Stadium Reviews

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.

As festivities move from pregame entertainment to pyrotechnics, a light show amps fans up leading to player intros and the opening tip.

Lipscomb has a deep baseball history dating back to the 1920s that includes two NAIA National Championships.

There are not many arenas that can provide as much in the surrounding area as Bridgestone Arena has to offer.

Tucked in amongst the athletics facilities at Vanderbilt University is Hawkins Field, home of the two-time National Champion Commodores.

Nashville might best be known for its country music scene, but tucked away in a quiet neighborhood is the campus of Lipscomb University.

In the Music City it seems appropriate that the gym at its largest university was originally built as a basketball arena and concert hall.

Since 1982, UTC’s McKenzie Arena has proved to provide Mocs basketball with a definitive home court advantage.

Nissan Stadium's location on the east bank of the Cumberland River provides stunning views of downtown Nashville.

The Titans have grown a very loyal fan base since moving to the Music City 20 years ago from Houston.

Pioneer Field has a great atmosphere and a beautiful setting – most notably the Tusculum décor splashed all the way across the field.

Finley Stadium has served as the home field for the Mocs since 1997 and offers a superb game day experience.

William B Greene, Jr Stadium is a terrific venue in which to enjoy a Bucs football game.

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

Smokies Stadium opened in 2000, and was last renovated in 2015. It sits among the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee.

The Tennessee Volunteers compete in the Southeastern Conference. They play their home games at Lindsey Nelson Stadium in Knoxville.