Stadium Reviews

The Marquette University Golden Eagles basketball program is one of the most storied NCAA basketball programs in the country.

UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse is located on the Duquesne campus.

The Fiserv Forum has been the home of the Milwaukee Bucks since the 2018-2019 NBA season.

The old Spiceland Gym is still up and running long after it was used for the high school basketball team.

The old Crawfordsville Gym provided great memories, but it is still standing strong in Crawfordsville.

Hammel Court is home to the newest Division One basketball team in the nation, the Merrimack Warriors.

The Joel is the sixth largest arena in the ACC, seating 14,665 people, and many great players and teams have graced the court over the years

Holmes Convocation Center, the Mountaineers’ home since 2000, a beautiful brick facade that blends seamlessly into the beautiful ASU campus.

The Bulldogs began playing basketball in 1963, but as their old venue approached 50 years in age, it was clear a new arena would be needed.

The Greensboro Coliseum’s Fieldhouse is a unique compact space that hosts high energy, up-tempo basketball one rung down from the NBA.

The Palestra opened on New Year’s Day of 1927 with a win over Yale in front of a capacity crowd of 10,000.

With the Islanders disaster finally behind it, Barclays Center can return to being a basketball venue.

Boston may not be thought of as a basketball hotbed in some circles, but the combination of a team contending for the Larry O’Brien Trophy.

John Jay offers good college basketball in a small space, and it doesn’t break the wallet, to say the least.

M&T Bank Arena is an attractive facility that fits the needs of this mid-major team perfectly.

Valpo games are a community effort that is spearheaded by the supporters in the stands and the team plays on the court.

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

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