Stadium Reviews

Brian Kelly Field is a typical small football facility at a small school. It doesn’t try to be anything that it isn’t, and that’s exactly part of its charm. If you head to a game at Assumption, be ready for a relaxed afternoon of quality football far from the bright lights of the big time.

The Allegheny Gators of Meadville, Pennsylvania compete in NCAA Division III football, playing in the Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC). The team plays its home games at Frank B. Fuhrer ’48 Field, and the team’s logo is very clever, incorporating a gator tail as the right side of the “A” in Allegheny.

Stuart & Suzanne Grant Stadium is a simple soccer stadium that offers a good level of soccer games at no cost.

The Lions are one of the oldest franchises in the NFL, and they can boast of having some of the most loyal fans in the league.

Ann Arbor is the quintessential college town, and this is most obvious on a sunny Saturday autumn afternoon when the Wolverines are home at Michigan Stadium.

The Maryville Scots of Maryville, Tennessee, compete in NCAA Division III football, playing in the Southern Athletic Association (SAA). The team plays its home games at Honaker Field at Lloyd L. Thornton Stadium, proudly repping the orange and garnet.

Attending a Tigers game at Comerica Park is an event. The combination of a great atmosphere, a ton of food options, and a nice neighborhood make taking in a game here an must for the true baseball fan.

Explore Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis — seating tips, fan atmosphere, food, and things to do nearby.

The West Georgia Wolves offer a stellar atmosphere for a football game. In a stadium that only holds 10,000 fans, they offer all the amenities you could ask for, including a full-on team store, a beer garden, a great mascot and cheer squad, fireworks after every home, an energetic band, and much more. The facility looks clean and modern, and you can get in and out easily.

Carroll Community College has also embraced a new chapter in its history by adding intercollegiate athletics in 2019.

One of the largest colleges in Maryland is largely unknown outside of the area. The Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) has an annual enrollment of greater than 72,000 students.

Dodger Stadium is the third oldest yard behind only Fenway Park and Wrigley Field. Dodger Stadium maintains a truly unique identity as marked by its signature pastel-colored seating pallet.