Stadium Reviews

Georgia Tech softball began in 1987, as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) playing just north of campus at Glenn Field.

Clemson is a football school. Fans will absolutely think gridiron when they hear Clemson Tigers. But hoops fans should not sleep on Clemson.

The Dean E. Smith Center is the home of the UNC-Chapel Hill Men’s basketball team. It opened on January 18, 1986 replacing Carmichael Arena.

If you were to Google “what did a basketball gym look like in the 1980s?” it’s very likely that a photo of Conte Forum would pop up.

Moody Coliseum has all the modern accessories that fans enjoy, but what really makes Moody Coliseum special is the intimate feel of its gym.

Previously known as the Camping World Bowl, the Pop-Tarts Bowl features matchups between teams from the ACC and Big 12.

The in-game atmosphere at McCamish Pavilion is a nice balance of Georgia Tech traditions and modern stadium entertainment.

In their history the Tigers have claimed 17 ACC soccer titles, while being crowned soccer National Champions four times as of 2024.

Overall, Wake Forest offers a solid Power 4 college football experience, albeit just on a smaller scale.

O’Keefe Gym is a great example of a historic building being preserved and repurposed for present day use.

Bobby Dodd Stadium is the oldest on-campus Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) football stadium still in use today.

What Clemson has done in establishing itself as a perennial Top 25 softball programs in four seasons is nothing short of amazing.

Doug Kingsmore Stadium gives many MiLB stadiums a run for their money, in terms of practical amenities and entertainment value for fans.

Originally opened as Alexander Memorial Coliseum in 1956, the arena has been more than just the nest for the Yellow Jackets.

Catching a Houston Cougars basketball game is a great college basketball experience that fans will enjoy. 

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.

The college basketball experience at the University of Miami is one that has grown exponentially over the past few years.

In what otherwise would be a sleepy college town sits the 83,350-seat Frank Howard Field at Memorial Stadium, ominously dubbed Death Valley.

If comparing Eddie Pellagrini Diamond to the other wonderful facilities in the ACC, Boston College’s home field may come up lacking.

Virginia Tech first started playing basketball at Cassell Coliseum in 1962.