College Football Stadiums

NCAA Football — 244 venues ranked by capacity

Stadiums
244
242 former
Largest
107,601
Michigan Stadium
Oldest in use
1895
Franklin Field
States and provinces
49
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Current Stadiums

College Football stadiums ranked by capacity
Rank Stadium Location Team(s) Capacity Opened
#1 Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor, Michigan Michigan Wolverines 107,601 1927
#2 Beaver Stadium College Township, Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Lions 106,572 1960
#3 Ohio Stadium Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Buckeyes 102,780 1922
#4 Kyle Field College Station, Texas Texas A&M Aggies 102,733 1927
#5 Neyland StadiumShields-Watkins Field (1921–1961) Knoxville, Tennessee Tennessee Volunteers 102,455 1921
#6 Tiger Stadium Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU Tigers 102,321 1924
#7 Saban Field at Bryant–Denny StadiumBryant-Denny Stadium (?–present); Bryant–Denny Stadium (1975–2024); Denny Stadium (1929–1974) Tuscaloosa, Alabama Alabama Crimson Tide 101,821 1929
#8 Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial StadiumDarrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (?–present); War Memorial Stadium (1924–1947) Austin, Texas Texas Longhorns 100,119 1924
#9 Sanford Stadium Athens, Georgia Georgia Bulldogs 92,746 1929
#10 Rose Bowl Pasadena, California UCLA Bruins 92,542 1922
#11 Ben Hill Griffin StadiumFlorida Field (1930–1988) Gainesville, Florida Florida Gators 88,548 1930
#12 Jordan–Hare StadiumJordan-Hare Stadium (?–present); Cliff Hare Stadium (1949–1972); Auburn Stadium (1939–1948) Auburn, Alabama Auburn Tigers 87,451 1939
#13 Memorial Stadium Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska Cornhuskers 87,091 1923
#14 Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Norman, Oklahoma Oklahoma Sooners 82,112 1923
#15 Memorial Stadium — Clemson Tigers 81,500 1942
#16 Notre Dame Stadium Notre Dame, Indiana Notre Dame Fighting Irish 80,795 1930
#17 Camp Randall Stadium Madison, Wisconsin Wisconsin Badgers 80,321 1917
#18 Williams–Brice StadiumWilliams-Brice Stadium (?–present); Columbia Municipal Stadium (1934–1940) Columbia, South Carolina South Carolina Gamecocks 80,250 1934
#19 Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell StadiumDoak Campbell Stadium (1950–2003) Tallahassee, Florida Florida State Seminoles 79,560 1950
#20 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, California USC Trojans 77,500 1923
#21 Spartan StadiumMacklin Stadium (1948–1956); Macklin Field (1935–1947); College Field (1923–1934) East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State Spartans 75,005 1923
#22 Donald W. Reynolds Razorback StadiumRazorback Stadium (1941–2000); Bailey Stadium (1938–1940) Fayetteville, Arkansas Arkansas Razorbacks 72,000 1938
#23 Husky Stadium Seattle, Washington Washington Huskies 70,083 1920
#24 Kinnick StadiumIowa Stadium (1929–1971) Iowa City, Iowa Iowa Hawkeyes 69,250 1929
#25 Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple Owls 68,532 2003
#26 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Florida South Florida Bulls 65,890 1998
#27 Lane Stadium Blacksburg, Virginia Virginia Tech Hokies 65,632 1965
#28 Acrisure StadiumHeinz Field (2001–present) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers 65,500 2001
#29 Hard Rock StadiumSun Life Stadium (2010–2015); Land Shark Stadium (2009–2009); Dolphin(s) Stadium (2005–2008); Pro Player Park/Stadium (1996–2004); Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–1995) Miami Gardens, Florida Miami Hurricanes 65,326 1987
