College Football Stadiums

NCAA Football — 300 venues ranked by capacity

Current Stadiums

#1

Michigan Stadium

Michigan Wolverines

107,601
capacity
#2

Beaver Stadium

Penn State Nittany Lions

106,572
capacity
#3

Ohio Stadium

Ohio State Buckeyes

104,944
capacity
#4

Kyle Field

Texas A&M Aggies

102,733
capacity
#5

Neyland Stadium

Tennessee Volunteers

102,455
capacity
#6

Tiger Stadium

LSU Tigers

102,321
capacity
#7

Bryant-Denny Stadium

Bryant–Denny Stadium (1975–2024)

Denny Stadium (1929–1975)

Saban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium (?–present)

Bryant-Denny Stadium (?–present)

Alabama Crimson Tide

101,821
capacity
#8

Saban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium

Bryant–Denny Stadium (1975–2024)

Denny Stadium (1929–1975)

Saban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium (?–present)

Bryant-Denny Stadium (?–present)

Alabama Crimson Tide

101,821
capacity
#9

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium

War Memorial Stadium (1924–1947)

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Texas Longhorns

100,119
capacity
#10

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium

War Memorial Stadium (1924–1947)

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Texas Longhorns

95,594
capacity
#11

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

USC Trojans

93,607
capacity
#12

Sanford Stadium

Georgia Bulldogs

92,746
capacity
#13

Rose Bowl

UCLA Bruins

92,542
capacity
#14

Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

Florida Gators

88,548
capacity
#15

Jordan-Hare Stadium

Jordan–Hare Stadium (1973–present)

Cliff Hare Stadium (1949–1973)

Auburn Stadium (1939–1949)

Jordan-Hare Stadium (?–present)

Auburn Tigers

87,451
capacity
#16

Jordan–Hare Stadium

Jordan–Hare Stadium (1973–present)

Cliff Hare Stadium (1949–1973)

Auburn Stadium (1939–1949)

Jordan-Hare Stadium (?–present)

Auburn Tigers

87,451
capacity
#17

Memorial Stadium

Nebraska Cornhuskers

87,091
capacity
#18

Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

Oklahoma Sooners

84,389
capacity
#19

Memorial Stadium

Clemson Tigers

81,500
capacity
#20

Notre Dame Stadium

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

80,795
capacity
#21

Camp Randall Stadium

Wisconsin Badgers

80,321
capacity
#22

Williams-Brice Stadium

Columbia Municipal Stadium (1934–1940)

Williams–Brice Stadium (?–present)

Williams-Brice Stadium (?–present)

South Carolina Gamecocks

80,250
capacity
#23

Williams–Brice Stadium

Columbia Municipal Stadium (1934–1940)

Williams–Brice Stadium (?–present)

Williams-Brice Stadium (?–present)

South Carolina Gamecocks

80,250
capacity
#24

Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium

Doak Campbell Stadium (?–present)

Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium (?–present)

Florida State Seminoles

79,560
capacity
#25

Doak Campbell Stadium

Doak Campbell Stadium (?–present)

Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium (?–present)

Florida State Seminoles

79,560
capacity
#26

Spartan Stadium

Michigan State Spartans

75,005
capacity
#27

Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium

Arkansas Razorbacks

72,000
capacity
#28

Legion Field

UAB Blazers

71,594
capacity
#29

Faurot Field

Missouri Tigers

71,168
capacity
#30

Kinnick Stadium

Iowa Hawkeyes

70,585
capacity
#31

Qualcomm Stadium

San Diego Stadium (1967–1980)

Jack Murphy Stadium (1967–2020)

SDCCU Stadium (1967–2020)

Qualcomm Stadium (?–present)

San Diego State Aztecs

70,561
capacity
#32

Husky Stadium

Washington Huskies

70,500
capacity
#33

Lincoln Financial Field

Temple Owls

68,532
capacity
#34

Acrisure Stadium

Acrisure Stadium (2022–present)

Heinz Field (2001–present)

Pittsburgh Panthers

68,400
capacity
#35

Heinz Field

Acrisure Stadium (2022–present)

Heinz Field (2001–present)

Pittsburgh Panthers

68,400
capacity
#36

Lane Stadium

Virginia Tech Hokies

66,233
capacity
#37

Raymond James Stadium

South Florida Bulls

65,857
capacity
#38

Hard Rock Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Hurricanes

65,326
capacity
#39

Alamodome

UTSA Roadrunners

65,000
capacity
#40

Mountain America Stadium

Mountain America Stadium (?–present)

Sun Devil Stadium (?–present)

Arizona State Sun Devils

64,248
capacity
#41

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium

Hemingway Stadium (1915–1982)

Vaught–Hemingway Stadium (?–present)

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (?–present)

Ole Miss Rebels

64,038
capacity
#42

LaVell Edwards Stadium

BYU Cougars

63,725
capacity
#43

Kenan Memorial Stadium

Chris Smith Field at Kenan Stadium (?–present)

Kenan Memorial Stadium (?–present)

North Carolina Tar Heels

62,980
capacity
#44

California Memorial Stadium

California Golden Bears

62,717
capacity
#45

Ross–Ade Stadium

Ross–Ade Stadium (?–present)

Ross-Ade Stadium (?–present)

Purdue Boilermakers

62,500
capacity
#46

Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium

Memphis Tigers

62,380
capacity
#47

Jack Trice Stadium

Iowa State Cyclones

61,500
capacity
#48

Scott Stadium

Virginia Cavaliers

61,500
capacity
#49

Davis Wade Stadium

Mississippi State Bulldogs

61,337
capacity
#50

Kroger Field

Kentucky Wildcats

61,000
capacity
#51

Jones AT&T Stadium

Jones SBC Stadium (2000–2006)

Jones AT&T Stadium (?–present)

Texas Tech Red Raiders

60,862
capacity
#52

Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium

Jackson State Tigers

60,492
capacity
#53

Boone Pickens Stadium

Oklahoma State Cowboys

60,218
capacity
#54

Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium

Mountaineer Field (1980–2004)

Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium (?–present)

West Virginia Mountaineers

60,000
capacity
#55

Carter-Finley Stadium

Carter Stadium (1966–1979)

Carter–Finley Stadium (?–present)

Carter-Finley Stadium (?–present)

NC State Wolfpack

57,583
capacity
#56

Carter–Finley Stadium

Carter Stadium (1966–1979)

Carter–Finley Stadium (?–present)

Carter-Finley Stadium (?–present)

NC State Wolfpack

57,583
capacity
#57

Ross-Ade Stadium

Ross–Ade Stadium (?–present)

Ross-Ade Stadium (?–present)

Purdue Boilermakers

57,236
capacity
#58

Sun Devil Stadium

Mountain America Stadium (?–present)

Sun Devil Stadium (?–present)

Arizona State Sun Devils

56,232
capacity
#59

Casino Del Sol Stadium

Casino Del Sol Stadium (?–present)

Arizona Stadium (?–present)

Arizona Wildcats

56,037
capacity
#60

Arizona Stadium

Casino Del Sol Stadium (?–present)

Arizona Stadium (?–present)

Arizona Wildcats

56,029
capacity
#61

Bobby Dodd Stadium

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

55,000
capacity
#62

L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium

Papa John's Cardinal Stadium (1998–2018)

L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium (?–present)

Louisville Cardinals

55,000
capacity
#63

Autzen Stadium

Oregon Ducks

54,000
capacity
#64

Memorial Stadium

Seventeenth Street Football Stadium (1960–1971)

Tenth Street Stadium (?–present)

Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Indiana Hoosiers

52,929
capacity
#65

Franklin Field

Pennsylvania Quakers

52,593
capacity
#66

SHI Stadium

Rutgers Scarlet Knights

52,454
capacity
#67

Maryland Stadium

SECU Stadium (?–present)

Maryland Stadium (?–present)

Maryland Terrapins

51,802
capacity
#68

SECU Stadium

SECU Stadium (?–present)

Maryland Stadium (?–present)

Maryland Terrapins

51,802
capacity
#69

Sun Bowl Stadium

UTEP Miners

51,500
capacity
#70

TCF Bank Stadium

Huntington Bank Stadium (?–present)

TCF Bank Stadium (?–present)

Minnesota Golden Gophers

50,805
capacity
#71

Huntington Bank Stadium

Huntington Bank Stadium (?–present)

TCF Bank Stadium (?–present)

Minnesota Golden Gophers

50,805
capacity
#72

Stanford Stadium

Stanford Cardinal

50,424
capacity
#73

Folsom Field

Colorado Buffaloes

50,183
capacity
#74

David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium

Kansas Jayhawks

50,071
capacity
#75

Aloha Stadium

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors

50,000
capacity
#76

Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium

Kansas State Wildcats

50,000
capacity
#77

Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium

Ficklen Memorial Stadium (1963–1994)

Bagwell Field at Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium (?–present)

Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (?–present)

East Carolina Pirates

50,000
capacity
#78

Bagwell Field at Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium

Ficklen Memorial Stadium (1963–1994)

Bagwell Field at Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium (?–present)

Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium (?–present)

East Carolina Pirates

50,000
capacity
#79

JMA Wireless Dome

JMA Wireless Dome (?–present)

Carrier Dome (?–present)

Syracuse Orange

49,262
capacity
#80

Carrier Dome

JMA Wireless Dome (?–present)

Carrier Dome (?–present)

Syracuse Orange

49,250
capacity
#81

Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium

Martin Stadium (?–present)

Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium (?–present)

Northwestern Wildcats

47,130
capacity
#82

Rice Stadium

Houston Stadium (?–present)

Rice Stadium (?–present)

Rice Owls

47,000
capacity
#83

Falcon Stadium

Air Force Falcons

46,692
capacity
#84

Rice-Eccles Stadium

Rice–Eccles Stadium (?–present)

Rice-Eccles Stadium (?–present)

Utah Utes

45,807
capacity
#85

Reser Stadium

Oregon State Beavers

45,674
capacity
#86

McLane Stadium

Baylor Bears

45,140
capacity
#87

Amon G. Carter Stadium

TCU Horned Frogs

45,000
capacity
#88

FBC Mortgage Stadium

Acrisure Bounce House (?–present)

FBC Mortgage Stadium (?–present)

UCF Knights

44,206
capacity
#89

Canvas Stadium

Colorado State Rams

41,200
capacity
#90

Bulldog Stadium

Valley Children’s Stadium (?–present)

Bulldog Stadium (?–present)

Fresno State Bulldogs

41,031
capacity
#91

Valley Children’s Stadium

Valley Children’s Stadium (?–present)

Bulldog Stadium (?–present)

Fresno State Bulldogs

41,031
capacity
#92

FirstBank Stadium

Vanderbilt Commodores

40,350
capacity
#93

Nippert Stadium

Cincinnati Bearcats

40,000
capacity
#94

Wallace Wade Stadium

Duke Blue Devils

40,000
capacity
#95

John O'Quinn Field at TDECU Stadium

Houston Cougars

40,000
capacity
#96

Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field

Rentschler Field (2003–2015)

Pratt & Whitney Stadium (?–present)

Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field (?–present)

UConn Huskies

40,000
capacity
#97

Pratt & Whitney Stadium

Rentschler Field (2003–2015)

Pratt & Whitney Stadium (?–present)

Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field (?–present)

UConn Huskies

40,000
capacity
#98

Dreamstyle Stadium

University Stadium (?–present)

Dreamstyle Stadium (?–present)

New Mexico Lobos

39,224
capacity
#99

University Stadium

University Stadium (?–present)

Dreamstyle Stadium (?–present)

New Mexico Lobos

39,224
capacity
#100

Joan C. Edwards Stadium

Marshall Thundering Herd

38,019
capacity
#101

Blaik Field at Michie Stadium

Army Black Knights

38,000
capacity
#102

Cajun Field

Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns

36,900
capacity
#103

Sam Boyd Stadium

UNLV Rebels

36,800
capacity
#104

Albertsons Stadium

Boise State Broncos

36,387
capacity
#105

M. M. Roberts Stadium

Southern Miss Golden Eagles

36,000
capacity
#106

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Jack Stephens Field at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Navy Midshipmen

34,000
capacity
#107

Jack Stephens Field at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium

Jack Stephens Field at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Navy Midshipmen

34,000
capacity
#108

Ladd Peebles Stadium

Ernest F. Ladd Memorial Stadium (1948–1997)

Ladd–Peebles Stadium (?–present)

Ladd Peebles Stadium (?–present)

South Alabama Jaguars

33,471
capacity
#109

Ladd–Peebles Stadium

Ernest F. Ladd Memorial Stadium (1948–1997)

Ladd–Peebles Stadium (?–present)

Ladd Peebles Stadium (?–present)

South Alabama Jaguars

33,471
capacity
#110

Kelly/Shorts Stadium

Perry Shorts Stadium (1972–1982)

Kramer/Deromedi Field at Kelly/Shorts Stadium (?–present)

Kelly/Shorts Stadium (?–present)

Central Michigan Chippewas

32,885
capacity
#111

Kramer/Deromedi Field at Kelly/Shorts Stadium

Perry Shorts Stadium (1972–1982)

Kramer/Deromedi Field at Kelly/Shorts Stadium (?–present)

Kelly/Shorts Stadium (?–present)

Central Michigan Chippewas

32,885
capacity
#112

Martin Stadium

Washington State Cougars

32,248
capacity
#113

Gerald J. Ford Stadium

SMU Mustangs

32,000
capacity
#114

BB&T Field

Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium (?–present)

BB&T Field (?–present)

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

31,500
capacity
#115

Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium

Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium (?–present)

BB&T Field (?–present)

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

31,500
capacity
#116

Broadview Stadium

Broadview Stadium (?–present)

University at Buffalo Stadium (?–present)

Buffalo Bulls

31,000
capacity
#117

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium/Horace Jones Field (?–present)

Horace Jones Field (?–present)

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (?–present)

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders

31,000
capacity
#118

Centennial Bank Stadium

Arkansas State Red Wolves

30,964
capacity
#119

Apogee Stadium

Mean Green Stadium (planning)Apogee Stadium (2011–2023)

DATCU Stadium (?–present)

Apogee Stadium (?–present)

North Texas Mean Green

30,850
capacity
#120

DATCU Stadium

Mean Green Stadium (planning)Apogee Stadium (2011–2023)

DATCU Stadium (?–present)

Apogee Stadium (?–present)

North Texas Mean Green

30,850
capacity
#121

Veterans Memorial Stadium, Larry Blakeney Field

Veterans Memorial Stadium (1950–2002, 2010–present)Movie Gallery Stadium (2003–2010)

Veterans Memorial Stadium, Larry Blakeney Field (?–present)

