Stadium Reviews

While visiting Nacogdoches be sure to take in an SFA Lumberjacks football game while you’re at it – Axe ‘Em Jacks!

With passionate fans on either side of the pitch, Desna Chernihiv Stadium does make a lot of noise.

Two memorial statues for Pat Tillman have been designed, sculpted, and placed at two US football stadiums in the Phoenix, AZ area.

The NSC Olympiyskiy, located in the heart of downtown Kyiv, is Ukraine’s pinnacle of stadium experiences.

Opened during Soviet times in 1963, the Ukraina Stadium in the south of Lviv city has seen grander days.

Opened in 2006, the 12,000 capacity Slavutych Arena in Zaporizhia City, has hosted top-tier football in Ukraine ever since.

The Nika Stadium, opened in 1998, is a small compact stadium, with capacity for 7000 spectators on match day.

Changlimithang Stadium is the home of the Bhutan national football team and several club teams that play out of Thimphu.

Before building Gillette Stadium, the New England Patriots spent 40 years playing in the bare-bones Foxboro Stadium.

The spirit, culture, and tradition that you feel throughout the campus of North Carolina A&T State University is felt far beyond football.

Kinnick Stadium is a great choice for a Saturday in the fall. Crisp air, football and 65,000 or so fans.

KV Oostende, nicknamed the Kustboys, were founded back in 1904.

Kenan Memorial Stadium has been home to NC Football for the past 92 years, but it would be easy to forget its age due to recent renovations.

The Alamo Bowl represents the best of what the sport has to offer: it has pageantry, tradition, history, rabid fan bases, and great football

With an infant football program and a modern stadium behind them, a gold mine of opportunities awaits the 49ers.

The Pinstripe Bowl began in 2010 and pits an ACC team against a Big 10 team; the game has been held at Yankee Stadium since it started.

The Denver Broncos are one of the most storied franchises in the NFL.

Falcon Stadium was built in a natural bowl, has a capacity of 46,692 and stands in the base of the Rampart Range of the Rocky Mountains.

Since first fielding a football team in 1920 the Majors have accumulated a record of 380-356-14 (.516).

The whole setup here is quite impressive for this level of college football, and stands out compared to most college stadiums in the south.