#30 Alamodome San Antonio, Texas UTSA Roadrunners 65,000 1993
#31 Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas, Nevada UNLV Rebels 65,000 2020
#32 Mountain America StadiumSun Devil Stadium (1958–2022) Tempe, Arizona Arizona State Sun Devils 64,248 1958
#33 Vaught–Hemingway StadiumVaught-Hemingway Stadium (?–present); Hemingway Stadium (1915–1982) Oxford, Mississippi Ole Miss Rebels 64,038 1915
#34 LaVell Edwards StadiumCougar Stadium (1964–1999) Provo, Utah BYU Cougars 63,470 1964
#35 Ross-Ade Stadium West Lafayette, Indiana Purdue Boilermakers 62,500 1924
#36 California Memorial Stadium Berkeley, California California Golden Bears 62,467 1923
#37 Faurot Field Columbia, Missouri Missouri Tigers 61,620 1926
#38 Jack Trice StadiumCyclone Stadium (1975–1996) Ames, Iowa Iowa State Cyclones 61,500 1975
#39 Scott Stadium University of Virginia, Virginia Virginia Cavaliers 61,500 1931
#40 Yale Bowl New Haven, Connecticut Yale Bulldogs 61,446 1914
#41 Davis Wade StadiumScott Field (1920–2000); New Athletic Field (1914–1919) The Cotton District, Mississippi Mississippi State Bulldogs 61,337 1914
#42 Kroger FieldCommonwealth Stadium (1973–2016) Lexington, Kentucky Kentucky Wildcats 61,000 1973
#43 Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium Jackson, Mississippi Jackson State Tigers 60,492 1941
#44 Jones AT&T StadiumJones SBC Stadium (2000–2006) Lubbock, Texas Texas Tech Red Raiders 60,454 1947
#45 Boone Pickens StadiumLewis Field (?–2002) Stillwater, Oklahoma Oklahoma State Cowboys 60,218 1919
#46 Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar StadiumMountaineer Field (1980–2004) Morgantown, West Virginia West Virginia Mountaineers 60,000 1980
#47 Carter–Finley StadiumCarter-Finley Stadium (?–present); Carter Stadium (1966–1979) Raleigh, North Carolina NC State Wolfpack 57,583 1966
#48 Casino Del Sol StadiumArizona Stadium (?–2025) Tucson, Arizona Arizona Wildcats 56,037 1928
#49 Gies Memorial StadiumMemorial Stadium (1923–2024) Champaign, Illinois Illinois Fighting Illini 55,524 1923
#50 Bobby Dodd StadiumGrant Field (1913–1987) Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 55,000 1913
#51 L&N Federal Credit Union StadiumPapa John's Cardinal Stadium (1998–2018) Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Cardinals 55,000 1998
#52 Autzen Stadium Eugene, Oregon Oregon Ducks 53,800 1967
#53 Franklin Field Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Quakers 52,958 1895
#54 Memorial StadiumSeventeenth Street Football Stadium (1960–1971) Bloomington, Indiana Indiana Hoosiers 52,929 1960
#55 SECU StadiumMaryland Stadium (2016–2021); Byrd Stadium (1950–2015) College Park, Maryland Maryland Terrapins 51,802 1950
#56 Sun Bowl Stadium El Paso, Texas UTEP Miners 51,500 1963
#57 Huntington Bank StadiumTCF Bank Stadium (2009–2021) Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Golden Gophers 50,805 2009
#58 Chris Smith Field at Kenan StadiumKenan Stadium (2018–2019); Kenan Memorial Stadium (1927–2017) Chapel Hill, North Carolina North Carolina Tar Heels 50,500 1927
#59 Stanford Stadium Stanford, California Stanford Cardinal 50,424 1921
#60 Folsom FieldColorado Stadium (1924–1943) Boulder, Colorado Colorado Buffaloes 50,183 1924
#61 Rex Dockery Field at Simmons Bank Liberty StadiumLiberty Bowl Memorial Stadium (1976–2021); Memphis Memorial Stadium (1965–1975) Memphis, Tennessee Memphis Tigers 50,160 1965