Veterans Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Troy Trojans

30,470
capacity
#122

CEFCU Stadium

San José State Spartans

30,456
capacity
#123

Malone Stadium

UL Monroe Warhawks

30,427
capacity
#124

Aggie Memorial Stadium

New Mexico State Aggies

30,343
capacity
#125

Rynearson Stadium

Eastern Michigan Eagles

30,200
capacity
#126

Waldo Stadium

Western Michigan Broncos

30,200
capacity
#127

UFCU Stadium

Texas State Bobcats

30,000
capacity
#128

Veterans Memorial Stadium

Veterans Memorial Stadium (1950–2002, 2010–present)Movie Gallery Stadium (2003–2010)

Veterans Memorial Stadium, Larry Blakeney Field (?–present)

Veterans Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Troy Trojans

30,000
capacity
#129

Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium

Tulsa Golden Hurricane

30,000
capacity
#130

Summa Field at InfoCision Stadium

InfoCision Stadium–Summa Field (?–present)

Summa Field at InfoCision Stadium (?–present)

Akron Zips

30,000
capacity
#131

InfoCision Stadium–Summa Field

InfoCision Stadium–Summa Field (?–present)

Summa Field at InfoCision Stadium (?–present)

Akron Zips

30,000
capacity
#132

FAU Stadium

Howard Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union Stadium (?–present)

FAU Stadium (?–present)

Florida Atlantic Owls

30,000
capacity
#133

Howard Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union Stadium

Howard Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union Stadium (?–present)

FAU Stadium (?–present)

Florida Atlantic Owls

30,000
capacity
#134

Benson Field at Yulman Stadium

Tulane Green Wave

30,000
capacity
#135

William "Dick" Price Stadium

William "Dick" Price Football Stadium (?–present)

William "Dick" Price Stadium (?–present)

Norfolk State Spartans

30,000
capacity
#136

William "Dick" Price Football Stadium

William "Dick" Price Football Stadium (?–present)

William "Dick" Price Stadium (?–present)

Norfolk State Spartans

30,000
capacity
#137

War Memorial Stadium

Wyoming Cowboys

29,181
capacity
#138

University at Buffalo Stadium

Broadview Stadium (?–present)

University at Buffalo Stadium (?–present)

Buffalo Bulls

29,013
capacity
#139

A.W. Mumford Stadium

Southern Jaguars

28,500
capacity
#140

Joe Aillet Stadium

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs

28,019
capacity
#141

Horace Jones Field

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium/Horace Jones Field (?–present)

Horace Jones Field (?–present)

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (?–present)

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders

27,303
capacity
#142

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium/Horace Jones Field

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium/Horace Jones Field (?–present)

Horace Jones Field (?–present)

Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (?–present)

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders

27,303
capacity
#143

ASU Stadium

Alabama State Hornets

26,500
capacity
#144

Glass Bowl

Toledo Rockets

26,248
capacity
#145

Mackay Stadium

Nevada Wolf Pack

26,000
capacity
#146

Maverik Stadium

Utah State Aggies

25,513
capacity
#147

Bragg Memorial Stadium

Florida A&M Rattlers

25,500
capacity
#148

Washington-Grizzly Stadium

Washington–Grizzly Stadium (?–present)

Washington-Grizzly Stadium (?–present)

Montana Grizzlies

25,200
capacity
#149

Dix Stadium

Kent State Golden Flashes

25,000
capacity
#150

Paulson Stadium

Allen E. Paulson Stadium (?–present)

Paulson Stadium (?–present)

Georgia Southern Eagles

25,000
capacity
#151

Bridgeforth Stadium

James Madison Dukes

24,878
capacity
#152

Center Parc Stadium

Centennial Olympic Stadium (1996)Turner Field (1997–2016)

Center Parc Stadium (?–present)

Georgia State Stadium (?–present)

Georgia State Panthers

24,333
capacity
#153

Allen E. Paulson Stadium

Allen E. Paulson Stadium (?–present)

Paulson Stadium (?–present)

Georgia Southern Eagles

24,300
capacity
#154

Yager Stadium

Miami RedHawks

24,286
capacity
#155

Kidd Brewer Stadium

App State Mountaineers

24,050
capacity
#156

Doyt Perry Stadium

Bowling Green State Falcons

24,000
capacity
#157

Peden Stadium

Ohio Bobcats

24,000
capacity
#158

Burgess–Snow Field at JSU Stadium

College Bowl (1947–1960)

Burgess-Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium (?–present)

Burgess–Snow Field at JSU Stadium (?–present)

Jacksonville State Gamecocks

24,000
capacity
#159

Burgess-Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium

College Bowl (1947–1960)

Burgess-Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium (?–present)

Burgess–Snow Field at JSU Stadium (?–present)

Jacksonville State Gamecocks

24,000
capacity
#160

Chris Smith Field at Kenan Stadium

Chris Smith Field at Kenan Stadium (?–present)

Kenan Memorial Stadium (?–present)

North Carolina Tar Heels

24,000
capacity
#161

Memorial Stadium

Tarleton State Texans

24,000
capacity
#162

Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium

Huskie Stadium (?–present)

Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium (?–present)

Northern Illinois Huskies

23,595
capacity
#163

Huskie Stadium

Huskie Stadium (?–present)

Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium (?–present)

Northern Illinois Huskies

23,595
capacity
#164

Fitton Field

Holy Cross Crusaders

23,500
capacity
#165

FIU Stadium

FIU Community Stadium (1995–2001)

South Dade Kia Field at Pitbull Stadium (?–present)

FIU Stadium (?–present)

Florida International Panthers

23,500
capacity
#166

Georgia State Stadium

Centennial Olympic Stadium (1996)Turner Field (1997–2016)

Center Parc Stadium (?–present)

Georgia State Stadium (?–present)

Georgia State Panthers

23,000
capacity
#167

Casem-Spinks Stadium

Alcorn State Braves

22,500
capacity
#168

Scheumann Stadium

Ball State Cardinals

22,500
capacity
#169

Houchens Industries - L. T. Smith Stadium

Houchens Industries–LT Smith Stadium (?–present)

Houchens Industries - L. T. Smith Stadium (?–present)

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

22,113
capacity
#170

Houchens Industries–LT Smith Stadium

Houchens Industries–LT Smith Stadium (?–present)

Houchens Industries - L. T. Smith Stadium (?–present)

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

22,113
capacity
#171

Shell Energy Stadium

Texas Southern Tigers

22,039
capacity
#172

Delaware Stadium

Delaware Blue Hens

22,000
capacity
#173

Oliver C. Dawson Stadium

South Carolina State Bulldogs

22,000
capacity
#174

Aggie Stadium

Truist Stadium (?–present)

Aggie Stadium (?–present)

North Carolina A&T Aggies

21,500
capacity
#175

Hornet Stadium

Sacramento State Hornets

21,195
capacity
#176

Louis Crews Stadium

Alabama A&M Bulldogs

21,000
capacity
#177

Johnson Hagood Stadium

The Citadel Bulldogs

21,000
capacity
#178

Finley Stadium

Chattanooga Mocs

20,668
capacity
#179

Stambaugh Stadium

Youngstown State Penguins

20,650
capacity
#180

S.B. Ballard Stadium

Old Dominion Monarchs

20,118
capacity
#181

Roy Kidd Stadium

Eastern Kentucky Colonels

20,000
capacity
#182

South Dade Kia Field at Pitbull Stadium

FIU Community Stadium (1995–2001)

South Dade Kia Field at Pitbull Stadium (?–present)

FIU Stadium (?–present)

Florida International Panthers

20,000
capacity
#183

Tenth Street Stadium

Seventeenth Street Football Stadium (1960–1971)

Tenth Street Stadium (?–present)

Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Indiana Hoosiers

20,000
capacity
#184

Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium

Grambling Tigers

19,600
capacity
#185

Providence Park

Portland State Vikings

19,566
capacity
#186

Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium

South Dakota State Jackrabbits

19,340
capacity
#187

Williams Stadium

Liberty Flames

19,200
capacity
#188

Fargodome

North Dakota State Bison

19,000
capacity
#189

Bobcat Stadium

Reno H. Sales Stadium (1973–1997)

Bobcat Stadium (?–present)

Montana State Bobcats

19,000
capacity
#190

Robert W. Plaster Stadium

Missouri State Bears

17,500
capacity
#191

Truist Stadium

Truist Stadium (?–present)

Aggie Stadium (?–present)

North Carolina A&T Aggies

17,500
capacity
#192

Cowboy Stadium

Navarre Stadium (?–present)

Cowboy Stadium (?–present)

McNeese Cowboys

17,410
capacity
#193

Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium

Massachusetts Minutemen

17,000
capacity
#194

Stewart Stadium

Weber State Wildcats

17,000
capacity
#195

Roy Stewart Stadium

Murray State Racers

16,800
capacity
#196

Tucker Stadium

Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles

16,500
capacity
#197

Hanson Field

Western Illinois Leathernecks

16,368
capacity
#198

Paladin Stadium

Furman Paladins

16,000
capacity
#199

Kibbie Dome

Idaho Vandals

16,000
capacity
#200

Provost Umphrey Stadium

Lamar Cardinals

16,000
capacity
#201

Goodman Stadium

Lehigh Mountain Hawks

16,000
capacity
#202

UNI-Dome

Northern Iowa Panthers

16,000
capacity
#203

Golden Lion Stadium

Simmons Bank Field (?–present)

Golden Lion Stadium (?–present)

Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions

16,000
capacity
#204

Simmons Bank Field

Simmons Bank Field (?–present)

Golden Lion Stadium (?–present)

Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions

16,000
capacity
#205

Harry Turpin Stadium

Northwestern State Demons

15,971
capacity
#206

Jerry Richardson Stadium

Charlotte 49ers

15,314
capacity
#207

Walkup Skydome

Northern Arizona Lumberjacks

15,300
capacity
#208

Saluki Stadium

Southern Illinois Salukis

15,276
capacity
#209

Brooks Stadium

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers

15,000
capacity
#210

Panther Stadium

Prairie View A&M Panthers

15,000
capacity
#211

Homer Bryce Stadium

Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks

15,000
capacity
#212

Braly Municipal Stadium

North Alabama Lions

14,215
capacity
#213

Bowers Stadium

Sam Houston Bearkats

14,000
capacity
#214

E. J. Whitmire Stadium

Bob Waters Field at E. J. Whitmire Stadium (?–present)

E. J. Whitmire Stadium (?–present)

Western Carolina Catamounts

13,742
capacity
#215

Bob Waters Field at E. J. Whitmire Stadium

Bob Waters Field at E. J. Whitmire Stadium (?–present)

E. J. Whitmire Stadium (?–present)

Western Carolina Catamounts

13,742
capacity
#216

Hancock Stadium

Illinois State Redbirds

13,391
capacity
#217

Fisher Stadium

Lafayette Leopards

13,132
capacity
#218

Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium

Bucknell Bison

13,100
capacity
#219

Gibbs Stadium

Wofford Terriers

13,000
capacity
#220

Memorial Stadium

Indiana State Sycamores

12,764
capacity
#221

Villanova Stadium

Villanova Wildcats

12,500
capacity
#222

Alerus Center

North Dakota Fighting Hawks

12,283
capacity
#223

Zable Stadium

William & Mary Tribe

12,259
capacity
#224

Navarre Stadium

Navarre Stadium (?–present)

Cowboy Stadium (?–present)

McNeese Cowboys

12,226
capacity
#225

Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium

Abilene Christian Wildcats

12,000
capacity
#226

ICCU Dome

Idaho State Bengals

12,000
capacity
#227

Ernest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium

East Texas A&M Lions

11,582
capacity
#228

Rhodes Stadium

Elon Phoenix

11,250
capacity
#229

Alex G. Spanos Stadium

Mustang Memorial Field (?–present)

Alex G. Spanos Stadium (?–present)

Cal Poly Mustangs

11,075
capacity
#230

Mustang Memorial Field

Mustang Memorial Field (?–present)

Alex G. Spanos Stadium (?–present)

Cal Poly Mustangs

11,075
capacity
#231

Houck Stadium

Southeast Missouri State Redhawks

11,015
capacity
#232

Wildcat Stadium

New Hampshire Wildcats

11,015
capacity
#233

Johnny Unitas Stadium

Towson Tigers

11,000
capacity
#234

UC Davis Health Stadium

UC Davis Aggies

10,849
capacity
#235

Manning Field at John L. Guidry Stadium

Nicholls Colonels

10,500
capacity
#236

Greater Zion Stadium

Utah Tech Trailblazers

10,500
capacity
#237

Andy Kerr Stadium

Colgate Athletic Field (1939–1966)

Andy Kerr Stadium (?–present)

Colgate Raiders

10,221
capacity
#238

Walens Family Field at Fifth Third Stadium

KSU Soccer Stadium (2010–2013)

Walens Family Field at Fifth Third Stadium (?–present)

Fifth Third Bank Stadium (?–present)

Kennesaw State Owls

10,200
capacity
#239

Five Star Stadium at the Moye Complex

Moye Complex (?–present)

Five Star Stadium at the Moye Complex (?–present)

Mercer Bears

10,200
capacity
#240

Moye Complex

Moye Complex (?–present)

Five Star Stadium at the Moye Complex (?–present)

Mercer Bears

10,200
capacity
#241

Morgan Stadium

Morgan Stadium (?–present)

Hughes Stadium (?–present)

Morgan State Bears

10,001
capacity
#242

Fortera Stadium

Austin Peay Governors

10,000
capacity
#243

Municipal Stadium

Daytona Stadium (?–present)

Municipal Stadium (?–present)

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats

10,000
capacity
#244

O'Brien Stadium

O'Brien Field (?–present)

Lincoln Field (?–present)

O'Brien Stadium (?–present)

Eastern Illinois Panthers

10,000
capacity
#245

William H. Greene Stadium

Howard Bison

10,000
capacity
#246

Alfond Stadium

Maine Black Bears

10,000
capacity
#247

DakotaDome

South Dakota Coyotes

10,000
capacity
#248

Alumni Memorial Field

VMI Keydets

10,000
capacity
#249

Hughes Stadium

Morgan Stadium (?–present)

Hughes Stadium (?–present)

Morgan State Bears

10,000
capacity
#250

O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium

North Carolina Central Eagles

10,000
capacity
#251

Daytona Stadium

Daytona Stadium (?–present)

Municipal Stadium (?–present)

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats

9,601
capacity
#252

Estes Stadium

Central Arkansas Bears

9,000
capacity
#253

E. Claiborne Robins Stadium

Richmond Spiders

9,000
capacity
#254

Roos Field

Eastern Washington Eagles

8,600
capacity
#255

Nottingham Field

Northern Colorado Bears

8,533
capacity
#256

Ernest W. Spangler Stadium

Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs

8,500
capacity
#257

Eccles Coliseum

Southern Utah Thunderbirds

8,500
capacity
#258

Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium

Bob Ford Field (?–present)

Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium (?–present)

UAlbany Great Danes

8,500
capacity
#259

Bob Ford Field

Bob Ford Field (?–present)

Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium (?–present)

