Stadium Reviews

Brown, like all the other Ivy League schools, try their best to be wacky and irreverent, but their efforts generally fall flat.

Princeton Stadium is cavernous. Seating wraps around the entire stadium, with two-tiered seating on both sidelines and in one end zone.

The fun gets started early at a JMU football game, as the band takes the field for a pregame performance.

There’s something special about going to a game far from the bright lights of big-time college football.

The Jaguars finally have an on-campus stadium to call their own, so this automatically makes the atmosphere better than their previous home.

Monarch football games are quite the party. It starts with the impressive tailgating around the parking areas.

The Pinstripe Bowl began in 2010 and pits an ACC team against a Big 10 team; the game has been held at Yankee Stadium since it started.

Since first fielding a football team in 1920 the Majors have accumulated a record of 380-356-14 (.516).

The whole setup here is quite impressive for this level of college football, and stands out compared to most college stadiums in the south.

The unique mascot is not the only unique thing about Coastal Carolina – Brooks Stadium boasts teal turf instead of the usual green.

Kidd Brewer Stadium is by no means one of the larger college football stadiums around, but this adds to the game day experience.

All the elements of a typical college game day experience can be found here, including the cheerleading squad and the original live mascot.

Columbia football’s home field is special - nestled on the northern tip of Manhattan, it boasts a wonderful view of the Hudson River.

Troy University and Veterans Memorial Stadium can be a very intimidating place to play for opponents.

Depending on where you live it might be a bit of a haul to get to Ames, Iowa, but it is definitely worth the trip.

Watching an OU football game at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium is college football at its finest.

The Orange Bowl Game is the second-longest running college football bowl game, and the history of the game runs deep in sports.

JPS Field at Malone Stadium opened in 1978, and is named after the winningest coach in ULM football history.

After experiencing Cajun tailgating and the Ragin' March Parade, it's time to make your way into Cajun Field.

Visiting Centennial Bank Stadium would be a great way to spend a Saturday (or possibly a weeknight).