Stadium Reviews

At Ole Miss you'll find tailgating like you've never seen before, as grand and upscale as you can get, with chandeliers hung from the tents.

Davis-Wade Stadium is one of the loudest football stadiums in the country, with cowbells ringing so loud they can be heard miles away.

Pohl Gymnasium may not have all the bells and whistles of a D1 basketball arena. it is a great place to watch competitive D3 basketball.

The small city of Itta Bena, Mississippi is home to Mississippi Valley State University, a Division One HBCU.

Coming to a game at Dudy Noble Field is truly a bucket list experience for baseball fans at all levels.

Situated less than 100 yards off the beach, Keesler Federal Park has perhaps one of the best views in all of minor league baseball.

In between Southern Miss Wellness Center and Reed Green Coliseum lies a little beach oasis called Southern Miss Beach Volleyball Complex.

The Tigers basketball team currently plays in Williams Assembly Center – the 8,000-seat arena opened in 1981.

Pete Taylor Park is a beautiful ballpark situated on the north side of campus.

The Bulldogs men's and women's basketball teams play at the newest athletic venue to open on campus, beautiful Dantzler Arena.

In 2022 a new era began for Southern Miss athletics as they joined the Sun Belt Conference, after competing in Conference USA for 27 years.

The Bulldogs play basketball at Humphrey Coliseum, a 10,575 capacity arena that opened in 1975.

1927 also marked the first year of basketball at Pearl River, and since that time the Wildcats have had several historic seasons.

By 2023 the Hub City nickname for Hattiesburg was unofficially replaced by Baseburg thanks in part to the city's success in the sport.

Trustmark Park is entering its 19th season hosting baseball in 2023, and the facility has aged very well over the years.

For 10 days in February the Mississippi State Fairgrounds are transformed into the Rodeo Capital of the U.S.

The Tigers play off-campus at Historic Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium, which opened in 1950 just north of downtown Jackson.

The Wellness Center is an excellent place to watch a volleyball match, if not one of the finest volleyball-only arenas in the country.

With such beautiful golf courses, and warm year-round weather, it’s no surprise that the Gulf Coast has attracted the eyes of the PGA Tour.

Situated 15 minutes west of Jackson, Mississippi is the nice, quaint, picturesque town of Clinton, home of the Mississippi College Choctaws.