Stadium Reviews

The experience at a Catholic University basketball game at the DuFour Center is outstanding. You might mistake it for a small Division I val

Forbes Arena, home of Morehouse basketball, was initially used for preliminary rounds of basketball in the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.

The facilities at South Carolina State may be a bit dated, but they more than make up for it when it comes to the overall game experience.

One of the players hoping to wear the glass slipper for the CSUN Matadors this March is senior point guard PJ Fuller II. 

Women’s basketball at South Carolina dates back to 1922 when the team played as the Pullets, the female hen of their Gamecock mascot.

Stegeman Coliseum is a great example of an arena from a previous generation that was given a highly modern feel.

As mentioned, the TAMUSA Recreation Center is a brand-new facility, closing out its first season of use.

Curb Event Center is a beautifully constructed facility that certainly was designed to impress.

Whose House? Our House! The 2024-25 season was a transitional one for Georgia Southern Eagles basketball.

From the front, F&M Bank Arena does appear to be a bit of a smaller venue, due to it being built into the slope of the area.

It’s great to see Alumni Hall continue to be useful 70 years after its debut.

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

Stadium Journey sat down with University of Vermont basketball superfan Maddie Ahmadi.

Basketball games inside The Field House are entertaining and fun for all ages.

There is a very distinct old-school vibe about Memorial Gymnasium; it feels a bit like walking into the gym from Hoosiers.

The Troy Trojans basketball program began in 1950 as a member of the NAIA, competing in the Alabama Collegiate Conference.

Campbell University is located in Buies Creek, NC and competes in the Coastal Athletic Association.

Life men’s basketball wasted no time leaving their mark on the NAIA, winning the men’s 1996 National Championship in just their fifth year.

East Tennessee State enjoys more fan support than any other team in the Southern Conference, and it is not all that close.

Since 1992, the Tigers have called William H. Bell Center their home; the massive facility is home to the university’s athletics department.