Stadium Reviews

The Jones Convocation Center is a 7,000 seat multi-purpose arena that is home to the Chicago State University Cougars basketball.

When you put it all together, a day at Hytche Athletic Center has its perks and offers a unique experience, especially for the kids.

John Paul Jones Arena isn’t a big arena, by any means, but as any college basketball fan will tell you, bigger does not mean better.

During the pregame intro for UConn basketball at the XL Center, the PA announcer calls Hartford 'the basketball capital of the world'.

NWF is unique in that even though they offer four-year degrees they still compete on the JUCO level as members of NJCAA Panhandle Conference

Yeshiva is the best team in town. And it’s free, one of the best deals in college sports. Yeshiva basketball won’t be a secret for long.

A trip to Cedar Falls to see a Missouri Valley Conference basketball game can be rewarding.

The Clippers are on equal footing with their cross-town rivals on the court, the Lakers.

Columbia, which won the CollegeInsider.com post-season tournament in 2016, plays in the ultra-competitive Ivy League.

With a Rams team on the rise and a beautiful campus (and town), a game at Moby Arena is worth the drive from Denver.

The Bucknell Bison men’s basketball team has been the most successful in the Patriot League over the past few years.

You’ll find a night out at Halton well-spent and thoroughly enjoyable, even if the team doesn’t always take home the W.

CBU Events Center serves as home to the men’s and women’s basketball teams as well as select volleyball and wrestling games.

At 25+ years of service, The Pyramid has housed its share of high caliber athletes.

A trip to Carver-Hawkeye Arena is an enjoyable experience. Reasonable pricing, fun and passionate fans make this a great spot to see a game.

The Paul Bailey Pizzitola Sports Center has been the home of Brown University basketball since 1989.

Salisbury is a pretty basic, low-level arena located in a nice suburban setting of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

The Toyota Arena is an attractive looking building and it does provide comfortable seats for watching basketball games.

The Bren Center, which officially opened in 1988, is a nice intimate venue that serves as the home to many of UC Irvine’s athletic programs.

I was truly impressed with the facilities that the Rio Grande Valley Vipers have to offer their fans.