UAlbany Great Danes

8,500
capacity
#260

Fifth Third Bank Stadium

KSU Soccer Stadium (2010–2013)

Walens Family Field at Fifth Third Stadium (?–present)

Fifth Third Bank Stadium (?–present)

Kennesaw State Owls

8,318
capacity
#261

Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium

Stony Brook Seawolves

8,200
capacity
#262

Graham Stadium

UT Martin Skyhawks

8,000
capacity
#263

William B. Greene Jr. Stadium

East Tennessee State Buccaneers

7,694
capacity
#264

Harlen C. Hunter Stadium

Lindenwood Lions

7,450
capacity
#265

Strawberry Stadium

SE Louisiana Lions

7,408
capacity
#266

Alumni Stadium

Delaware State Hornets

7,193
capacity
#267

Alumni Stadium

Boston College Eagles

7,000
capacity
#268

Coffey Field

Fordham Rams

7,000
capacity
#269

Pete Hanna Stadium

Samford Bulldogs

6,700
capacity
#270

Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium

Long Island University Sharks

6,000
capacity
#271

Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium

Incarnate Word Cardinals

6,000
capacity
#272

Arute Field

Central Connecticut Blue Devils

5,500
capacity
#273

Meade Stadium

Rhode Island Rams

5,180
capacity
#274

Barker-Lane Stadium

Barker–Lane Stadium (?–present)

Barker-Lane Stadium (?–present)

Campbell Fighting Camels

5,000
capacity
#275

Beirne Stadium

Bryant Bulldogs

4,400
capacity
#276

Buccaneer Field

Charleston Southern Buccaneers

4,000
capacity
#277

Duane Stadium

Merrimack Warriors

4,000
capacity
#278

Campus Field

Sacred Heart Pioneers

4,000
capacity
#279

Kessler Field

Kessler Stadium (?–present)

Kessler Field (?–present)

Monmouth Hawks

4,000
capacity
#280

DeGol Field

St. Francis (PA) Red Flash

3,450
capacity
#281

Wagner College Stadium

Wagner Seahawks

3,300
capacity
#282

Joe Walton Stadium

Robert Morris Colonials

3,000
capacity
#283

Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field

Duquesne Dukes

2,200
capacity
#284

Lincoln Field

O'Brien Field (?–present)

Lincoln Field (?–present)

O'Brien Stadium (?–present)

Eastern Illinois Panthers
#285

O'Brien Field

O'Brien Field (?–present)

Lincoln Field (?–present)

O'Brien Stadium (?–present)

Eastern Illinois Panthers
#286

Martin Stadium

Martin Stadium (?–present)

Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin Stadium (?–present)

Northwestern Wildcats
#287

Houston Stadium

Houston Stadium (?–present)

Rice Stadium (?–present)

Rice Owls
#288

Memorial Stadium

Illinois Fighting Illini
#289

Sun Life Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Hurricanes
#290

Joe Robbie Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Hurricanes
#291

Pro Player Park/Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Hurricanes
#292

Dolphin(s) Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Hurricanes
#293

Land Shark Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Hurricanes
#294

Washington–Grizzly Stadium

Washington–Grizzly Stadium (?–present)

Washington-Grizzly Stadium (?–present)

Montana Grizzlies
#295

Vaught–Hemingway Stadium

Hemingway Stadium (1915–1982)

Vaught–Hemingway Stadium (?–present)

Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (?–present)

Ole Miss Rebels
#296

Acrisure Bounce House

Acrisure Bounce House (?–present)

FBC Mortgage Stadium (?–present)

UCF Knights
#297

Rice–Eccles Stadium

Rice–Eccles Stadium (?–present)

Rice-Eccles Stadium (?–present)

Utah Utes
#298

Barker–Lane Stadium

Barker–Lane Stadium (?–present)

Barker-Lane Stadium (?–present)

Campbell Fighting Camels
#299

Husky Stadium

Houston Christian Huskies
#300

Kessler Stadium

Kessler Stadium (?–present)

Kessler Field (?–present)

Monmouth Hawks

Former Stadiums

A. W. Mumford Stadium

A. W. Mumford Stadium (?–present)

University Stadium (?–present)

Southern Jaguars (1977–2022)

25,500 capacity Opened 1928

Abbott Memorial Alumni Stadium

Tuskegee (1977–1977)

10,000 capacity Opened 1925

Abe Mitchell Field at Hancock Whitney Stadium

South Alabama Jaguars (2020–2023)

Opened 2020

Ahearn Field

Kansas State Wildcats (1911–1921)

Opened 1911

Al Whitehead Field at Greyhound Stadium

Eastern New Mexico (1935–1966)

Alexander Durley Sports Complex

Texas Southern Tigers (1993–2010)

Allegiant Stadium

UNLV Rebels (2020–2023)

65,000 capacity Opened 2020

Alumni Coliseum

Montana Tech (1915–1937)

Alumni Field

Athletic Park (1893–1922)

Alumni Field (?–present)

Colorado Mines (1902–1952)

Alumni Field

Massachusetts Minutemen (1882–1964)

Opened 1879

Alumni Stadium

WPI (1888–1944)

Andy Frye Stadium

Centre (1902–1942)

Angel Stadium

Cal State Fullerton (1976–1979), Long Beach State (1966–1991)

Opened 1966

Archbold Stadium

Syracuse Orange (1907–1978)

40,001 capacity Opened 1907

Armstrong Field

SMU Mustangs (1915–1925)

Armstrong Stadium

Hampton (2010–2021)

12,000 capacity Opened 1928

Athletic Park

Tulane Green Wave (1902–1974)

Opened 1901

Audrey J. Walton Stadiumat Vernon Kennedy Field

Audrey J. Walton Stadiumat Vernon Kennedy Field (?–present)

West Campus Field, Vernon Kennedy Field (?–present)

Central Missouri State (1933–1984)

Opened 1928

Aztec Bowl

San Diego State Aztecs (1947–1966)

Opened 1937

Bailey Memorial Stadium

Presbyterian (1914–2017)

6,500 capacity

Balboa Park

San Diego Marines (1932–1964)

Bazemore-Hyder Stadium

Bazemore-Hyder Stadium (?–present)

Cleveland Field (?–present)

Valdosta State (1995–1995)

11,249 capacity Opened 1924

Beaver Field

Penn State Nittany Lions (1892–1908)

Blakeslee Stadium

Mankato State (1988–1988)

Bowman Gray Stadium

Wake Forest Demon Deacons (1956–1967)

17,000 capacity Opened 1938

Brick Breeden Fieldhouse

Brick Breeden Fieldhouse (?–present)

MSU Fieldhouse MSC Fieldhouse (?–present)

Montana State Bobcats (1911–1972)

84,553,472 capacity

Brown Field

Valparaiso (1920–2022)

5,000 capacity Opened 1919

Brown Stadium

UL Monroe Warhawks (1965–1977)

Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl

Butler (1892–1962)

Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial Field

Memorial Field (1923–2024)

Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial Field (?–present)

Dartmouth (1893–1986)

13,000 capacity Opened 1893

Burnet Woods

Cincinnati Bearcats (1903–1909)

Caesars Superdome

Caesars Superdome (2021–present)

Mercedes-Benz Superdome (2011–2020)

Louisiana Superdome (1975–2010)

Tulane Green Wave (1975–2013)

73,208 capacity Opened 1975

Cameron Stadium

College Park (1885–1920)

Cameron Stadium (?–present)

Washington & Jefferson (1897–1949)

5,000 capacity Opened 1885

Camping World Stadium

Orlando Stadium(1936–1946, 1977–1982)Tangerine Bowl (1947–1975)

