Stadium Reviews

With a name change from UTPA to UTRGV in fall 2015 came new court insignias and branding around the Field House and campus.

Opened in 2008, BB&T Arena ushered in the new era of Northern Kentucky Norse basketball.

The Kansas State Wildcats have been a team of extremes for decades, either making a run of Final Fours or missing the tournament completely.

Alumni Coliseum, otherwise known as Paul S. McBrayer Arena, is located in Richmond, Kentucky, and opened in 1963.

Cam Henderson Center is named after former basketball, baseball, and football coach Cam Henderson, who coached at Marshall in the 30s, 40s,

Named for the school’s nickname, Titan Gym was built in 1964 and seats 4,000 fans.

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.

TTU competes in the NCAA Division I level of competition, as a member of the Ohio Valley Conference.

The Cross Insurance Center is a solid, modern facility in which to take in Division One basketball. It’s worth a visit by any hoops fan.

The Ford Center is a modern, sleek, and state of art facility and is perfect for Evansville, IN.

It’s hard to deny the state of Kentucky’s richness when it comes to college basketball, and Murray State's CFSB Center shouldn’t be lost in

The Illinois State Redbirds provide a great game experience in central Illinois at the CEFU Arena.

The L. Stockwell Jadwin Gymnasium is a multipurpose athletic facility that has a combined floor space of approximately 250,000 square feet.

Robert Mott Gymnasium (aka Mott Athletic Center), the home of Mustangs basketball, is a portrait of well-maintained longevity.

The UCSB Events Center is so named only as a formality. In every capacity except official, the arena is known as the Thunderdome.

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

Lafayette does a tremendous job of incorporating the “new” with the “old" at the Kirby Sports Center

Firestone Fieldhouse is an intimate venue with a capacity of just over 3,100, perfect for a school with a small student enrollment.

The University Center is a clean, home-feeling arena that can really make you feel comfortable.

The Privateers have been around since the late 60’s and in 1976 made the jump from Division II to Division I.