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Stadium Reviews


Cassell Coliseum - Virginia Tech Hokies
Cassell Coliseum is an old arena, but is still going strong after over 60 years. With raucous fans, especially the Cassell Guard student section, and an electrifying atmosphere from pregame until the final buzzer, a Virginia Tech basketball game is a top-notch fan experience.

Gregory Koch
Mar 15


Gentry Center – Tennessee State Tigers
Gentry Center is a large concrete facility with a somewhat imposing exterior. The building has few windows, though it appears to have undergone some updates in recent years, including the addition of an aquatics and fitness center.

David Welch
Mar 14


Horizon League Basketball Championships Heading to Noblesville’s Arena at Innovation Mile
The Horizon League has announced that its men’s and women’s basketball championship tournament will move to The Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville, Indiana, in 2027. The agreement runs through at least 2031, bringing postseason excitement and thousands of fans to the fast-growing northern Indianapolis suburb.

Marc Viquez
Mar 12


Rose Hill Gymnasium – Fordham Rams
The historic Rose Hill Gymnasium, which opened on January 16, 1925, is often compared to some of the meccas of college basketball.
Greg Venuto
Mar 12


Miami University Approves New Arena to Replace Historic Millett Hall
Miami University is preparing to turn the page on one of its most recognizable athletic venues. The university’s Board of Trustees has approved a resolution to construct a new multipurpose arena that will eventually replace Millet Hall. This nearly 60-year-old facility has been home to RedHawks basketball and volleyball since the late 1960s.

Marc Viquez
Mar 11


John Paul Jones Arena - Virginia Cavaliers
Founded by the United States’ third president, Thomas Jefferson, the University of Virginia is known as not just one of the top public institutes of higher learning, but also for having a formidable men’s basketball program in both the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and nationally.

David Welch
Mar 11


Pizzitola Memorial Sports Center - Brown Bears Basketball
The Pizzitola Center is a small, plain facility which falls short of its historic and unique Ivy League peers in many ways. Still, this cozy gym is not without its own charms, and is frequented by dedicated fans and staff who work hard to put on a good show. In Rhode Island, where hockey and Providence College hoops rule the local scene, there’s a hidden gem on the East Side worth visiting. Go Bruno!

Paul Baker
Mar 8


Cabot Center - Northeastern Huskies
The Cabot Center is by no means a suitable permanent home for the Husky basketball teams. But compare this facility to other small gyms in the area, and it doesn’t really come up short. As Northeastern’s new athletics home is built, the sturdy Cabot Center will ably hold down the fort for the next two or three seasons.

Paul Baker
Mar 7


A.C. Jordan Arena - Bowie State Bulldogs
Bowie State University is a public Historically Black College and University (HBCU) located in Prince George’s County, Maryland.
Richard Smith
Mar 7


Capital One Arena - Washington Wizards
Although the Wizards had high hopes when they moved downtown in 1997 into a shiny new arena, the experience has proven to be less promising.

Gregory Koch
Mar 7


The Women’s Sports Network (WSN) Vs. the All Women's Sports Network (AWSN)
The Women’s Sports Network (WSN) and the All Women’s Sports Network (AWSN) are two significant platforms dedicated to broadcasting women's sports, emerging in a landscape that has historically marginalized and seen minimal coverage of female athletic events. Each network was founded with a unique vision and operational strategy, addressing the growing demand for visibility in women’s sports.
Steven Kee
Mar 3


Maples Pavilion - Stanford Cardinal (WBB)
Maples Pavilion under the new era of Stanford women's basketball offers an affordable, intimate, and family-friendly college basketball experience.
Jeremy Pushkin
Mar 2


What’s in a name? New Jersey Loves their Seagulls!
The name "Seagulls" (or "Sea Gulls") has a storied history in New Jersey sports, most notably associated with professional basketball and hockey franchises in Atlantic City.
Steven Kee
Feb 28


Moody Coliseum - Abilene Christian Wildcats
The original domed structure at Moody Coliseum created a multi-purpose seating bowl that surrounds the floor in a circular style. This ensures that all the padded, folding seats face the court, creating quality sightlines for all fans.
Terry McCutchen
Feb 27


Clark Athletic Center - UMass Boston Beacons
The Clark Athletic Center, while looking very much a product of its time, still offers traveling fans a chance to take in quality basketball at an affordable price. While far from the bright lights of big-time college hoops, small gyms like this make for interesting Stadium Journeys. Don’t sleep on Division Three sports!

Paul Baker
Feb 26


CFG Bank Arena – CIAA Basketball Tournament
The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) is a collegiate athletic conference, mostly consisting of historically black college
Richard Smith
Feb 25


A Century of Showmanship: The Harlem Globetrotters 100th Anniversary Tour
Celebrating a century of basketball wizardry, the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters have officially launched their 100-Year Tour, a legendary milestone commemorating their founding in 1926
Steven Kee
Feb 25


Hauser Gymnasium - Hauser Jets
The Hauser Gym in Hope, Indiana, is one of the state's better smaller gyms for high school basketball.

Marc Viquez
Feb 24


Moda Center: Oregon Legislature Determine Future of Portland Blazers Home
The future of the Portland Trail Blazers' home, the Moda Center, is currently at a legislative crossroads as Oregon lawmakers consider a massive $600 million renovation plan to keep the team in Portland long-term.
Steven Kee
Feb 23


Gallagher Center - Niagara Purple Eagles
Taking in a Niagara Purple Eagles basketball game offers fans an intimate local for Division I basketball on a small campus. Gallagher Center offers a solid environment and fans won’t be able to complain about the price tag.

Dave Cottenie
Feb 23
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