Stadium Reviews

1984 was one of new beginnings for the Lions; not only did they christen a new baseball field, but also welcomed new head coach Mike Lane.

Just outside of Talladega National Forest in northeastern Alabama is Jacksonville State University, home of the Gamecocks.

Baseball has been played at Jacksonville State University since the program’s founding in 1948 as members of the NCAA’s Division II.

Alongside the success Alabama softball has achieved on the field, there has also been a correspondingly high level of support in the stands.

The exterior of Swell-Thomas Stadium uses a great deal of brick, accented with concrete and arches to create a rather impressive exterior.

Despite some of the arena's physical shortcomings, there are several factors that enhance the game experience.

Located less than a half-hour drive from the Mississippi state border sits the small community of Livingston, Alabama.

The Auburn Tigers play in one of the newest basketball facilities in the Southeastern Conference

Basketball has been played at the University of South Alabama since 1968.

In the last decade the Cramton Bowl has added to its legacy by hosting ten editions of the Camellia Bowl.

Down on the Plains, Saturday afternoons take on a whole different feel than most college campuses in the country.

The UAB Blazers basketball program has thrived at Bartow Arena, as it has an all time winning percentage of .800.

The University of North Alabama (UNA) was founded in 1830. It is Alabama’s oldest public university. Today it has a student body of 9,500 st

In 2013 Flora-Bama began hosting their newest annual event, the Bulls on the Beach Rodeo.

Soccer is a sport in which the atmosphere is often dictated by the involvement and fervor of the club's supporters.

Despite the smaller setting, game days on Samford’s campus come with all the feel of college football game days in the south.

The game day atmosphere for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks comes to life in the pre-dawn hours.

Talladega Speedway opened in 1969 as Alabama International Motor Speedway, a name it kept until 1989.

There has been some form of hockey under the name Birmingham Bulls off and on since 1976.

Tickets are $5, and the seats are all chair backs and are located very close to the action directly behind home plate.