Stadium Reviews

VMI’s athletic teams are known as the Keydets, and their football team has called Alumni Memorial Field home since 1962.

It is rather simple to enter and exit Memorial Stadium. It is situated less than two miles away from campus.

To continue the Arizona rally cry, Bear Down and make a visit to Arizona Stadium, and be a part of Tucson’s college football experience.

All the elements of a typical college game day experience can be found here, including the cheerleading squad and the original live mascot.

Armstrong Stadium has played home to the Hampton Pirates football team since 1928.

Designed to look like a football palace from days gone by, Crusader Stadium blends in perfectly with its campus surroundings.

Taking in some MACtion is always a great experience and the Kent State Golden Flashes are no exception.

The Blue Bears play their home games at Alumni Memorial Stadium in Salisbury, NC, and currently compete in the CIAA of NCAA's D2.

The Pride football program was founded in 1997 and currently competes in the USA South Athletic Conference of the NCAA’s Division III.

Nestled among the trees and beautiful old brick buildings is Shuford Stadium, home of the Catawba College Indians.

The football home of the Bison is the Fargodome, a 19,000-seat indoor facility located on the NDSU campus.

Durham County Memorial Stadium feels much like a high school venue, and is pretty empty during Shaw football games.

Three division titles, 12 conference titles, two national titles – the history of Abilene Christian University football is long and storied.

University of Charleston Stadium is located in Charleston, WV near the state capitol, and is owned by Kanawha County Schools.

George Williams Athletic Complex offers an intimate experience college football fans, without the high prices and traffic of other stadiums.

The University of Nebraska and Memorial Stadium represent the best in college football.

Javelina Stadium has become the heart and soul of the Kingsville, TX community, and a must visit for college football fans in the state.

If you’re looking for a high quality, high class, high excitement, and high value college football experience, look no further.

Waldo Stadium opened its doors in 1939 for $250,000 with a 6-0 victory over Miami (Ohio) University.

Overall, Madison on game day definitely makes the list of great college football experiences and I would strongly recommend paying a visit.