I think Clemson is just one example of a place where I just don't "get it." Maybe you have to be there in person and I never have either. I've often heard their entrance of running down the hill is one of the best in college football. I found it quite uninteresting personally. And before others accuse me of not feeling it simply because I'm not a fan, I get goosebumps when I see VT's Enter Sandman entrance and I generally do not like them (I'm neutral on Clemson). I also feel that Clemson is annually one of the most overrated teams in the preseason polls, they rarely seem to live up to expectations. Maybe that is influencing my opinion of their traditions. Perhaps it's just me, but nothing about Clemson is on my personal "bucket list" as a college football fan.
As others mentioned, there are places I have a huge desire to see a game. "Bucket list" stadiums and traditions if you will. LSU is a great example and I hope the rumors that we are trying to get a home and home with them are true. Wisconsin looks like a fantastic place to visit. ND, Alabama, The Rose Bowl (have been there), tOSU (have been), the Swamp (less so lately since they are struggling) all strike me as true college football destinations.