Stadium Reviews

Who doesn’t love a mascot? Basically, since the dawn of team sports, those teams have been used to entertain their fans.

The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) announced on February 28th that it has acquired H-E-B Park in Edinburg, Texas.

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On February 15 the newly formed United Football League (UFL) unveiled its official game ball.

The CFP Board of Managers recently announced they have voted to revise the qualifying criteria for the 12-team College Football playoff.

For 75 years the country's top college football players have converged in Mobile, AL, for the annual Senior Bowl.

On February 7th the NFL announced that the Philadelphia Eagles will play in the NFL’s first regular season game to be played in Brazil.

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Louisiana State University’s Tiger Stadium is home to the Louisiana State University Tigers football team; the stadium opened in 1924.

Chick-fil-A and the Peach Bowl appear to be the perfect marriage of bowl and corporate sponsorship.

When the Bahamas Bowl needed to be relocated for a year due to construction, ESPN Events chose Jerry Richardson Stadium in Charlotte.

The stadium looks really cool from the outside, but despite how it looks, is actually open a little to the elements.

SoFi Stadium, home of both the NFL’s Los Angeles Chargers and the NFL’s Los Angeles Rams, reportedly cost $5.5 billion to build.

The Cure Bowl continues to be the only bowl game each year with the goal of raising money for charity.

The New Orleans Bowl, hosted at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, has provided an excellent atmosphere for fans attending a bowl game.

The Celebration Bowl, is right around the corner, which means it’s time for Stadium Journey to release its ratings of the stadium experience

The annual Heritage Bowl is one of four sanctioned post-season bowl games for the NCAA’s Division II.

The Army-Navy Game is one of the highlights on the sports calendar every year. It should be a bucket list item for any college football fan.

Lane Stadium opened in 1965 with a capacity of 35,000. Many publications have billed Lane Stadium one of the finest places to watch a game.

TCU has a small enrollment compared to other Big 12 schools, but the attendance at Amon G. Carter Stadium does not show it.