Stadium Reviews

The small community of Ruston, Louisiana is home to Louisiana Tech University, an institution with over 12,000 students.

The in-game atmosphere at McCamish Pavilion is a nice balance of Georgia Tech traditions and modern stadium entertainment.

Winthrop Coliseum was completed in the early 1980s, and while it does have a bit of that feel to it, the arena certainly is still viable.

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is the second largest university by enrollment in the state of Louisiana with over 19,000 students.

If you’re a sports fan, which since you're on this site you no doubt are, you really know how much ticket costs have climbed each year.

FedExForum is a multi-purpose arena near the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis. The Memphis Tigers call it home.

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

The venue is named for Charles Johnson “C.J.” Dunn and James Oliver, two of the Hornets’ most prominent coaches.

Just outside of Talladega National Forest in northeastern Alabama is Jacksonville State University, home of the Gamecocks.

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

The NCAA Men’s College Basketball Tournament, better known as March Madness, returned to Dallas, Texas in March 2024.

The Hinkle Fieldhouse is hosting the NIT this season and will host the Indiana State Sycamores & the Seton Hall Pirates

Despite some of the arena's physical shortcomings, there are several factors that enhance the game experience.

On February 20, 2024 it was announced that Timmons Arena would undergo a $40 million renovation following the season.

From the outside, the appearance of Murphy Center is very geometrically balanced, with many flat planes and right angles.

Case Gymnasium, while a fairly basic facility, has many features that make it a unique Stadium Journey.

A basketball game at Crenshaw Gym is as good an experience as many Division I schools. With an energetic, packed crowd, and one of the best

With a seating capacity of 878, G.B. Hodge Center is the smallest venue in NCAA Division I basketball.

Some might only know of Davidson College basketball from the success of the Wildcats in the early 2000s, highlighted by an Elite Eight run.

The Hulman Center has gone through a few changes to update the building to the 21st century for the Indiana State Sycamores.