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Madison, Wisconsin: Football’s Heartland
Madison has five lakes, tons of hiking trails, and a lively night life, all with a population of about 230,000. Although it’s the capital of Wisconsin, Madison really is a college town at heart. There...
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Oxford, Mississippi: Hotty Toddy!
Taking a trip to Oxford and the University of Mississippi harkens back to a period when men were genteel and the ladies were impeccable hostesses. Images of a slower time seem to leap off the pages of...
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Boulder, Colorado: Where the Buffs Roam
Colorado has a long and storied program, winning a National Championship in 1990 and a Heisman Trophy in 1994. But with the program’s recent transitions, the view looking outside of Folsom has been...
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Lubbock, Texas: Welcome to the Wild West
Once you see the skies of West Texas, you’ll be forever ruined for any other. Golden tones that wash the landscape will make you believe that Midas lives in Lubbock. The stars are stuff of songs and...
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Dallas, Texas: Fair, Football, & Fried Food
The State Fair of Texas in Dallas is where gluttony and the gridiron collide. The Red River Rivalry, named for the Red River that runs along the border of Texas and Oklahoma, is an annual football game...
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Knoxville, Tennessee: Life is Orange and White
It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful setting for a football game than Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tennessee. Nestled at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Knoxville is blessed with some of...
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Eugene, Oregon: A Duckin’ Good Time
Between the Willamette Valley, the Cascade Mountains, and the Oregon Coast Range, Eugene, Oregon defines the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Eugene is framed on three sides by Douglas fir forests that...
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Tailgates & Tiger Bait
Located along the banks of Mississippi River, Baton Rouge is the capitol city of Louisiana. It’s not only home to LSU, but also countless historical sites and has a strong musical heritage. Cajun and...
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