supper Club card in my ride. I'd rather my kid go to AU or MSU than LSU, UTexas or A&M. Arky is just too damned cold, but damn those MFers can eat. Love it. Almost all great, normal people, parents and kids, regardless of age.

The only thing that really matters is interviewing the department head for you or your kid. Any college kid is going to get dumped on with liberal garbage, as the uni dictates, but can largely be check-boxed

If your graduation coach (or whatever the the hell they call them now) insists that you let everyone know how much their freak flag fly as a de facto condition of graduation. I'd tell them to FO. But, no parent is going to learn that until it is too late. I suspect AU would be better off than LSU by a hair. A&M colleges seem to be more lax (not aggy, until proven otherwise, their subterfuge with their alumni and donors, is stunning,)

aggy, I just rated StarkVegas and Auburn above you. They didn't sell cold beer in StarkVegas back in old man day, in the 2000s. Suck it.

Texas, Alabama, and some others, have attracted a lot of out of region students since Saban's run, and not from the TVA areas, which brings an increased level of ... a lack of education about the real world, if I can put it that way. Georgia seems to have been that way for long before 2016.

Although, now I'm thinking about all the jorts that shows up in BTR when UF tailgated. Does that qualify them as conservative (never been to UF.)