Ranking the SEC's most Underappreciated Atmospheres

How is UT number 2? I don’t think they are under appreciated.

USCe being number 1 is absolutely correct.

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What else is left? Let me guess, they probably talk about Kentucky too? If Vanderbilt is on this video it's a joke.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Take it easy. It is one man's opinion and he is a Georgia guy, so

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Vandy makes the list purely on the basis it is in Nashville and it's a beautiful campus. It's kind of a nice break since most of the other SEC campuses are in small college towns (which are preferable) but to be able to fly in and have a fun weekend in Nashville listening to some live music and know you are going to see your team win isn't all bad. No one is circling that one as a "must see" but I do agree that "under appreciated" is fair.

I don't know that I would call UT "under appreciated" though, I mean I know they have been down but it's not exactly a venue you don't think about with 100k seat stadium and a lot of tradition even if they haven't been good in a while.

I'd probably put UK on the list instead if UT. It's a different experience and really nice country to drive through. Stadium recently renovated. Hit some bourbon tours over the weekend. I can think of worse things.

I do agree with the sentiment there are no bad trips in the SEC. Coming from the B12 it was a breath of fresh air. Who the hell wants to go to Manhattan, KS or Stillwater, OK? Lubbock? Ames? Waco?

Missouri was better than expected



But that was before they destroyed rock M