Stadium Reviews

The Temple Owls are one of the oldest college basketball teams in the nation, having been formed in 1894.

The Kent State Golden Flashes offer basketball fans the opportunity to experience a great NCAA basketball environment for a decent cost.

Tiger Arena offers free parking, inexpensive ticket and concession prices, plus beautiful Savannah to enjoy after the game.

Other mid-major basketball arenas need to take a page or two from the playbook of Diddle Arena.

DeGol Arena in the Maurice Stokes Athletics Center has been the home of St. Francis (PA) University Red Flash basketball program since 1971

The Dedmon Center is a unique tent-like facility that seats 3,200. Originally an air-supported dome, steel trusses were put up in 2008.

Baxter Arena opened in 2015, the same year that UNO completed its five-year transition into Division I athletics.

The University of Montana has a knack for designing their major sports venues to maximize the energy and excitement generated by their fans.

The Burridge Gym is a solid spot to catch some university basketball.

When it counts, the fans come out and the Nutter Center is a loud, fun place to watch some good college basketball.

The Athletics and Recreation Centre is a wonderful facility that should help with recruiting for years to come.

The Penn State Nittany Lions have been playing basketball for a VERY long time. Their team was established in 1897.

Buckeye basketball has made great strides in the ten years since Sylvester’s shot to put them among the elite in the Big Ten Conference.

Siena has been recognized as one of the elite programs in the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) since the start of the 21st century.

Affectionately known as the "Purple Palace," the Dee Events Center in Ogden, Utah has been home to the Weber State Wildcats since 1977.

Draddy Gymnasium, the Jaspers home court, is named after Vincent dePaul Draddy, a college football hall of famer.

The Donald W. Reynolds Center is home to the University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane basketball and volleyball teams in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Prior to playing at the Staples Center, the Sparks played their home games at The Forum until the 2001 season.

In 1988, the Detroit Pistons made the move from the Silverdome in Pontiac to the elaborately named Palace of Auburn Hills.

Since 1983 when it first opened, Lawlor Events Center has been the rock of Nevada’s basketball programs.