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See the full story · 1 sourcesAuburn football has not produced many quality wins this decade, but the program's recent struggles have had zero effect on how the college football world views its home stadium.
Jordan-Hare Stadium, the venue where the "Kick Six," "Prayer at Jordan-Hare," and two upset wins over Alabama and Georgia in 2017 when both teams were ranked No. 1 were played, is still seen as one of college football's most intimidating venues despite Auburn football's recent struggles. USA TODAY Sports ranks the home of the Auburn Tigers as the No. 15 stadium in college football ahead of the 2026 season.
Auburn football has lost exactly seven games in four straight seasons and has lost five or more in nine of the last 11 seasons, but Auburn's recent rough patch has yet to affect team support or home-game attendance. Jordan-Hare Stadium. USA TODAY Sports tips its cap to Auburn's fans while showcasing two traditions that make gamedays at Auburn unique.
Another place that has seen its home team have better days, Jordan-Hare still is regularly packed with Tigers fans who turn up the volume and influence the game. And how do you top a pregame ceremony with War Eagle flying around the stands? It's a truly unique environment, and nobody beats Auburn at swag surfing.
Jordan-Hare Stadium ranks No. 15 nationally, but ranks No. 7 among stadiums in the SEC. Notable venues such as Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, and Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, which holds the No. 1 slot in USA TODAY's rankings, are all ahead of Auburn's home, while other stadiums such as Oklahoma Memorial Stadium and Darrell K. Royal Stadium are behind Jordan-Hare Stadium.
This article originally appeared on Auburn Wire: Where is Jordan-Hare Stadium on USA TODAY's latest stadium ranking?
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