Stadium Reviews

The Troy Trojans basketball program began in 1950 as a member of the NAIA, competing in the Alabama Collegiate Conference.

Campbell University is located in Buies Creek, NC and competes in the Coastal Athletic Association.

East Tennessee State enjoys more fan support than any other team in the Southern Conference, and it is not all that close.

Since 1992, the Tigers have called William H. Bell Center their home; the massive facility is home to the university’s athletics department.

McCann Arena, home of the Marist Red Foxes, is a quintessential college basketball venue.

CSI Companies Court @ UNF Arena is a bright and clean facility that is a solid mid-major college basketball venue. 

Assembly Hall has been the home to Indiana University basketball since 1971 and has hosted more than 12 million fans during its history.

Nestled up in New Rochelle, NY sits the quaint campus of Iona University, which features the Hynes Athletics Center.

The Leavey Center is home to the Santa Clara men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball teams.

The best thing here is the unique floor design that FIU’s court has, featuring waves crashing onto a beach and tropical palm trees.

Basketball has been played at Western Carolina University since 1928 when it was a junior college.

Basketball games inside The Field House are entertaining and fun for all ages.

Drexel fans will still see some great action in this small, loud arena.

The Missouri State Bears ply their trade in Great Southern Bank Arena, an 11,000-seat gem opened in 2008 in the northwest corner of campus.

Gampel Pavilion combines the best of big-time college basketball with the best of small-town college life.

Memorial Gym is a relic when it comes to college basketball arenas, a true time capsule that brings back memories of the era of cagers.

By and large, the atmosphere at Bill Greehey Arena is pretty good – the facilities look absolutely fantastic for being 25 years old.

The atmosphere for Tarleton Women’s basketball is well above what you might expect.

The end is nearing for historic Matthews Arena, one of the oldest gymnasiums still in use for college basketball today.

What fans will immediately notice upon entering Swinney is the yellow court with dramatic blue silhouette of the KC skyline.