Stadium Reviews

When considering elite college football programs, the University of Alabama is often one of the first that comes to mind.

The Celebration Bowl, is right around the corner, which means it’s time for Stadium Journey to release its ratings of the stadium experience

The annual Heritage Bowl is one of four sanctioned post-season bowl games for the NCAA’s Division II.

The Army-Navy Game is one of the highlights on the sports calendar every year. It should be a bucket list item for any college football fan.

Lane Stadium opened in 1965 with a capacity of 35,000. Many publications have billed Lane Stadium one of the finest places to watch a game.

TCU has a small enrollment compared to other Big 12 schools, but the attendance at Amon G. Carter Stadium does not show it.

Cardinal Stadium was built in 1998 and the success of the program resulted in a $63 million renovation.

Berry College takes on many of the football traditions often seen at larger schools, and incorporates them into its own pre-game experience.

Utah Tech was founded in 1911. For much of its existence, it was known as Dixie State University, with the name change to Utah Tech.

As part of their move to FBS, Jacksonville State is making changes to their home football stadium, Burgess-Snow Field at JSU Stadium.

Bruin Football at Stoffer Stadium is a great way to experience college football with a small-town feel.

Thanksgiving 2023 college football's rivalry weekend.

Everett Stadium is a nice facility, with great color all around and some nice touches, including a tiger statue in front of the fieldhouse.

Located just a mile from the Atlantic Ocean and 50 miles from New York City, Monmouth University is right in the heart of New Jersey. Kessle

Down on the Plains, Saturday afternoons take on a whole different feel than most college campuses in the country.

Temple Football is a big of a mixed bag for fan experience.

It might be among the best college football rivalries, even if you have never heard of it. The Monon Bell Classic dates back to 1890.

The University of Dayton has been fielding a football team since 1905 – the team is named the Flyers after the Wright Brothers.

A Saturday afternoon at InfoCision Stadium with the Akron Zips is a good time. It would be an even better time if more people showed up.

The Bobcats play at Cebe Ross Field, named after the football coach at WVWC in the 1920s thru 1950s.