Stadium Reviews

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.

It is hard to beat the experience of football down south and “between the hedges”.

TowneBank Stadium in Newport News, VA is a wonderful enclave with old-school charm, surrounded by trees and beautiful campus buildings.

A few Saturdays each fall, Hard Rock Stadium welcomes the hard-rocking fans from the University of Miami, becoming a literal sea of orange.

The game day atmosphere for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks comes to life in the pre-dawn hours.

Perhaps no other game day experience captures the true feeling of family, connection to local culture, and enthusiasm of Hawaii football.

UCF this week announced several upgrades to the school's on campus football stadium, some of which are already underway.

Kyle Field is a must visit for any sports fan – the pageantry and traditions will amaze any newcomer to Kyle Field.

A trip to Stillwater, Oklahoma is a trip that every person should make, especially for America’s Greatest Homecoming.

The TicketSmarter Birmingham Bowl does a wonderful job making the game a memorable experience for both the players and fans.

The annual Citrus Bowl matchup is steeped in college football history, having been around since 1947.

Nestled on the coast of Maryland, the historic home of Navy Football plays host to the Military Bowl every year.

The brand-new modern home of the Las Vegas Raiders is now also the home for the Las Vegas Bowl, featuring a matchup between the SEC and PAC.

2022 marks a new era for the Southern Miss Golden Eagles; after 27 seasons in Conference USA, the Golden Eagles are now in the Sun Belt.

The Army-Navy Game is one of the most iconic sporting events in the United States.

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.

Despite a losing record on the field of late, there are still plenty of fans here cheering on their Ferrum Panthers.

Built in 1903, Harvard Stadium is the nation’s first stadium built for college football.

Just walking up to Franklin Field and gazing at the large brick exterior, you get the field that this is a historic stadium.