Stadium Reviews

The Paul Bailey Pizzitola Sports Center has been the home of Brown University basketball since 1989.

Salisbury is a pretty basic, low-level arena located in a nice suburban setting of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

The Bren Center, which officially opened in 1988, is a nice intimate venue that serves as the home to many of UC Irvine’s athletic programs.

Located in Waco, Texas, Ferrell Center is home to the Baylor Bears basketball and volleyball teams.

Nicholson Hall looks like many other buildings of its kind that are home now to high school basketball in the state of Indiana.

There are many sporting options in Los Angeles and perhaps a visit to the Galen Center for a USC basketball game should be on your list

The Mastodons play 10 out of its 15 home games at the Memorial Coliseum and the building is no stranger to hoops .

Hinkle Fieldhouse has been regarded as one of the nation’s great basketball arenas since it opened in 1928.

Historic Swisher Gymnasium is a small, intimate venue with a capacity of just over 1,452.

A visit to Gallaudet basketball is certainly a unique experience.

Walkup Skydome is a massive structure that covers 6.2 acres, with the roof spanning more than 500 feet and rising 142 feet above the court.

LMU lacks the national profile of other LA-based schools, but their gym is creative and different in many respects.

Willett Hall is located in Farmville, VA, on the campus of Longwood University, and is home to the their men’s and women’s basketball teams.

While football at Arizona State University is still the predominant sport, the basketball team is making a name for itself.

Calihan Hall is a unique facility and one that true fans really need to take in.

Stevenson has a nice, fairly new basketball facility that is easy to get to and cheap to attend.

In December 1970, West Virginia University debuted their new basketball arena in the city of Morgantown.

The Butcher Athletic Center is the on-campus home of the Rams’ men’s and women’s basketball teams.

The Worcester Polytechnic Institute Engineers compete in Division III's NEWMAC Conference. They play their games at Harrington Auditorium.

The Stroh Center is a beautiful looking building that seats 5,209 people and is perfectly sized for the campus and basketball program.