Choose a road game to attend in 2015

[Rison Razor Hog]

Does she have a razorback plate on the front of an SUV. Cause I've parked across from one at Bi-lo. I've seen 2 other plates besides mine here.

Nah, she graduated from USCe law, so she's partial to the Gamecocks. We lived in Charleston when I was in service.

[NaturalStateReb]

At Tenner, 'Bama and LSWho.  That's tough!  I think we could win all three but more likely to lose 2 of the 3.  We seem to usually play well in the Red Stick so I'm thinking the toughest games will be Knoxville and Tuscaloosa.  I've never been to a game in Knoxville but think this might be the year (won't go to another game in Baton Rouge after rough treatment on two occasions).

If you could only go to one road game this year, which one would you choose?

A game at Tennessee is a great experience.  Stay in Gatlinburg, drive in for the game.

If you haven't been to LSU, go for the experience.  Baton Rouge is a dump.

Ditto for Alabama, although Tuscaloosa is a decent town.

[HappyHogFan]

Easy

Bama

I want to be there when Bielema does what Petrino never could do.

[idochog]

Little Rock to see Toledo,  That place feels like a road game, lol

On a more serious note, I would like to goto MISS. 

[hoglady]

I would choose LSU.
Of course, I grew up in Louisiana, lived in Baton Rouge for a while and still have many friends there.

[NaturalStateReb]

Little Rock to see Toledo,  That place feels like a road game, lol

On a more serious note, I would like to goto MISS. 

Rent a house or condo in Oxford.  It's about the only way you can stay in town, since the hotels fill up almost right away.  I've used the website collegeweekends.com and had good luck, but there are several sites and realtors that handle.  The chamber of commerce also keeps a list of houses for rent on game weekends.

There are dates in June when you've got to call the Oxford hotels to try to get a reservation, which will be exorbitantly expensive.  Call each hotel to get the dates.