Longest Tenancies at College Football Stadiums

The 100 longest stretches a team has called one of these College Football stadiums home, one row per team at a venue. Pennsylvania Quakers at Franklin Field ran 131 years.

Ranked
100
At #1
131
Franklin Field
States and provinces
38
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Longest Tenancies at College Football Stadiums

Longest Tenancies at College Football Stadiums
Rank Venue Location Team(s) Capacity Opened Years
#1 Franklin Field Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Quakers (1895–present) 52,958 1895 131
#2 Fitton Field Worcester, Massachusetts Holy Cross Crusaders (1908–present) 23,500 1908 118
#3 Bobby Dodd StadiumGrant Field (1913–1987) Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1913–present) 55,000 1913 113
#4 Davis Wade StadiumScott Field (1920–2000); New Athletic Field (1914–1919) The Cotton District, Mississippi Mississippi State Bulldogs (1914–present) 61,337 1914 112
#4 Yale Bowl New Haven, Connecticut Yale Bulldogs (1914–present) 61,446 1914 112
#6 Nippert StadiumCarson Field (?–1923) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Bearcats (1915–present) 40,000 1915 111
#6 Vaught–Hemingway StadiumVaught-Hemingway Stadium (?–present); Hemingway Stadium (1915–1982) Oxford, Mississippi Ole Miss Rebels (1915–present) 64,038 1915 111
#8 Camp Randall Stadium Madison, Wisconsin Wisconsin Badgers (1917–present) 80,321 1917 109
#9 Boone Pickens StadiumLewis Field (?–2002) Stillwater, Oklahoma Oklahoma State Cowboys (1920–present) 60,218 1919 106
#9 Brown Field Valparaiso, Indiana Valparaiso (1920–present) 5,000 1919 106
#11 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium Lawrence, Kansas Kansas Jayhawks (1921–present) 50,071 1921 105
#11 Neyland StadiumShields-Watkins Field (1921–1961) Knoxville, Tennessee Tennessee Volunteers (1921–present) 102,455 1921 105
#11 Stanford Stadium Stanford, California Stanford Cardinal (1921–present) 50,424 1921 105
#14 FirstBank StadiumVanderbilt Stadium (1981–2021); Dudley Field (1922–1980) Nashville, Tennessee Vanderbilt Commodores (1922–present) 40,550 1922 104
#14 Ohio Stadium Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Buckeyes (1922–present) 102,780 1922 104
#16 California Memorial Stadium Berkeley, California California Golden Bears (1923–present) 62,467 1923 103
#16 Gies Memorial StadiumMemorial Stadium (1923–2024) Champaign, Illinois Illinois Fighting Illini (1923–present) 55,524 1923 103
#16 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, California USC Trojans (1923–present) 77,500 1923 103
#16 Memorial Stadium Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska Cornhuskers (1923–present) 87,091 1923 103
#16 Spartan StadiumMacklin Stadium (1948–1956); Macklin Field (1935–1947); College Field (1923–1934) East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State Spartans (1923–present) 75,005 1923 103
#21 Blaik Field at Michie Stadium Town of Highlands, New York Army Black Knights (1924–present) 38,000 1924 102
#21 Christy Mathewson-Memorial StadiumMemorial Stadium (1924–1988) East Buffalo Township, Pennsylvania Bucknell Bison (1924–present) 13,100 1924 102
#21 Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Norman, Oklahoma Oklahoma Sooners (1924–present) 82,112 1923 102
#21 Tiger Stadium Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU Tigers (1924–present) 102,321 1924 102
#25 Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial StadiumDarrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (?–present); War Memorial Stadium (1924–1947) Austin, Texas Texas Longhorns (1925–present) 100,119 1924 101
#25 Drake Stadium Des Moines, Iowa Drake Bulldogs (1925–present) 14,557 1925 101
#25 Folsom FieldColorado Stadium (1924–1943) Boulder, Colorado Colorado Buffaloes (1925–present) 50,183 1924 101
#25 Memorial Stadium Terre Haute, Indiana Indiana State Sycamores (1925–present) 12,764 1924 101
#25 Ross-Ade Stadium West Lafayette, Indiana Purdue Boilermakers (1925–present) 62,500 1924 101
