Stadium Journey's Ranking of the Top 25 FBS Stadiums 2023
Stadium Journey is proud to present our list of the 25 best FBS college football game day experiences for the 2023 season.
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Stadium Reviews
Joseph Oakes
Jan 13
Lenovo Center – Carolina Hurricanes
The Carolina Hurricanes began playing at PNC Arena when the building opened in 1999.
1,349
Meg Minard
Jan 12
The Pit - New Mexico Lobos Women's Basketball
Visiting The Pit and watching a New Mexico Lobos women’s basketball game is a pleasure and an affordable way to see this historic arena.
333
Lloyd Brown
Jan 12
Alico Arena – Florida Gulf Coast Eagles
he Alico Arena at Florida Gulf Coast University provides a very friendly nest for the Eagles roundball program.
738
Lance Sutehall
Jan 12
Humphrey Coliseum – Mississippi State Bulldogs
The Bulldogs play basketball at Humphrey Coliseum, a 10,575 capacity arena that opened in 1975.
1,459
Lance Sutehall
Jan 12
Neville Arena – Auburn Tigers
The Auburn Tigers play in one of the newest basketball facilities in the Southeastern Conference
1,382
Lance Sutehall
Jan 11
Mitchell Center – South Alabama Jaguars
Basketball has been played at the University of South Alabama since 1968.
428
Richard Smith
Jan 10
TU Arena – Baltimore Blast
The Blast does a nice job of making the atmosphere theirs and you WILL have a good time here.
861
Gregory Koch
Jan 10
Capital One Arena - Georgetown Hoyas
The Georgetown Hoyas are one of the most storied programs in college basketball, with former players like Allen Iverson and Dikembe Mutombo.
795
Dan Colacicco
Jan 9
The Stadium Journey Podcast 701 - Women's Hockey with Colleen Coyne
1998 Olympic Hockey Gold Medal
and Isobel Cup winner Colleen Coyne joins us to discuss the past, present and future of women's hockey.
57
Paul Baker
Jan 8
Tsongas Center - Boston Fleet
After years of infighting between the various factions in women’s hockey, the stated goal from all parties has finally been realized.
1,320
Paul Baker
Jan 7
Hart Center Rink - Holy Cross Crusaders
Many smaller schools in NCAA’s Division 1 have built new arenas for their hockey teams. The Hart Center certainly doesn't fit that profile.
605
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