Kyle Field was ranked as the toughest place to play in the new NCAA Football 25 video game. Below is a list of the rankings.

Texas A&M: Kyle Field

Alabama: Bryant-Denny Stadium

LSU: Tiger Stadium

Ohio State: Ohio Stadium

Georgia: Sanford Stadium

Penn State: Beaver Stadium

Wisconsin: Camp Randall Stadium

Oklahoma: Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

Florida State: Doak S. Campbell Stadium

Florida: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

Oregon: Autzen Stadium

Clemson: Memorial Stadium

Tennessee: Neyland Stadium

Auburn: Jordan-Hare Stadium

South Carolina: Williams-Brice Stadium

Michigan: Michigan Stadium

Virginia Tech: Lane Stadium

Utah: Rice-Eccles Stadium

Texas: Darrell K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium

Iowa: Kinnick Stadium

Notre Dame: Notre Dame Stadium

Michigan State: Spartan Stadium

Arkansas: Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Boise State: Albertsons Stadium

Mississippi State: Davis Wade Stadium

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After about the 6th place, that list gets stupid and out of order.

Does that even grant a benefit in the game? Do teams get more false starts and personal fouls?

Meximan said:

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Does that even grant a benefit in the game? Do teams get more false starts and personal fouls?

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Yes it supposedly will make a difference. Miscommunications on audibles, false starts, etc. It apparently will be dynamic as well. Meaning as your team plays better or worse, the impact will scale. I also read something that crowd presence can change over the course of a season. So if my team goes out and starts 0-8, the crowd will be smaller and less interested. Not sure how true that is.

Everything I have seen about the game seems to be incredibly realistic.

Notre Dame doesn't belong in the top 50.

Been there. 9,000 students in the back corner of the end zone = no mojo.

Baffling, since we usually lose half of the home games every year since RC.