Is Home Field Advantage a Real Thing?
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
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Best way to neutralize home ground advantage is to sustain long ass drives and put points
Doesn’t work at vandy tho
Absolutely NO advantage. If there was Vegas would give home teams 3 point.........OH wait they do!!!!!!!
Vandy, Arkansas, Minnesota, Washington, A&M all played ranked teams at home and won, most of them heavy underdogs. Are all home field advantages equal , Hell no, but in college home field advantage is Real.
Absolutely it's an advatage. From your friends in College Station👍🏻
Some environments are just hard to play in because of the stadium's acoustics and the intensity of the fanbases. Death Valley Louisiana, Sanford Stadium Georgia, College Station Texas and Neyland in Tennessee come to mind.
Jordan-Hare on the other hand literally has a voodoo curse on it though
The stats for winning back 2 back road games is so low. Could be mental or physical tiredness, but those stats dont lie.
I have been to about 10 games at college stadiums over the years. LSU and TAM have tremedous homefield advantages. Florida is not far behind if the Gators are playing well. FSU has a big advantage if they are playing well. Michigan and Alabama are great places to watch a game, but I would not say they have great homefield advantages. None of the games I saw were rivalry games, so it is likely different for those games. I have lived all over the world and would say that some soccer teams have tremendous homefield advantages. Boca vs River in Buenos is an incredible experience and is as much of a homefield advantage as you will ever see.
One of the loudest stadiums I ever went to for a game was at Ohio State back in 1994. Holy crap, I couldn’t hear myself cough or sneeze. Jordan-Hare is still the loudest I’ve ever been too though. Especially after the upper deck was built. Did 14 games prior to that and probably 20 or so since. Seems to pull the noise down somehow.
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