Camping World Stadium (?–present)

UCF Knights (1983–2006), Rollins (1936–1949)

65,438 capacity Opened 1936

Cardinal Stadium

Catholic (1912–1940)

3,500 capacity

Cardinal Stadium

Fairgrounds Stadium (1956–1982)

Cardinal Stadium (?–present)

Louisville Cardinals (1956–1997)

Opened 1956

Carroll Field

Baylor Bears (1903–1935)

Cashman Field

UNLV Rebels (1970–1970)

9,334 capacity

Centennial Field

Vermont (1906–1936)

4,415 capacity Opened 1906

Cessna Stadium

Veterans Field (1946–1968)

Cessna Stadium (?–present)

Wichita State (1946–1986)

31,500 capacity Opened 1946

Choctaw Stadium

The Ballpark in Arlington (1994–2019)

Ameriquest Field in Arlington (1994–2019)

Rangers Ballpark in Arlington (1994–2019)

Globe Life Park in Arlington (1994–2019)

Choctaw Stadium (?–present)

Northwestern Oklahoma State (2012–2012)

Opened 1994

Cincinnati's League Park

American Park (1884–1901)

League Park (1884–1901)

Cincinnati's League Park (?–present)

Cincinnati Bearcats (1896–1900)

Opened 1884

City Stadium

City Stadium (?–present)

Balboa Stadium (?–present)

San Diego State Aztecs (1931–1935)

15,000 capacity

Clarence Ching Athletics Complex

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors (1975–2023)

Clark Field

Varsity Athletic Field (1887–1904)

Clark Field (?–present)

Texas Longhorns (1901–1928)

Opened 1887

Clyde Williams Field

State Field (1915–1938)

Clyde Williams Field (?–present)

Iowa State Cyclones (1914–1974)

Opened 1915

College Park

The Citadel Bulldogs (1940–1996)

Opened 1940

Colorado Field

Colorado State Rams (1912–1967)

14,000 capacity

Commonwealth University-Mansfield

Mansfield Classical Seminary (1857–1862)

Commonwealth University-Mansfield (?–present)

Wyoming Seminary (1888–1912)

Cooper Field

Georgetown (1891–1910)

3,750 capacity

Corcoran Stadium

Xavier (1919–1973)

Cotton Bowl

SMU Mustangs (1930–1999)

75,504 capacity Opened 1930

Cotton Palace

Baylor Bears (1926–1929)

Cox Stadium

San Francisco State (1969–1986)

5,000 capacity

Cramton Bowl

Alabama State Hornets (1977–2011)

Opened 1922

Creighton Stadium

Creighton (1902–1942)

22,500 capacity

Crump Stadium

Memphis Tigers (1939–1963)

DU Stadium

DU Stadium (?–present)

Hilltop Stadium (?–present)

Denver (1902–1960)

Dacotah Field

North Dakota State Bison (1927–1969)

Demske Sports Complex

Canisius (1925–1948)

1,200 capacity

Devonshire Downs

Cal State Northridge (1967–2001)

Dial-Roberson Stadium

Ohio Northern (1903–1933)

3,500 capacity

Dignity Health Sports Park

Home Depot Center (2003–2013)

Dignity Health Sports Park (?–present)

San Diego State Aztecs (2020–2021)

27,000 capacity Opened 2003

Don Shula Stadium

Don Shula Stadium (?–present)

Wasmer Field (?–present)

John Carroll (1923–1950)

Donnell Stadium

Findlay (1962–1962)

5,000 capacity Opened 1928

Drake Field

Auburn Tigers (1911–1938)

Opened 1911

Drake Stadium

Drake (1925–2018)

14,557 capacity Opened 1925

Earl F. Quigley Stadiumat Verizon Wireless Field

Earl F. Quigley Stadiumat Verizon Wireless Field (?–present)

Kavanaugh Stadium (?–present)

Arkansas Razorbacks (1936–1937)

15,000 capacity Opened 1936

Eclipse Park

Eclipse Park I (c.1874–1893)Eclipse Park II (1893–1899)

Eclipse Park (?–present)

Louisville Cardinals (1914–1922)

Edward L. Blackshear Field

Prairie View A&M Panthers (1977–2013)

Opened 1960

Exposition Park

Pittsburgh Panthers (1896–1915)

16,000 capacity Opened 1890

Fairfield Stadium

Marshall Thundering Herd (1929–1988)

Opened 1928

Fairfield, Iowa

Parsons (Iowa) (1911–1967)

Ferry Field

Michigan Wolverines (1906–1926)

Fiesta Park

USC Trojans (1915–1916)

Opened 1894

Floyd Casey Stadium

Floyd Casey Stadium (1989–present)

Baylor Stadium (1950–1988)

Baylor Bears (1950–2013)

Opened 1950

Forbes Field

Pittsburgh Panthers (1916–1970)

Opened 1909

Ford Field

Akron Zips (1913–1938)

65,000 capacity Opened 2002

Fouts Field

North Texas Mean Green (1952–2010)

Opened 1952

Francis Field

Washington (MO) (1892–1958)

Francis G. Welch Stadium

Emporia State (1937–1967)

10,000 capacity Opened 1937

Frank Waters Stadium

Hillsdale (1899–1950)

Fred G. Hughes Stadium

Missouri Southern (1981–1983)

Opened 1975

Gamble Field

Colorado Buffaloes (1902–1924)

Georgia Dome

Georgia State Panthers (2010–2016)

71,228 capacity Opened 1992

Gettysburg Battlefield

Gettysburg (1890–1965)

Giants Stadium

Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1993–1993), Syracuse Orange (1980–2010)

80,242 capacity Opened 1976

Gies Memorial Stadium

Illinois Fighting Illini (1892–2023)

55,524 capacity

Glover Stadium/Dee Fee Field

La Palma Park (1939–1970)

Glover Stadium/Dee Fee Field (?–present)

Cal State Fullerton (1970–1992)

Opened 1939

Gonzaga Stadium

Gonzaga (1914–1941)

Goodwin Stadium

Arizona State Sun Devils (1958–1976)

Opened 1936

Great Smoky Mountains National Park

Lebanon Valley (1898–1935)

Groves Stadium

Wake Forest Demon Deacons (1940–1955)

Opened 1940

Hale Stadium

Tennessee State (1972–1984)

Opened 1953

Happy State Bank Stadium

Buffalo Bowl (1959–1971)

Happy State Bank Stadium (?–present)

West Texas State (1959–1985)

20,000 capacity Opened 1959

Harold Alfond Sports Stadium

Alumni Field (1947–1997)

Harold Alfond Sports Stadium (?–present)

Maine Black Bears (1965–2023)

10,000 capacity Opened 1947

Harvard Stadium

Harvard (1903–1921), Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1903–1906)

37,289 capacity Opened 1903

Haskell Memorial Stadium

Haskell (1898–1935)

Hersheypark Arena

Hershey Sports Arena (1936–1972)

Hersheypark Arena (?–present)

Lebanon Valley (1936–1948)

7,286 capacity Opened 1936

Herty Field

Georgia Bulldogs (1902–1910)

Opened 1891

Highmark Stadium

Highmark Stadium (2021–present)

Bills Stadium (2020–2020)

New Era Field (2016–2019)

Ralph Wilson Stadium (1998–2015)

Rich Stadium (1973–1997)

Syracuse Orange (1979–1979), VMI Keydets (1950–1961)

71,608 capacity Opened 1973

Hollywood Park Racetrack

UCLA Bruins (1938–2013)