#30 Fisher Stadium Easton, Pennsylvania Lafayette Leopards (1926–present) 13,132 1926 100
#31 Chris Smith Field at Kenan StadiumKenan Stadium (2018–2019); Kenan Memorial Stadium (1927–2017) Chapel Hill, North Carolina North Carolina Tar Heels (1927–present) 50,500 1927 99
#31 Faurot Field Columbia, Missouri Missouri Tigers (1927–present) 61,620 1926 99
#31 Kyle Field College Station, Texas Texas A&M Aggies (1927–present) 102,733 1927 99
#31 Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor, Michigan Michigan Wolverines (1927–present) 107,601 1927 99
#35 Casino Del Sol StadiumArizona Stadium (?–2025) Tucson, Arizona Arizona Wildcats (1928–present) 56,037 1928 98
#35 Meade Stadium South Kingstown, Rhode Island Rhode Island Rams (1928–present) 6,555 1928 98
#37 Amon G. Carter Stadium Fort Worth, Texas TCU Horned Frogs (1929–present) 47,000 1929 97
#37 Peden Stadium Athens, Ohio Ohio Bobcats (1929–present) 24,000 1929 97
#37 Ryan FieldDyche Stadium (1926–1996) — Northwestern Wildcats (1926–2023) 47,130 1926 97
#37 Saban Field at Bryant–Denny StadiumBryant-Denny Stadium (?–present); Bryant–Denny Stadium (1975–2024); Denny Stadium (1929–1974) Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama Crimson Tide (1929–present) 101,821 1929 97
#37 Sanford Stadium Athens, Georgia Georgia Bulldogs (1929–present) 92,746 1929 97
#37 Villanova Stadium Radnor Township, Pennsylvania Villanova Wildcats (1929–present) 12,500 1927 97
#37 Wallace Wade StadiumDuke Stadium (1929–1966) Durham, North Carolina Duke Blue Devils (1929–present) 33,941 1929 97
#44 Ben Hill Griffin StadiumFlorida Field (1930–1988) Gainesville, Florida Florida Gators (1930–present) 88,548 1930 96
#44 Coffey Field New York, New York Fordham Rams (1930–present) 7,000 1930 96
#44 Kinnick StadiumIowa Stadium (1929–1971) Iowa City, Iowa Iowa Hawkeyes (1930–present) 69,250 1929 96
#44 Notre Dame Stadium Notre Dame, Indiana Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1930–present) 80,795 1930 96
#44 Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman StadiumSkelly Stadium (1947–2007); Skelly Field (1930–1946) Tulsa, Oklahoma Tulsa Golden Hurricane (1930–present) 30,000 1930 96
#49 Scott Stadium University of Virginia, Virginia Virginia Cavaliers (1931–present) 61,500 1931 95
#50 Renasant StadiumM. M. Roberts Stadium (1975–2025); Faulkner Field (1932–1974) Hattiesburg, Mississippi Southern Miss Golden Eagles (1932–present) 36,000 1932 94
#51 Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial FieldMemorial Field (1923–2024); Alumni Oval (1893–1922) Hanover, New Hampshire Dartmouth Indians (1893–1986) 13,000 1893 93
#51 CEFCU StadiumSpartan Stadium (1933–2015) San Jose, California San José State Spartans (1933–present) 30,456 1933 93
#53 Williams–Brice StadiumWilliams-Brice Stadium (?–present); Columbia Municipal Stadium (1934–1940) Columbia, South Carolina South Carolina Gamecocks (1934–present) 80,250 1934 92
#54 Husky Stadium Seattle, Washington Washington Huskies (1920–2011) 70,083 1920 91
#54 Zable StadiumCary Field (1935–1989) Williamsburg, Virginia William & Mary Tribe (1935–present) 12,259 1935 91
#56 Houck Stadium Cape Girardeau, Missouri Southeast Missouri State Redhawks (1936–present) 11,015 1930 90
#56 Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium/Horace Jones FieldHorace Jones Field (1933–1967) Murfreesboro, Tennessee Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (1936–present) 30,788 1933 90
#58 Glass BowlUniversity Stadium (1937–1945) Toledo, Ohio Toledo Rockets (1937–present) 26,038 1937 89
#59 Chamberlain Field Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs (1908–1996) 10,501 1908 88
#59 Donald W. Reynolds Razorback StadiumRazorback Stadium (1941–2000); Bailey Stadium (1938–1940) Fayetteville, Arkansas Arkansas Razorbacks (1938–present) 72,000 1938 88
#59 Harvard Stadium Boston, Massachusetts Harvard Crimson (1903–1991) 30,323 1903 88
#62 Andy Kerr StadiumColgate Athletic Field (1939–1966) Village of Hamilton, New York Colgate Raiders (1939–present) 10,221 1939 87
