Stadium Reviews

Just a few minutes west of Spokane, Washington in Cheney, Washington is Roos Field, the home of the Eastern Washington Eagles.

Joe Aillet Stadium is part of Louisiana Tech’s new athletics complex, which includes a baseball stadium, softball field, and soccer field.

Watching an OU football game at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is college football at its finest.

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Costing nearly $240 million to build, the Canvas Stadium complex includes both an alumni center and an academic center.

Birkelbach Field in Georgetown, TX is a top-notch facility for high school football games.

The Brick Field at Commonwealth Stadium delivers as a great place to take in a football game.

While BC Place may no longer be the jewel of the CFL, it could still offer a fun time if you are in the area.

Although the access to Ferrycarrig Park is awful, the pleasant but modest facilities and welcoming atmosphere make it a worthwhile trip.

Barnsley FC was established back in 1887, making it one of the older clubs in English professional football.

For being one of the “lesser” bowls, the New Mexico Bowl offers great excitement and energy from the stands.

The Orange Bowl Game is the second-longest running college football bowl game, and the history of the game runs deep in sports.

A Melbourne City A-League game at AAMI Park is an outstanding fan experience.

Maverik Stadium is a decent little stadium to visit, and is very family friendly.

The Brigham Young Cougars have been playing football since 1896, but have been independent since 2011.

Missouri football has been in existence since 1890 and has a long and illustrious history.

Kroger Field (formerly Commonwealth Stadium) has served as the home of Kentucky Wildcat football since 1973.

While McGuirk Stadium was renovated to bring it up to minimum standards, the UMass Minutemen team played at Gillette Stadium.

JPS Field at Malone Stadium opened in 1978, and is named after the winningest coach in ULM football history.

After experiencing Cajun tailgating and the Ragin' March Parade, it's time to make your way into Cajun Field.