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Ah, college football. It’s the cherished pastime of so many university students and alumni. But rooting for your school or alma mater can cost a pretty penny, especially when your team is having a stellar season. 
  
 Travel website Trivago and online ticket marketplace Vivid Seats recently analyzed the cost of attending home games for the Top 25 Associated Press ranked teams. The final numbers include prices of both tickets and renting a hotel room in the college town. 
  
 “It’s not uncommon to see hotel prices spike during college football season, especially considering many of the teams analyzed are located in smaller, more remote cities and towns that often lack adequate accommodation for major events and large crowds,” Jeremy Crider, manager of U.S. public relations for Trivago, told CheatSheet. 
  
  
  
  
  
 RELATED: A world-class education at a fraction of the cost — these are America’s most affordable quality schools 
  
 Here are America’s 10 most expensive cities to watch a college football home game. 
  
 10. Tallahassee, Fla. 
  
 Team: Florida State Seminoles 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $72 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $221 
  
 Total: $293 
  
 9. Norman, Okla. 
  
 Team: Oklahoma Sooners 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $167 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $160 
  
 Total: $327 
  
 8. Waco, Texas 
  
 Team: Baylor Bears 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $153 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $180 
  
 Total: $333 
  
 7. Oxford, Miss. 
  
 Team: Ole Miss Rebels 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $102 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $237 
  
 Total: $339 
  
 6. Columbus, Ohio 
  
 Team: Ohio State Buckeyes 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $210 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $131 
  
 Total: $341 
  
 5. Clemson, S.C. 
  
 Team: Clemson Tigers 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $125 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $217 
  
 Total: $342 
  
 4. Auburn, Ala. 
  
 Team: Auburn Tigers 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $173 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $197 
  
 Total: $370 
  
 3. Athens, Ga. 
  
 Team: Georgia Bulldogs 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $195 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $190 
  
 Total: $385 
  
 2. Tuscaloosa, Ala. 
  
 Team: Alabama Crimson Tide 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $200 
  
  
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $234 
  
 Total: $434 
  
 1. South Bend, Ind. 
  
 Team: Notre Dame Fighting Irish 
  
 Average cost of a home game ticket: $349 
  
 Average home game weekend hotel cost: $214 
  
 Total: $563 
  
 (H/T: CheatSheet) ||||| Boulder takes the prize for top college town this year. The city boasts first place in demographics, quality of life, and economic conditions. The weather is perfect and the surrounding creeks, trails, and mountains attract those with a mad love of the outdoors. In fact, Boulder became the first U.S. city to tax itself specifically to preserve open space. The result? Great urban outdoor space for those who love the outdoors. In addition, it is one of the most accessible college towns in the country, with over 20 percent of commuters choosing public transportation or cycling up and down the Boulder Creek Corridor. The educated, relatively diverse, and fit populace enjoys a great bar and restaurant scene with the best fair-trade coffee and microbreweries in the Rockies. If this is not enough, Boulder also brags favorable labor markets and high innovation levels, in thanks partly to the University of Colorado’s flagship campus. |||||
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Trying to figure out where to go to college? Just like living in close proximity to tweed-clad-professorial types? The American Institute for Economic Research has ranked the top 20 college towns in the US based on things like youth unemployment, rent, arts and entertainment, diversity, bars and restaurants, and innovation. Here are the 10 college towns that top the AIER's list: Boulder, Colo. Champaign-Urbana, Ill. Flagstaff, Ariz. Ithaca, NY Iowa City, Iowa Bloomington, Ind. College Station, Texas Manhattan, Kan. Columbia, Mo. Bloomington, Ill. Read the full rankings here. (Or check out the 10 towns where it's most expensive to be a college football fan.)