Stadium Reviews

The experts at Fadeaway World analyzed all 30 NBA teams to determine the most and least affordable teams for fans to follow.

It should come at no surprise that the LA Lakers are the most followed team on Instagram, with a staggering 192.5 million followers.

The newest era of basketball in New Orleans began in 2002, when the Charlotte Hornets moved here and began play at Smoothie King Center.

This 5,000-seat arena is part of a redevelopment in the airport city of College Park.

Despite some of the arena's physical shortcomings, there are several factors that enhance the game experience.

The New Castle Fieldhouse is the largest high school gym in the world. It has a capacity of 8, 424 and it packs the fans in.

The errors on the Kobe Bryant statue to be fixed.

The Mascot Hall of Fame in Whiting, Indiana was recently named the number one Pop Culture Museum in the United States by USA Today.

The home of High Point basketball is the on campus Nido and Marianne Qubein Arena and Conference Center.

After a 40-year hiatus, the San Diego Clippers are back in town, but this time in the NBA G-League.

The Joan Perry Brock Center is a modern arena with a unique architectural style. The crowd is loud, the band and student section are rowdy,

On February 20, 2024 it was announced that Timmons Arena would undergo a $40 million renovation following the season.

The Bulldogs men's and women's basketball teams play at the newest athletic venue to open on campus, beautiful Dantzler Arena.

The House that The Wizard built is the Pauley Pavilion on the campus of UCLA.

The historic Rose Hill Gymnasium, which opened on January 16, 1925, is often compared to some of the meccas of college basketball.

Often touted as one of the premier locations to watch Division Three basketball in the country, Morrell Gymnasium doesn’t disappoint.

From the outside, the appearance of Murphy Center is very geometrically balanced, with many flat planes and right angles.

Case Gymnasium, while a fairly basic facility, has many features that make it a unique Stadium Journey.

Originally constructed in 1964, the 10,00 seat Stegeman Coliseum has served as home to multiple UGA teams.

Attending an Aggies women’s basketball game is a delightful few hours of entertainment and is well worth your sports dollar investment.