With Texas A&M beginning their fall camp this week it means it’s time to turn the page toward an exciting college football season in the SEC.
There will be no shortage of narratives to follow this season as Georgia looks to pull off a potential threepeat as national champions, while Nick Saban’s Alabama seeks to return to the College Football Playoff after sitting on the outside looking in last year. LSU, in year two with Brian Kelly, hopes to contend for a conference title after winning the SEC West a season ago.
Of course, the Aggies will be motivated to compile a bounce-back campaign in the fall after underwhelming with a 5-7 (2-6 SEC) record in 2022. Most notably, this season will mark the last in the current 14-team format of the conference, before Texas and Oklahoma join in on the fun in 2024.
With that in mind, we revisited the current SEC landscape to determine the best stadiums throughout the conference, based on a handful of factors such as setting, architecture, history, and of course the overall atmosphere. While some stadiums may be lauded for their raucous environments, it remains to be seen whether that equates to a stellar grade on our “best stadiums” rankings.
Here are the rankings of each and every stadium in the SEC, going from worst to best: