When was lsu tiger stadium built

As college football continues to surge in popularity, it's not uncommon to see more than 100,000 fans pack a stadium.

In 2016, an NCAA-record 156,990 fans attended the "Battle at Bristol," a neutral-site game between Tennessee and Virginia Tech at the Bristol Motor Speedway (Tennessee won 45-24).

There are eight college football stadiums that can hold 100,000-plus fans.

Let's look at the 10 biggest college football stadiums in the country by capacity.

10. Rose Bowl Stadium | UCLA Bruins | 91,136

The Rose Bowl Stadium was built in 1922 and the first game was played in 1923.

It has been home to five Super Bowls, 29 NCAA national championship games, two FIFA World Cup Finals, and many other events.

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The Rose Bowl Stadium holds the record for the largest attendance at a college football bowl game, as 106,869 fans attended the 1973 Rose Bowl to watch USC defeat Ohio State 42-17. However, the stadium lowered its capacity following the 1998 Rose Bowl.

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Sanford Stadium | Georgia Bulldogs | 92,746

Sanford Stadium is the Bulldogs'

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