Stadium Reviews

After debuting in 2000, the Cintas Center is finally making its mark as one of college basketball's toughest places for road teams to play.

Opened in 1935, Municipal Auditorium in downtown Kansas City, Missouri is one of the architecturally coolest sports venues in the country.

Seattle University re-upgraded to Division I in 2008, and only in 2012 did they fully complete the upgrade process.

In Carbondale, Illinois, what is old is new again. Banterra Center, which originally opened in 1964, has a new lease on life.

Brick Breeden Fieldhouse opened in 1956 and is the home court for the Montana State University men's and women's basketball teams.

Peter W. Stott Center (also known as Viking Pavilion after a recent renovation) is named after an alumnus and booster of Portland State.

Once football ends at the University of Idaho, the men's and women's basketball teams move from Memorial Gym to the Cowan Spectrum.

High Point University may be familiar to fans across the nation for a number of reasons; part of its beauty can be found in Millis Center.

My most recent visit to Holt Arena at Idaho State left me pleasantly surprised; I found myself questioning my past opinions of the arena.