Opened 1938

Homewood Field

Johns Hopkins (1906–1946)

8,500 capacity Opened 1906

Honolulu Stadium

Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors (1927–1974)

Opened 1926

Hovey Field

Virginia Union (2004–2004)

Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

Minnesota Golden Gophers (1982–2008)

Opened 1982

Hughes Stadium

Sacramento Stadium (1928–1944)

Hughes Stadium (?–present)

Sacramento State Hornets (1968–2023), UC Davis Aggies (1932–2006)

Independence Stadium

State Fair Stadium (1924–1981)

Independence Stadium (?–present)

Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (1924–2012)

50,000 capacity Opened 1924

Iowa Field

Iowa Hawkeyes (1894–1929)

Opened 1890

James M. Shuart Stadium

Hofstra Stadium (1963–2002)

James M. Shuart Stadium (?–present)

Hofstra (1999–2009)

11,929 capacity

Javelina Stadium

Texas A&M-Kingsville (1969–1985)

15,000 capacity Opened 1950

Joe Albi Stadium

Memorial Stadium (1950–1962)

Joe Albi Stadium (?–present)

Idaho Vandals (1971–1971)

Joseph J. O'Donnell Field

Soldier's Field (1898–1997)

Joseph J. O'Donnell Field (?–present)

Harvard (1898–1902)

1,600 capacity Opened 1898

Kezar Stadium

San Francisco (1930–1951), Santa Clara (1919–1952)

59,842 capacity Opened 1925

Kincaid Field

Oregon Ducks (1916–1918)

Opened 1895

Kirkeby–Over Stadium

Augustana (South Dakota) (1904–1980)

LeGrand Sports Complex

LeGrand Sports Complex (?–present)

Multi-Sports Complex (?–present)

Angelo State (1983–1987)

3,000 capacity

Lewis Field

Fort Hays State (1936–1979)

6,362 capacity Opened 1936

Linfield University

Baptist College of McMinnville (1858–1898)

Linfield University (?–present)

Puget Sound (1922–1950)

Lubbers Stadium

Lakers Stadium (1973–1979)

Lubbers Stadium (?–present)

Grand Valley State (1977–1982)

Opened 1973

Lumberjack Stadium

Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (1959–1976)

MacLean Field

Idaho Vandals (1916–1936)

Opened 1914

Marquette Stadium

Marquette (1924–1960)

24,000 capacity Opened 1924

Marshall University

Marshall Thundering Herd (1913–1923)

McAlister Field House

The Citadel Armory (1939–1973)

McAlister Field House (?–present)

The Citadel Bulldogs (1939–2023)

Opened 1939

McAndrew Stadium

Southern Illinois Salukis (1962–2009)

Opened 1938

McCook Field

Kansas Jayhawks (1892–1920)

Opened 1892

McGee Field at Harris Stadium

McGee Field at Harris Stadium (?–present)

Hardee Field (–1977) (?–present)

Sewanee (1902–1941)

McNaspy Stadium

Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns (1902–1970)

Memorial Stadium

North Dakota Fighting Hawks (1927–1979)

Opened 1927

Memorial Stadium

Midwestern Texas State (1947–1956)

14,500 capacity

Memorial Stadium

Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Athletic Field, Memorial Field (?–present)

Kent State Golden Flashes (1960–1968)

Opened 1941

Memorial Stadium

Minnesota Golden Gophers (1924–1981)

Opened 1924

Memorial Stadium

UConn Huskies (1899–2002)

Memorial Stadium

Bucknell Bison (1924–2023)

13,100 capacity Opened 1924

Miami Field

Miami RedHawks (1904–1982)

Opened 1896

Mid-South Coliseum

Memphis Tigers (1964–2006)

Opened 1964

Milam Stadium

Southwestern Oklahoma State (1950–1954)

Opened 1936

Miles Stadium

Virginia Tech Hokies (1926–1964)

Opened 1926

Moreing Field

UC Davis Aggies (1928–1930)

Mountaineer Field

West Virginia Mountaineers (1924–1979)

Opened 1924

Municipal Stadium

Baylor Bears (1936–1949)

NRG Astrodome

Houston Astrodome (1965–2006)

NRG Astrodome (?–present)

Idaho State Bengals (1965–2008)

Opened 1965

NRG Stadium

NRG Stadium (2014–present)

Reliant Stadium (2002–2013)

Houston Cougars (2013–2023)

72,220 capacity Opened 2002

National League Park

National League Park (1936–1941)

The Bee Hive (1915–1952)

Braves Field (1915–1952)

Boston College Eagles (1916–1952)

Opened 1915

National Park

National Park (1911–1922)

National Park IV (1911–1961)

Griffith Stadium (1911–1961)

Maryland Terrapins (1948–1948), Georgetown (1911–1950)

Neale Stadium

Idaho Vandals (1937–1968)

Opened 1937

New Beaver Field

Penn State Nittany Lions (1909–1959)

Nickerson Field

Boston University Field (1954–1963)

Nickerson Field (?–present)

Boston University (1921–1994)

17,369 capacity

Nissan Stadium

Nissan Stadium (2015–present)

LP Field (2006–2014)

The Coliseum (2002–2005)

Adelphia Coliseum (1999–2001)

Tennessee State (2004–2023)

69,143 capacity Opened 1999

Northwestern Field

Northwestern Wildcats (1905–1925)

10,000 capacity Opened 1905

Ohio Field

Ohio State Buckeyes (1900–1921)

Old Byrd Stadium

Maryland Terrapins (1923–1947)

Opened 1923

Old College Field

Michigan State Spartans (1902–1922)

Opened 1902

Old Main Lawn

Penn State Nittany Lions (1888–1891)

Olympic Park (I)

Buffalo Bulls (1898–1902)

Opened 1884

Ownby Stadium

SMU Mustangs (1926–1994)

Palmer Stadium

Princeton (1914–1986)

Opened 1914

Panther Stadium at Blackshear Field

Prairie View A&M Panthers (2016–2023)

Opened 2016

Parkersburg, West Virginia

West Virginia Mountaineers (1896–1923)

Parkway Field

Louisville Cardinals (1924–1954)

Parsons Field

Northeastern (1937–2009)

7,000 capacity

Pendleton Park, East End Grounds, and Association Park

Pendleton Park (1891–1907)

East End Park (1891–1907)

Pendleton Park, East End Grounds, and Association Park (?–present)

Cincinnati Bearcats (1893–1893)

Opened 1891

Phil Simms Stadium

Jayne Stadium (1964–2025)

Phil Simms Stadium (?–present)

Morehead State (1964–2007)

10,000 capacity Opened 1964

Phillips Field

Tampa (1937–1966)

20,000 capacity Opened 1937

Piedmont Park

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1902–1902)

Pitt Stadium

Pittsburgh Panthers (1971–1999)

56,500 capacity Opened 1925

Pittsfield, Massachusetts

Idaho State Bengals (1919–1963)

Plant Field

Pepin-Rood Stadium (1971–2002)

Plant Field (?–present)

Tampa (1936–1936)

Opened 1899

Ponce de Leon Park

Spiller Field (1924–1933)

Ponce de Leon Park (?–present)

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1907–1965)

Opened 1907

Pratt Field

Amherst (1877–1953)

Princeton Stadium

Princeton (1869–1913)

27,773 capacity

Protective Stadium

UAB Blazers (2021–2023)

47,100 capacity Opened 2021

Ratcliffe Stadium

Fresno State College Stadium (1926–1940)

Ratcliffe Stadium (?–present)

Fresno State Bulldogs (1926–1979)

