[QUOTE]Every stadium can claim to be the most hostile venue in college footballdon't we all want to be the 12th man? Who doesnt want to make opposing quarterbacks shake and look like a deer in headlights, watch wide receivers cup their hands to their ears in confusion as they try to hear the quarterback's signals, or watch a coach burn a timeout due to the play not getting sent in on time?

Yep, all stadiums get loud and distracting during rivalry games or games of high importance, but do they stay that way when the team is down? Some stadiums get awfully quiet when the home team isn't up to snuff.

These 10 stadiums harbor the loudest, most fearsome fans in the country every week, and their stadium showcases them. No matter what team they play, the stadium's acoustics seem to reverberate a decibel level close to ear-shattering.

These ten stadiums are what nightmares are made of.[/QUOTE]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/284302-the-most-hostile-stadiums-to-play-football-in#page/1

10. Notre Dame Stadium, Indiana
9. Memorial Stadium, Nebraska
8. Michigan Stadium, Michigan
7. Memorial Stadium, Clemson
6. Ohio "The Shoe" Stadium, Ohio State
5. Tiger Stadium, Louisiana State
4. Beaver Stadium, Penn State
3. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Florida
2. Neyland Stadium, Tennessee
1. Autzen Stadium, Oregon