Stadium Reviews

Warrior Field does its job with room for improvement.

A trip to see the Carleton Ravens is well worth the time and effort.

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

The Coliseum is going through a face lift. When completed, The Grand Old Lady is expected to have a seating capacity of over 75,000.

Some sports teams move out of a city and a stadium but can a whole stadium move out of the city?

A visit to Paris Saint Germain should be on your list along with La Louvre and the Eiffel Tower when visiting Paris.

Spending a full day or weekend in Wolfville is well worth your time during late summer or early fall.

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.

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

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

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.

Hard Rock Stadium is an NFL venue that has stayed current with the times, and in many ways is an improvement over its original design.

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.