Stadium Reviews

Set within eyesight of Rice Stadium, Tudor Fieldhouse has seen two significant renovations since its opening.

The Convocation Center is not the best but it is a good place to see a game and have a good time.

Delaware State’s Memorial Hall is a small, intimate size that provides a loud and fun environment for basketball.

The Coppin State University’s Physical Education Complex is a favorite arena to watch a basketball design.

Freedom Hall is worth a visit for being what it has always been, a historic home for college hoops.

Robert Morris University’s UPMC Events Center is pretty state-of-the-art for a small commuter school.

The Citadel Bulldogs have played basketball games in McAlister Field House since 1939, making it the eighth-oldest college basketball venue.

The Wildcats won their 2nd national championship in dramatic fashion in 2016 when Kris Jenkins sank a buzzer-beater to beat North Carolina.

The Babson Beavers compete in Division III's NEWMAC Conference. They play their home games at Staake Gymnasium.

The KFC Yum! Center is a state-of-the-art venue that holds 22,000-plus people for the Louisville Cardinals basketball games

Saint Joseph’s University is a Jesuit university located in the Overbrook neighborhood of Philadelphia.

The Marquette University Golden Eagles basketball program is one of the most storied NCAA basketball programs in the country.

UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse is located on the Duquesne campus.

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Hammel Court is home to the newest Division One basketball team in the nation, the Merrimack Warriors.

The Joel is the sixth largest arena in the ACC, seating 14,665 people, and many great players and teams have graced the court over the years

Holmes Convocation Center, the Mountaineers’ home since 2000, a beautiful brick facade that blends seamlessly into the beautiful ASU campus.

The Bulldogs began playing basketball in 1963, but as their old venue approached 50 years in age, it was clear a new arena would be needed.

The Palestra opened on New Year’s Day of 1927 with a win over Yale in front of a capacity crowd of 10,000.

John Jay offers good college basketball in a small space, and it doesn’t break the wallet, to say the least.