Visitor section at Tiger Stadium

[wood78221]

is the visitor section at tiger stadium in baton rouge the E and SE side of the stadium?

What about the south end zone?

 

[UAstudent2012]

I went to the game in 2008 my freshman year. We sat in the upperdeck east side, which was the 'Bama section. They also had one below us in the endzone opposite side of their students. It appeared we had a pretty large vistor section, it was an interesting experience!

 

[Vinny]

Be prepared to be hearing Tiger Bait all day, yes it is an experince.

 

[bayoutider]

1977 I think we sat in the south end zone down low. We were dead center of the goal posts and all the rows behind us were LSU. How I survived not being killed during that game is one of the great mysteries of life, my brothers in law refused to attend games with me after that.

 

[bamafan76]

is the visitor section at tiger stadium in baton rouge the E and SE side of the stadium?

What about the south end zone?

When looking at a Tiger Stadium map, the visiting sections are typically the following sections (approximately):

South sections 401-405ish
East lower sections bottom rows of 305-306
East upper of 640ish-643

Hope this helps!

 

[TidePrideGA]

1977 I think we sat in the south end zone down low. We were dead center of the goal posts and all the rows behind us were LSU. How I survived not being killed during that game is one of the great mysteries of life, my brothers in law refused to attend games with me after that.

How good a running back was Charles Alexander?

 

[jellisor3]

Sat in the east upper deck in the 90s when S Alexander blew them away.

 

[ecra-joe]

Is there a minimum of seats for visitors in SEC stadiums? Does it change depending on the school you are hosting? Is it a gentlemans agreement or a rule? Just curious.
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[BamaDude06]

Is there a minimum of seats for visitors in SEC stadiums? Does it change depending on the school you are hosting? Is it a gentlemans agreement or a rule? Just curious.
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The SEC requires a certain number (5,000 something, IIRC), of which a certain % must be lower bowl and not upper decks. Schools are free to agree with each other a higher number ( I believe we swap about 9,000 with Tennessee and 10,000 with Auburn, for example).