Stadium Reviews

There is something to be said whenever college basketball is played in an old school gymnasium instead of a modern-day sports arena.

Carter-Finley has hosted numerous concerts over its lifespan, as well as the NHL Stadium Series game in 2023.

Overall, Wake Forest offers a solid Power 4 college football experience, albeit just on a smaller scale.

The opening of Davidson College Stadium is the crowning achievement of the Athletics Done Right

While exploring the sites of Asheville, make sure to stop at McCormick Field, a ballpark that manages to be old and new at the same time.

The home of High Point basketball is the on campus Nido and Marianne Qubein Arena and Conference Center.

While Doak Field may not be as highly regarded as others in the area, it is still a great ballpark and fun experience for college baseball.

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

Jim Perry Stadium, formerly Taylor Field, dates back to the 1940s when Campbell was a junior college.

Paul Porter Arena is part of the Lutz-Yelton Convocation Center in Gardner-Webb’s athletics area of campus.

With a nucleus of Muggsy Bogues, Alonzo Mourning, Larry Johnson, and Dell Curry, all signs pointed to a bright future for the Hornets.

The Bojangles Coliseum opened in 1955 as Charlotte’s first dedicated sports and concert venue.

The Carolina Hurricanes began playing at PNC Arena when the building opened in 1999.

Few fans would consider traveling to Chapel Hill for baseball, but that is their loss. Boshamer Stadium is a beautiful ballpark.

Other than their brief stint at Clemson, Bank of America Stadium is the only home the Panthers have known in their nearly 30-year history.

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

The Louisburg College Hurricanes participate in college football’s National Junior College Athletics Association.

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

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.

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