Stadium Reviews

Attending an Aggies women’s basketball game is a delightful few hours of entertainment and is well worth your sports dollar investment. 

Two teenagers, likely juveniles, snuck inside the unfinished construction site of the new Clippers arena, the Intuit Dome.

A basketball game at Crenshaw Gym is as good an experience as many Division I schools. With an energetic, packed crowd, and one of the best

With a seating capacity of 878, G.B. Hodge Center is the smallest venue in NCAA Division I basketball.

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

There are few basketball teams that are more legendary than the Boston Celtics. They have featured some of the most iconic teams ever.

The Whiting Memorial Gym has been the home to the Whiting Oilers since 1950 and drips with history throughout the building.

The United Center has enough of what you need for an enjoyable evening of professional basketball.

The opening of the James and Sis Brown Athletic Center marked the beginning of basketball at Reinhardt.

The Hulman Center has gone through a few changes to update the building to the 21st century for the Indiana State Sycamores.

Alumni Hall is a well-designed basketball facility that fits well with its team and fans.

Our FANFARE scoring system only goes up to “5”, or else I’d give McCarthey a “100” in terms of atmosphere.

A steadfast member of the OUA, the Guelph Gryphons offer a basketball experience in one of the premier facilities in the conference.

As festivities move from pregame entertainment to pyrotechnics, a light show amps fans up leading to player intros and the opening tip.

Nestled amongst the Florida wetlands of north Pensacola lies the beautiful campus of the University of West Florida.

The Robins Center opened as the home of the Richmond Spiders teams in 1972.

The Red Auerbach Arena is a solid, if unspectacular, place to catch some quality Division Three basketball.

Built in 1984 and remodeled in 2007, FAU Arena is the home of both the men’s and women’s basketball teams, as well as the volleyball team.

Since their jump to the NCAA’s Division I in 2007, Presbyterian College has played as members of the Big South Conference.

Originally opened as Alexander Memorial Coliseum in 1956, the arena has been more than just the nest for the Yellow Jackets.