Stadium Reviews

Down on the Plains, Saturday afternoons take on a whole different feel than most college campuses in the country.

Temple Football is a big of a mixed bag for fan experience.

The University of Dayton has been fielding a football team since 1905 – the team is named the Flyers after the Wright Brothers.

The Bobcats play at Cebe Ross Field, named after the football coach at WVWC in the 1920s thru 1950s.

Spangler Stadium offers a solid overall fan experience for those looking to enjoy a small college football atmosphere.

The football experience at Mountaineer Field has just gotten better and better over time.

Few football programs in the college sports scene harken back to the old days of sports like Navy.

I’m a fan of the style of stadium they have at Angelo State – there is something special to me about walking down into a stadium.

The football history at the University of West Georgia is relatively young when looking at the storied programs throughout the south.

Snapdragon Stadium is an amazing facility, with its only real downside being there are not many fans there for Aztec football games.

Garrison Stadium doesn’t have a lot of fans, and some games have more visiting fans than home fans.

The atmosphere at SMU is truly something special. I cannot say enough about how beautiful the campus is.

The brand new and expanding facility began with a state-of-the-art turf field which can accommodate football, soccer, and lacrosse.

Starting in the 1990s, the Tigers went on a run of unprecedented success, winning 13 straight conference championships from 1993 thru 2005.

Torero Stadium offers a great mix of concessions items including Spam musubi, manapua, veggie rolls, Hawaiian bowls, and more.

The idea of sold out crowds at Duke is not new. What is new is these crowds showing up en masse for football instead of basketball.

Despite the smaller setting, game days on Samford’s campus come with all the feel of college football game days in the south.

Fresh off an FCS National Championship in 2020, the Sam Houston Bearkats have now made the leap to the big time, joining the FBS for 2023.

In what otherwise would be a sleepy college town sits the 83,350-seat Frank Howard Field at Memorial Stadium, ominously dubbed Death Valley.

Ives-Lemel Family Field provides a great atmosphere for Tornados fans – plenty of bright blue and black signage greets fans as they arrive.