Stadium Reviews

Game day in Murfreesboro kicks off in Walnut Grove with the Blue Raider “Party in the Grove” – this center of tailgating comes alive about three hours before kickoff.

Vanderbilt University began playing football in 1892, and since 1922 it has played at the corner of 25th Avenue South and Jess Neely Drive.

TVA Credit Union Ballpark is a charming throwback to small-town baseball. The covered grandstand, overhead fans, and towering outfield walls lined with local advertisements evoke a classic, nostalgic feel.

Professional baseball has deep roots in Knoxville, dating back to 1897 with the Knoxville Indians of the Southeastern League.

Chattanooga FC has done as good of a job as they can to brand the stadium as their own, with signage, crest-emblazoned padding, and kiosks promoting both the men’s and women’s clubs.

Curb Event Center is a beautifully constructed facility that certainly was designed to impress.

From the front, F&M Bank Arena does appear to be a bit of a smaller venue, due to it being built into the slope of the area.

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

We are pleased to release our ratings for the Top 25 stadiums at the FCS level.

The FedExForum opened in 2004 as the home of the Memphis Grizzlies and the University of Memphis Tigers.

Roughly halfway between the cities of Nashville and Atlanta lies the city of Chattanooga, the fourth most populated city in Tennessee.

AutoZone Park has been selected as the Minor League Ballpark of the Year on two occasions.

The Sounds’ new home has been transformative for baseball in Nashville and the city’s Germantown neighborhood.

Nashville is quickly becoming one of the up-and-coming sports cities in the country.

FedExForum is a multi-purpose arena near the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis. The Memphis Tigers call it home.

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

The E.S. Rose Park athletic complex was built in partnership with the City of Nashville; Belmont University contributed $9 million.

Upon their initial approach to Thomas Stadium, fans are greeted by a small, brick entryway with ticket windows on either side.

Just to the left of the entrance, a plaque honors Howell W. Bush, a former Golden Eagle baseball and basketball player.

From the outside, the appearance of Murphy Center is very geometrically balanced, with many flat planes and right angles.