#62 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium Lawrence, Kansas Kansas Jayhawks 50,071 1921
#63 Bagwell Field at Dowdy–Ficklen StadiumDowdy-Ficklen Stadium (?–present); Ficklen Memorial Stadium (1963–1994) Greenville, North Carolina East Carolina Pirates 50,000 1963
#64 Bill Snyder Family Football StadiumKSU Stadium (1968–2005) Manhattan, Kansas Kansas State Wildcats 50,000 1968
#65 JMA Wireless DomeCarrier Dome (1980–2022) City of Syracuse, New York Syracuse Orange 49,262 1980
#66 Protective Stadium Birmingham, Alabama UAB Blazers 47,100 2021
#67 Amon G. Carter Stadium Fort Worth, Texas TCU Horned Frogs 47,000 1929
#68 Houston StadiumRice Stadium (?–present) Houston, Texas Rice Owls 47,000 1950
#69 Reser StadiumParker Stadium (1953–1998) Corvallis, Oregon Oregon State Beavers 45,674 1953
#70 Acrisure Bounce HouseFBC Mortgage Stadium (2022–2024); Bounce House (2020–2021); Spectrum Stadium (2017–2019); Bright House Networks Stadium (2007–2016) Orlando, Florida UCF Knights 45,323 2007
#71 McLane Stadium Waco, Texas Baylor Bears 45,140 2014
#72 Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City, Utah Utah Utes 45,017 1927
#73 Alumni Stadium Boston, Massachusetts Boston College Eagles 44,500 1957
#74 SHI StadiumHighPoint.com Stadium (2018–2018); High Point Solutions Stadium (2011–2017); Rutgers Stadium (1994–2010) Piscataway Township, New Jersey Rutgers Scarlet Knights 41,500 1994
#75 Valley Children’s StadiumBulldog Stadium (1980–2021) Fresno, California Fresno State Bulldogs 41,031 1980
#76 Canvas Stadium Fort Collins, Colorado Colorado State Rams 41,000 2017
#77 Falcon Stadium — Air Force Falcons 40,828 1962
#78 FirstBank StadiumVanderbilt Stadium (1981–2021); Dudley Field (1922–1980) Nashville, Tennessee Vanderbilt Commodores 40,550 1922
#79 John O'Quinn Field at TDECU Stadium Houston, Texas Houston Cougars 40,000 2014
#80 Nippert StadiumCarson Field (?–1923) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Bearcats 40,000 1915
#81 Pratt & Whitney StadiumPratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field (?–present); Rentschler Field (2003–2015) East Hartford, Connecticut UConn Huskies 40,000 2003
#82 University StadiumDreamstyle Stadium (2017–2019) Albuquerque, New Mexico New Mexico Lobos 39,224 1960
#83 Joan C. Edwards StadiumMarshall University Stadium (1991–2003) Huntington, West Virginia Marshall Thundering Herd 38,227 1991
#84 Blaik Field at Michie Stadium Town of Highlands, New York Army Black Knights 38,000 1924
#85 Albertsons StadiumBronco Stadium (1970–2013) Boise, Idaho Boise State Broncos 36,387 1970
#86 Renasant StadiumM. M. Roberts Stadium (1975–2025); Faulkner Field (1932–1974) Hattiesburg, Mississippi Southern Miss Golden Eagles 36,000 1932
#87 Ryan Field Evanston, Illinois Northwestern Wildcats 35,000 2026
#88 Snapdragon StadiumAztec Stadium (?–present) San Diego, California San Diego State Aztecs 35,000 2022
#89 Jack Stephens Field at Navy–Marine Corps Memorial StadiumNavy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (1959–2002) Annapolis, Maryland Navy Midshipmen 34,000 1959
#90 Wallace Wade StadiumDuke Stadium (1929–1966) Durham, North Carolina Duke Blue Devils 33,941 1929
#91 Kramer/Deromedi Field at Kelly/Shorts StadiumKelly/Shorts Stadium (1983–2022); Perry Shorts Stadium (1972–1982) Mount Pleasant, Michigan Central Michigan Chippewas 32,885 1972
#92 Martin Stadium Pullman, Washington Washington State Cougars 32,740 1972
