Stadium Reviews

On August 22, three-time Super Bowl champion quarterback Patrick Mahomes and his wife dedicated a gift of $5 million to his alma mater.

Davis-Wade Stadium is one of the loudest football stadiums in the country, with cowbells ringing so loud they can be heard miles away.

There aren’t many college football stadiums that carry a game day atmosphere like Neyland, illustrated by the constant sell outs.

The CFP Board of Managers recently announced they have voted to revise the qualifying criteria for the 12-team College Football playoff.

Louisiana State University’s Tiger Stadium is home to the Louisiana State University Tigers football team; the stadium opened in 1924.

Chick-fil-A and the Peach Bowl appear to be the perfect marriage of bowl and corporate sponsorship.

When the Bahamas Bowl needed to be relocated for a year due to construction, ESPN Events chose Jerry Richardson Stadium in Charlotte.

The Cure Bowl continues to be the only bowl game each year with the goal of raising money for charity.

TCU has a small enrollment compared to other Big 12 schools, but the attendance at Amon G. Carter Stadium does not show it.

As part of their move to FBS, Jacksonville State is making changes to their home football stadium, Burgess-Snow Field at JSU Stadium.

Temple Football is a big of a mixed bag for fan experience.

The football experience at Mountaineer Field has just gotten better and better over time.

Few football programs in the college sports scene harken back to the old days of sports like Navy.

Snapdragon Stadium is an amazing facility, with its only real downside being there are not many fans there for Aztec football games.

The atmosphere at SMU is truly something special. I cannot say enough about how beautiful the campus is.

The idea of sold out crowds at Duke is not new. What is new is these crowds showing up en masse for football instead of basketball.

Fresh off an FCS National Championship in 2020, the Sam Houston Bearkats have now made the leap to the big time, joining the FBS for 2023.

In what otherwise would be a sleepy college town sits the 83,350-seat Frank Howard Field at Memorial Stadium, ominously dubbed Death Valley.

It is hard to beat the experience of football down south and “between the hedges”.

A few Saturdays each fall, Hard Rock Stadium welcomes the hard-rocking fans from the University of Miami, becoming a literal sea of orange.