Stadium Reviews

NC State basketball began playing at PNC Arena when it opened in 1999, replacing the historic Reynolds Coliseum on campus.

North Carolina is home to a couple of basketball powerhouses, which is a tough act for ECU to follow. The Minges Coliseum is worth a visit.

One of Syracuse, NY’s most recognized names changed after the 2021 college football season, as the Carrier Dome became the JMA Wireless Dome

Florida State will surprise basketball fans who wish to experience a college atmosphere and make fans want to come back for more.

Cameron Indoor Stadium opened in 1940 and was originally named Duke Indoor Stadium. The facility was named for former Eddie Cameron in 1972.

Pittsburgh has excellent sports venues and Petersen Events Center, home of the University of Pittsburgh basketball programs, is no exception

The KFC Yum! Center is a state-of-the-art venue that holds 22,000-plus people for the Louisville Cardinals basketball games

The Cavaliers play their home games at Turf Field, which despite the uninspired name is one of the nicest field hockey venues in the country

The Joel is the sixth largest arena in the ACC, seating 14,665 people, and many great players and teams have graced the court over the years

John Paul Jones Arena isn’t a big arena, by any means, but as any college basketball fan will tell you, bigger does not mean better.

The Duke Blue Devils compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference. They play their home games at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park.

Scott Stadium was built in 1931 and is the home of the University of Virginia football.

Attending a game at Purcell Pavilion is well worth the cost of admission.