Stadium Reviews

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.

There is something to be said whenever college basketball is played in an old school gymnasium instead of a modern-day sports arena.

Howard soccer is a pretty barebones experience. The experience here seems far removed from the two men's national championships in the 1970s

Greene Stadium has a lively atmosphere, with lots of fun music piped in – the kind people like to dance to with heavy, loud beats.

Lois T. Murray Field is named for the former elementary school located that was located on this site.

Howard women's lacrosse is as barebones as it gets. With extremely small crowds and Howard on a decade-long losing streak versus Division I

Delaware State University has taken over Bob Reed Field and made it their own. The Hornets play in an intimate setting with a small but pass

Burr Gymnasium is a great venue to watch a basketball game. It’s enjoyable, affordable fun for any fan living in or visiting the D.C. area.

There is a ton of activity at Hughes Stadium on the quad behind the stadium, such as inflatables and football tosses set up for the kids.

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.

the crowd and atmosphere, as well as the fine quality of play, makes Delaware State football a good time for any fan.

the most impressive thing about a game at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium is the marching band – known as “The Marching 101”

The highlight of most HBCU football games is seeing the bands perform, and William ‘Dick’ Price Stadium is no different

When you put it all together, a day at Hytche Athletic Center has its perks and offers a unique experience, especially for the kids.

The game day atmosphere at O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium is high energy.

Talmadge L. Hill Field House is named for the head basketball coach and an assistant football coach at Morgan State College.

Norfolk is a wonderful place to live and visit, and seeing the Norfolk State Spartans is money well spent if you enjoy college basketball.