Stadium Reviews

Just months after qualifying for the school's first NCAA Tournament, Hartford announced it was downgrading all sports to Division III.

As Kennesaw State has grown, so have their athletic programs. Basketball first took flight here in the fall of 1985 as members of the NAIA.

Lavietes Pavilion is the third oldest building used for basketball among Division One schools. It is named for Ray and Estelle Lavietes.

The GSU Convocation Center is a great place to take in a Panther’s game.

Built in 1996, Joseph J. Gentile Arena plays home to one of college basketball’s most recent mid-major powerhouses, the Loyola Ramblers.

La Salle University is a Roman Catholic university located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

For much of its early life, Reynolds Colesium was the largest basketball arena in the southeast with a capacity of 12,400.

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMUCC) began playing hoops on the Gulf Coast in 1999 as an independent Division III program.

Florida State will surprise basketball fans who wish to experience a college atmosphere and make fans want to come back for more.

The Nazareth Golden Flyers compete in Division III's Empire 8 Conference. They play their home games at Kidera Gymnasium in Rochester, NY.

Cameron Indoor Stadium opened in 1940 and was originally named Duke Indoor Stadium. The facility was named for former Eddie Cameron in 1972.

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Cotterell Court was dedicated in 1966 in honor of Wesley M. Cotterell, class of 1919, who was a two-time letterman and university trustee.

The Marriott Center is definitely an arena you should visit if you are ever in Provo for a basketball game.

College basketball fans will enjoy the experience at Bernard G. Johnson Coliseum with the Sam Houston State Bearkats.

Pittsburgh has excellent sports venues and Petersen Events Center, home of the University of Pittsburgh basketball programs, is no exception

The Plymouth State Panthers compete in Division III's Little East Conference. They play their home games at Foley Gymnasium in Plymouth, NH.

This venerable old building with the unique UFO shape is a great place to watch some high-quality basketball.

There is something different about attending a basketball game at Millett Hall.

The HTC Center is a beautiful facility and part of a rapidly growing athletic program at Coastal Carolina University.