Stadium Reviews

Eastern Michigan’s Convocation Center has a capacity of 8,824 and is a comfortable spot to watch Division I college basketball.

Matthew Knight Arena, named after the son of Nike founder and University of Oregon alumnus Phil Knight, is the home for Oregon basketball

On the campus of Oregon State University sits Gill Coliseum, named after the winningest coach in school history, Slatts Gill.

The University Credit Union Center is a beautiful facility on the campus of UC Davis,15 miles west of Sacramento.

Alumni Arena, a key piece of the SUNY at Buffalo’s recreation and athletic complex, is located on the north campus in suburban Amherst, NY.

Making a trip to Seattle with a Husky basketball game as part of the plan will make for a very fun day.

For local Northeast Wisconsin sports fans, a Green Bay Phoenix basketball game is a solid entertainment choice.

The Lakers have made their mark in their inaugural season and will hopefully continue to make strides into the future.

Brick Breeden Fieldhouse opened in 1956 and is the home court for the Montana State University men's and women's basketball teams.

The Icardo Center is a 3,800 seat arena opened in 1989 that is used for several UCSB sports.

Peter W. Stott Center (also known as Viking Pavilion after a recent renovation) is named after an alumnus and booster of Portland State.

Eastern Illinois University has developed quite a reputation for churning out high-quality NFL players and coaches.

The New Mexico State Aggies men’s basketball program has called the Pan American Center home since 1968, giving fans nearly six decades of memories in the venue.

The Fresno State Bulldogs basketball team is the biggest show in town in California’s Central Valley.

The Dunn Center is a multi-purpose arena and seats 7,257. Most sports fans know it as the home of Governors basketball.

York does provide a solid, family-friendly product and a very cheap price.

The Spiro Sports Complex is the home to the Wagner Seahawks basketball program.

Al Lawson Center is the second-largest basketball arena in Tallahassee, trailing only Florida State University’s Leon County Civic Center.

Moore Gymnasium holds onto a historic feel that you won’t find with many other small arenas.

Once football ends at the University of Idaho, the men's and women's basketball teams move from Memorial Gym to the Cowan Spectrum.