#62 Jordan–Hare StadiumJordan-Hare Stadium (?–present); Cliff Hare Stadium (1949–1972); Auburn Stadium (1939–1948) Auburn, Alabama Auburn Tigers (1939–present) 87,451 1939 87
#62 Waldo Stadium Kalamazoo, Michigan Western Michigan Broncos (1939–present) 30,200 1939 87
#62 Wildcat StadiumCowell Stadium (1952–2015); Lewis Field (1936–1951) Durham, New Hampshire New Hampshire Wildcats (1939–present) 11,015 1936 87
#66 Memorial Stadium — Clemson Tigers (1942–present) 81,500 1942 84
#67 Alumni Field Amherst, Massachusetts Massachusetts Minutemen (1882–1964) — 1879 82
#68 Jones AT&T StadiumJones SBC Stadium (2000–2006) Lubbock, Texas Texas Tech Red Raiders (1947–present) 60,454 1947 79
#69 Johnson Hagood Stadium Charleston, South Carolina The Citadel Bulldogs (1948–present) 12,500 1948 78
#69 Miami Field Oxford, Ohio Miami RedHawks (1904–1982) — 1896 78
#71 Strawberry Stadium Hammond, Louisiana SE Louisiana Lions (1949–present) 7,408 1936 77
#72 Houston StadiumRice Stadium (?–present) Houston, Texas Rice Owls (1950–present) 47,000 1950 76
#72 Kirkeby–Over Stadium Sioux Falls, South Dakota Augustana (South Dakota) (1904–1980) — — 76
#72 Pratt Field Amherst, Massachusetts Amherst (1877–1953) — — 76
#72 Schoellkopf Field City of Ithaca, New York Cornell Big Red (1915–1991) 25,597 1915 76
#72 SECU StadiumMaryland Stadium (2016–2021); Byrd Stadium (1950–2015) College Park, Maryland Maryland Terrapins (1950–present) 51,802 1950 76
#72 War Memorial Stadium Laramie, Wyoming Wyoming Cowboys (1950–present) 29,181 1950 76
#78 Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell StadiumDoak Campbell Stadium (1950–2003) Tallahassee, Florida Florida State Seminoles (1951–present) 79,560 1950 75
#78 Gettysburg Battlefield Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Gettysburg (1890–1965) — — 75
#80 Ernest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium Commerce, Texas East Texas A&M Lions (1952–present) 11,582 1950 74
#80 Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (1925–1999) 69,400 1925 74
#82 Nickerson FieldBoston University Field (1954–1963) Boston, Massachusetts Boston University (1921–1994) 17,369 1915 73
#82 Reser StadiumParker Stadium (1953–1998) Corvallis, Oregon Oregon State Beavers (1953–present) 45,674 1953 73
#82 Taylor Stadium Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Lehigh Mountain Hawks (1914–1987) 20,000 1914 73
#85 Archbold Stadium City of Syracuse, New York Syracuse Orange (1907–1979) 40,001 1907 72
#85 Palmer Stadium Princeton, New Jersey Princeton Tigers (1914–1986) 42,000 1914 72
#85 Parsons Field Brookline, Massachusetts Northeastern (1937–2009) 7,000 1933 72
#88 Delaware Stadium Newark, Delaware Delaware Blue Hens (1955–present) 22,000 1952 71
#89 Orange BowlBurdine Stadium (1937–1948) Miami, Florida Miami Hurricanes (1937–2007) 75,500 1937 70
#90 Alumni Stadium Boston, Massachusetts Boston College Eagles (1957–present) 44,500 1957 69
#91 McNaspy Stadium Lafayette, Louisiana Southwestern Louisiana Institute (1902–1970) — — 68
#91 Mountain America StadiumSun Devil Stadium (1958–2022) Tempe, Arizona Arizona State Sun Devils (1958–present) 64,248 1958 68
#91 Rubber Bowl Akron, Ohio Akron Zips (1940–2008) 35,202 1940 68
#91 Setzler Field Newberry, South Carolina Newberry (1913–1981) — — 68
#95 Jack Stephens Field at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial StadiumNavy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (1959–2002) Annapolis, Maryland Navy Midshipmen (1959–present) 34,000 1959 67
#96 Beaver Stadium College Township, Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Lions (1960–present) 106,572 1960 66
#96 Braly Municipal Stadium Florence, Alabama North Alabama Lions (1959–2025) 14,215 1949 66
#96 Memorial StadiumSeventeenth Street Football Stadium (1960–1971) Bloomington, Indiana Indiana Hoosiers (1960–present) 52,929 1960 66
#96 University StadiumDreamstyle Stadium (2017–2019) Albuquerque, New Mexico New Mexico Lobos (1960–present) 39,224 1960 66
#100 Pete Hanna Stadium Homewood, Alabama Samford Bulldogs (1961–present) 6,700 1958 65
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