Stadium Reviews

Sewanee’s McGee Field is the South’s oldest college football field in its original location, and the fourth oldest in the nation.

Columbia football’s home field is special - nestled on the northern tip of Manhattan, it boasts a wonderful view of the Hudson River.

A visit to the Dakota Dome in Vermillion, South Dakota is a great way to see college football.

Morse Field at Harold Alfond Stadium is a 10,000 seat stadium located on the campus of the University of Maine at Orono.

Taking in a game at Spec Martin Memorial Stadium is extremely enjoyable, and is definitely something of a hidden gem in college football.

Roy Kidd Stadium on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Kentucky may be one of the most unusual looking football stadiums

Armfield Athletic Center provide an idyllic setting surrounded by trees, nice brickwork, and a hassle-free way to take in a football game.

Drass Field at Scott D. Miller Stadium is a simple affair, but the high quality of play for Division III is quite evident.

Troy University and Veterans Memorial Stadium can be a very intimidating place to play for opponents.

The University opened a new 8,500 seat stadium in 2013, which they named for the only coach the Great Danes had ever known.

Legion Field opened in 1927, and recently celebrated its 90th birthday.

the Belk Bowl will always have some decent teams playing in it, and the pro venue is a far nicer facility to see a football game at.

There’s a lot at Reser Stadium for the avid football fan and it’s a top notch experience; good fans, good atmosphere, its the total package.

D. B. Milne Field in Jacksonville, Florida is a small stadium with a high school football vibe.

Depending on where you live it might be a bit of a haul to get to Ames, Iowa, but it is definitely worth the trip.

Scott Stadium was built in 1931 and is the home of the University of Virginia football.

The Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles play their home football games on Overall Field at Tucker Stadium in Cookeville, Tennessee.

the games presented here are fun and it is certainly an experience that a true football fan should experience if in the area.

When it comes to football at the D3 level, few teams have had as much success in recent years as the Texas Lutheran University Bulldogs.

The Lamar Cardinals first began playing organized football in 1923, when the school was known as South Park Junior College.