13,000 capacity Opened 1926

Recreation Park

Recreation Park (?–present)

Union Park3A Park Coliseum (?–present)

Pittsburgh Panthers (2000–2000)

Opened 1865

Recreation Park

Ohio State Buckeyes (1897–1897)

Opened 1883

Reeves Field

Geneva (1904–1951)

5,500 capacity

Rex Dockery Field at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

Memphis Memorial Stadium (1965–1975)

Rex Dockery Field at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium (?–present)

Memphis Tigers (2007–2023)

50,160 capacity

Rice Stadium

Ute Stadium (1927–1971)

Rice Stadium (?–present)

Utah Utes (1903–1971)

Opened 1927

Rice–Totten Stadium

Magnolia Stadium (1958–2000)

Rice–Totten Stadium (?–present)

Mississippi Valley State (1977–2016)

10,000 capacity Opened 1958

Richardson Stadium

Davidson (1902–1981)

6,000 capacity

Riddick Stadium

NC State Wolfpack (1907–1965)

Opened 1907

Riggs Field

Clemson Tigers (1915–1941)

Opened 1915

Robert B. Redman Stadium

Bloomsburg (1896–1919)

5,000 capacity

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium

District of Columbia Stadium (1961–1969)

D.C. Stadium (1961–2019)

RFK Memorial Stadium (1961–2019)

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium (?–present)

George Washington (1961–1966)

Robert K. Kraft Fieldat Lawrence A. Wien Stadium

Baker Field (1923–1982)

Robert K. Kraft Fieldat Lawrence A. Wien Stadium (?–present)

Columbia (1923–1982)

32,000 capacity Opened 1923

Robert and Mariam Hayes Stadium

Tom and Lib Phillips Field (1988–2006)

Robert and Mariam Hayes Stadium (?–present)

Charlotte 49ers (2015–2023)

Opened 1984

Robertson Stadium

Public School Stadium (1942–1958)

Robertson Stadium (?–present)

Jeppesen Stadium (?–present)

Texas Southern Tigers (1977–2001), Houston Cougars (1946–2012)

Opened 1942

Rogers Field

Soldier Field (1892–1901)

Rogers Field (?–present)

Idaho Vandals (1969–1970)

Opened 1892

Rohnert Park, California

Sonoma State (1990–1990)

Rotary Field

Rotary Field (?–present)

University of Buffalo Field (?–present)

Buffalo Bulls (1930–1970)

Opened 1920

Rubber Bowl

Akron Zips (1940–2008)

Opened 1940

Russwood Park

Memphis Tigers (1921–1921)

Rutgers Stadium

Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1938–1992)

31,219 capacity Opened 1938

Ryan Field

Dyche Stadium (1926–1996)

Ryan Field (?–present)

Northwestern Wildcats (1926–2023)

47,130 capacity Opened 1926

Ryan Park Camp

Fort Warren (1905–1946)

Salem Stadium

Roanoke (1905–1940)

7,157 capacity

Sanford Field

Georgia Bulldogs (1911–1928)

Opened 1911

Schoellkopf Field

Syracuse Orange (1891–1906), Cornell (1887–1991)

Selby Stadium

Ohio Wesleyan (1897–1970)

Setzler Field

Newberry (1913–1981)

Shibe Park / Connie Mack Stadium

Shibe Park (1954–1970)

Connie Mack Stadium (1909–1953)

Shibe Park / Connie Mack Stadium (?–present)

Villanova Wildcats (1909–1923)

Opened 1909

Shotwell Stadium

Public Schools Stadium (1959–1960)

Shotwell Stadium (?–present)

Abilene Christian Wildcats (1959–2023)

15,075 capacity Opened 1959

Sleep Train Arena

Sleep Train Arena (2012–2016)

Power Balance Pavilion (2011–2012)

ARCO Arena (?–2011)

North Dakota State Bison (2006–2022)

17,317 capacity Opened 1988

Snapdragon Stadium

Snapdragon Stadium (?–present)

Aztec Stadium (?–present)

San Diego State Aztecs (2022–2023)

35,000 capacity Opened 2022

Soldier Field

Soldier Field (1926–present)

Municipal Grant Park Stadium (1924–1925)

Troy Trojans (1935–1935)

61,500 capacity Opened 1924

Sonny Lubick Fieldat Hughes Stadium

Hughes Stadium (1968–2002)

Sonny Lubick Fieldat Hughes Stadium (?–present)

Colorado State Rams (1968–2016)

32,500 capacity

South Plains Fairgrounds

Texas Tech Red Raiders (1926–1926)

Stagg Field

Chicago (1892–1939)

1,650 capacity

Stagg Memorial Stadium

Pacific Memorial Stadium (1950–1988)

Stagg Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Pacific (1950–1995)

28,000 capacity Opened 1950

Steve Spurrier Field at

East Tennessee State Buccaneers (2018–2023)

6,600 capacity Opened 2010

Stevens Stadium

Buck Shaw Stadium (1962–2015)

Stevens Stadium (?–present)

Santa Clara (1962–1982)

11,500 capacity

Stoll Field/McLean Stadium

Stoll Field (1916–1923)

Stoll Field/McLean Stadium (?–present)

Kentucky Wildcats (1895–1972)

Opened 1916

Swayne Field

Toledo Rockets (1923–1925)

Taft Stadium

Oklahoma City (1934–1948)

Opened 1934

Tamiami Park

Miami Hurricanes (1927–1986)

Tampa Stadium

Tampa (1967–1974)

74,301 capacity Opened 1967

Taylor Stadium

Lehigh Mountain Hawks (1914–1987)

20,000 capacity Opened 1914

Ted Wright Stadium

Savannah State (2004–2018)

7,500 capacity Opened 1969

Temple Stadium

Temple Stadium (?–present)

Beury Stadium (?–present)

Temple Owls (1929–1995)

Opened 1928

Texas Stadium

SMU Mustangs (1972–1986)

65,675 capacity Opened 1971

The Plain

Army Black Knights (1891–1923)

Torero Stadium

San Diego (1961–2015)

Opened 1961

Toyota Stadium

Georgetown (Kentucky) (1904–1935)

Travis E. Parker Field at Horace L. McCool Stadium

Delta State (1976–1991)

Opened 1970

U.S. Bank Stadium

Minnesota Golden Gophers (1892–1898)

66,655 capacity Opened 2016

University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field

Laidley Field (1918–2003)

University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field (?–present)

Charleston (1921–1950)

University of Detroit Stadium

Wayne State (1936–1954), Detroit Mercy (1922–1964)

University of MontanaDornblaser Field

Montana Grizzlies (1968–1985)

Opened 1968

Veterans Memorial Stadium

Long Beach State (1961–1965)

Veterans Stadium

Temple Owls (1996–2003)

Opened 1971

Wayne State University

Wayne State (1982–1985)

Welcome Stadium

Dayton (1949–1978)

Opened 1949

Wendel D. Ley Track and Holloway Field

Rice Owls (1950–2023)

Opened 1950

White Stadium

Arkansas State Red Wolves (1948–1973)

10,519 capacity Opened 1949

Winter Park, Florida

Rollins (1921–1934)

World War I Memorial Stadium

World War I Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Kansas State Wildcats (1922–1967)

Opened 1922

Wrigley Field

DePaul (1921–1938)

Wrigley Field

Pepperdine (1946–1951)

Opened 1925

Yager Stadium Moore Bowl

Washburn (1930–1946)

7,200 capacity Opened 1928

Yale Bowl

Yale (1872–2021)

Youngman Field at Alumni Stadium

Middlebury (1901–1932)