Toughest road venue to get a win: College basketball

[mofome]

where is the toughest place to play?

[Cee]

Mo's fav team duke?

[donjuan]

Do you mean who has the best home court advantage or who is actually the toughest to beat at home?

[mofome]

Do you mean who has the best home court advantage or who is actually the toughest to beat at home?

best home court advantage.

[donjuan]

Oregon definitely has the biggest HCA in the Pac 10, not sure about nationally though.

[Deuce]

best home court advantage.

Notre Dame
BYU
Indiana-did

Only few on the top of my head that I remember had substantial home wins in a row.

[brock]

Duke

[ChuteBoxe]

When I watched Kentucky @ Houston, the place was so loud that the camera was shaking. Seems like pretty good home-court to me. UNC is a good choice too.

The worst though, has to go to Seton Hall. They don't even have the stadium on campus. For years, they played at Continental Arena (about 5,000 ppl would show up, place was empty), now they play at the Prudential Center, which is a little better, but for most of the game, you can still hear crickets, lol.

[twtb19]

Notre Dame is always very tough at home. They will beat a team by 15 or so at home and lose by the same on the road.

New Mexico has also always had a big home court advantage.

[pavyracer]

Southern Illinois is impossible to beat at home in MVC conference play.

[pokernut9999]

Right now Memphis

[uscfootball33]

Obviously, Kentucky is not the toughest team to beat at home right now, but if you are talking about one of the toughest places to play: Rupp Arena.

[buztah]

Kansas

[Bigcrank23]

Cameron Indoor Stadium, I do think the chants they come up with are pretty gay, but that place get rockin and is very hard for any team to win there....fvck Duke