re: Name the opposing stadium with your experience of rudest home team fans

I have been all over the SEC and have not had any problems. Just one jackass leaving Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at an LSU Florida game that Florida won.

Tennessee back in mid to late 90s.

Cubs fans are the worst in American sports, however.

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We're so misunderstood.

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I remember after the '10 Bama game some Alabama sorority whore was running down the stadium and fans, and said "you people need to act like you've been here before." A guy nearby shouted, "well, we haven't, so frick you."

LSU


they are great to be around in Omaha though.

Easily Georgia. The fans were horrible and the place was disgusting.

Florida. Easily. As a whole, they are complete trash.

I have yet to make it to an away stadium, but I did go to Atlanta for the Alabama - Florida State game in 2017, and there were plenty of trashy Florida State fans. Good ones too, of course, but a lot more people than I expected being douche bags.

I have been to State, Alabama, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Texas and Tennessee and have never had a bad experience. I have actually enjoyed all of my visits to opposing stadiums.

Our tailgate always invites in visiting fans at home games. My favorite visitors have been Ms State fans


Funny story I went to the Clemson-Bama playoff game a couple of years ago at the Super Dome. I was decked out in LSU gear. I pulled out my flask and started pouring my bourbon out. Several Clemson fans looked at me like I was crazy, a Bama fan looked at them and said, "It's true, everything you heard about them is true. No one parties or cooks like them."

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From Bleacher Report:

Auburn fans are some of the rowdiest in the south and make it known that they love their team. However, one of the better reputations and traditions that Auburn has is its friendly side. Last season, a column was written by a student of the University of South Carolina describing his experience when he attended a game this past season.

There was nothing but glowing remarks for the fans and how they were treated on the trip to Auburn and even went as far to say that Gamecocks fans could learn from the Auburn faithful. Sure there are ignorant morons in every fanbase, but Auburn seems to go out of its way to cover up for the tools in the group.

No matter what your colors are on a Saturday, there is sure to be an open hand extended at virtually every tailgate or a drink to be bought for the eventual sad sap mourning his team's loss to the Tigers. No matter what the game brings, the Auburn family will always try to be the most gracious hosts in the SEC.

I’ve got plenty more articles than these two. If you were treated bad at Auburn then you were probably being an a$$ yourself. Otherwise Auburn as the articles say are class personified.

I've been going to games for about 30 years. Been to games from coast to coast, seen my team when they're great and when they're lousy. Seen the opponent when they're great and when they're lousy. Night games, day games, top 10 matchups and unranked matchups. I've seen a lot of different game atmospheres and have not once in my life experienced anything bad in an opponent's stadium. I've found that 99% of the time peopel have horror stories of their treatment at away games it's most likely becuase of somethign they did to start things. I've only had one truly "bad" experience at an away game and that was outside the stadium.