#93 Gerald J. Ford Stadium University Park, Texas SMU Mustangs 32,000 2000
#94 Allegacy Federal Credit Union StadiumTruist Field at Wake Forest (2020–2022); BB&T Field (2007–2019); Groves Stadium (1968–2006) Winston-Salem, North Carolina Wake Forest Demon Deacons 31,500 1968
#95 Broadview StadiumUniversity at Buffalo Stadium (1993–2025) Eggertsville, New York Buffalo Bulls 31,000 1993
#96 Cajun Field Lafayette, Louisiana Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns 31,000 1971
#97 DATCU StadiumApogee Stadium (2011–2022); Mean Green Stadium (planning)Apogee Stadium (2011–2023) Denton, Texas North Texas Mean Green 30,850 2011
#98 Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium/Horace Jones FieldHorace Jones Field (1933–1967) Murfreesboro, Tennessee Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders 30,788 1933
#99 Veterans Memorial Stadium, Larry Blakeney FieldMovie Gallery Stadium (2003–2009); Veterans Memorial Stadium (1950–2002) Troy, Alabama Troy Trojans 30,470 1950
#100 CEFCU StadiumSpartan Stadium (1933–2015) San Jose, California San José State Spartans 30,456 1933
#101 Malone Stadium Monroe, Louisiana UL Monroe Warhawks 30,427 1978
#102 Centennial Bank StadiumLiberty Bank Stadium (2012–2013); ASU Stadium (2007–2011); Indian Stadium (1974–2006) Jonesboro, Arkansas Arkansas State Red Wolves 30,382 1974
#103 Aggie Memorial Stadium Las Cruces, New Mexico New Mexico State Aggies 30,343 1978
#104 Rynearson Stadium Ypsilanti, Michigan Eastern Michigan Eagles 30,200 1969
#105 Waldo Stadium Kalamazoo, Michigan Western Michigan Broncos 30,200 1939
#106 Benson Field at Yulman Stadium New Orleans, Louisiana Tulane Green Wave 30,000 2014
#107 Howard Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union StadiumFAU Stadium (2011–2024) Boca Raton, Florida Florida Atlantic Owls 30,000 2011
#108 InfoCision Stadium–Summa Field Akron, Ohio Akron Zips 30,000 2009
#109 Kidd Brewer StadiumConrad Stadium (1962–1987) Boone, North Carolina App State Mountaineers 30,000 1962
#110 Mackay Stadium Reno, Nevada Nevada Wolf Pack 30,000 1966
#111 Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman StadiumSkelly Stadium (1947–2007); Skelly Field (1930–1946) Tulsa, Oklahoma Tulsa Golden Hurricane 30,000 1930
#112 UFCU StadiumBobcat Stadium (1981–2023) San Marcos, Texas Texas State Bobcats 30,000 1981
#113 William "Dick" Price Stadium Norfolk, Virginia Norfolk State Spartans 30,000 1997
#114 War Memorial Stadium Laramie, Wyoming Wyoming Cowboys 29,181 1950
#115 Joe Aillet StadiumLouisiana Tech Stadium (1968–1971) Ruston, Louisiana Louisiana Tech Bulldogs 28,019 1968
#116 ASU Stadium Montgomery, Alabama Alabama State Hornets 26,500 2012
#117 Glass BowlUniversity Stadium (1937–1945) Toledo, Ohio Toledo Rockets 26,038 1937
#118 Maverik StadiumRomney Stadium (1968–2014) Logan, Utah Utah State Aggies 25,513 1968
#119 A. W. Mumford StadiumUniversity Stadium (1928–1981) Baton Rouge, Louisiana Southern Jaguars 25,500 1928
#120 Bragg Memorial Stadium Tallahassee, Florida Florida A&M Rattlers 25,500 1957
#121 Abe Mitchell Field at Hancock Whitney Stadium Mobile, Alabama South Alabama Jaguars 25,450 2020
#122 Dix StadiumMemorial Stadium (1969–1972) Kent, Ohio Kent State Golden Flashes 25,319 1969
#123 Providence ParkJeld-Wen Field (2011–2013); PGE Park (2001–2010); Civic Stadium (1966–2000); Multnomah Stadium (1926–1965) Portland, Oregon Portland State Vikings 25,218 1926
#124 Washington-Grizzly Stadium Missoula, Montana Montana Grizzlies 25,217 1986
#125 Allen E. Paulson Stadium at Evans Family FieldAllen E. Paulson Stadium (1984–2023) Statesboro, Georgia Georgia Southern Eagles 25,000 1984
#126 Williams Stadium Lynchburg, Virginia Liberty Flames 25,000 1989
#127 Bridgeforth StadiumJMU Stadium (1981–1989); Madison Stadium (1975–1980) Harrisonburg, Virginia James Madison Dukes 24,877 1975
#128 Center Parc StadiumGeorgia State Stadium (2017–2020) Atlanta, Georgia Georgia State Panthers 24,333 2017
#129 Yager Stadium Oxford Township, Ohio Miami RedHawks 24,286 1983
#130 Burgess-Snow Field at AmFirst StadiumBurgess–Snow Field at JSU Stadium (2010–2023); College Bowl (1947–1960) Jacksonville, Alabama Jacksonville State Gamecocks 24,000 1947
#131 Memorial Stadium Stephenville, Texas Tarleton State Texans 24,000 1951
#132 Peden Stadium Athens, Ohio Ohio Bobcats 24,000 1929
#133 Brigham Field at Huskie StadiumHuskie Stadium (1965–2002) DeKalb, Illinois Northern Illinois Huskies 23,595 1965
#134 Fitton Field Worcester, Massachusetts Holy Cross Crusaders 23,500 1908
#135 Doyt Perry Stadium Bowling Green, Ohio Bowling Green State Falcons 23,232 1966
#136 Casem-Spinks Stadium Alcorn, Mississippi Alcorn State Braves 22,500 1992
#137 Houchens Industries-L. T. Smith Stadium Bowling Green, Kentucky Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 22,113 1968
#138 Shell Energy StadiumPNC Stadium (2021–2022); BBVA Stadium (2019–2020); BBVA Compass Stadium (2012–2018) Houston, Texas Sam Houston BearkatsTexas Southern Tigers 22,039 2012
#139 Delaware Stadium Newark, Delaware Delaware Blue Hens 22,000 1952
#140 Oliver C. Dawson Stadium Orangeburg, South Carolina South Carolina State Bulldogs 22,000 1955
#141 Hornet Stadium Sacramento, California Sacramento State Hornets 21,195 1969
#142 Alerus Center Grand Forks, North Dakota North Dakota Fighting Hawks 21,000 2001
#143 Louis Crews Stadium Huntsville, Alabama Alabama A&M Bulldogs 21,000 1996
#144 Finley Stadium Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs 20,668 1997
#145 Stambaugh Stadium Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown State Penguins 20,630 1982
#146 S.B. Ballard StadiumForeman Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium (2009–2018); Foreman Field (1936–2008) Norfolk, Virginia Old Dominion Monarchs 20,118 1936
#147 Roy Kidd StadiumHanger Field (1969–1989) Richmond, Kentucky Eastern Kentucky Colonels 20,000 1969
#148 South Dade Kia Field at Pitbull StadiumFIU Stadium (?–present); FIU Community Stadium (1995–2001) University Park, Florida Florida International Panthers 20,000 1995
#149 Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium Grambling, Louisiana Grambling Tigers 19,600 1983
#150 Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium Brookings, South Dakota South Dakota State Jackrabbits 19,340 2016
#151 Fargodome Fargo, North Dakota North Dakota State Bison 19,000 1992
#152 Bobcat StadiumReno H. Sales Stadium (1973–1997) Bozeman, Montana Montana State Bobcats 17,777 1973
#153 Truist StadiumAggie Stadium (1966–2018) Greensboro, North Carolina North Carolina A&T Aggies 17,500 1981
#154 Stewart StadiumWildcat Stadium (?–1997) Ogden, Utah Weber State Wildcats 17,312 1966
#155 Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium Hadley, Massachusetts Massachusetts Minutemen 17,000 1965
#156 Roy Stewart Stadium Murray, Kentucky Murray State Racers 16,800 1973
#157 Tucker Stadium Cookeville, Tennessee Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles 16,500 1966
#158 Hanson Field Macomb, Illinois Western Illinois Leathernecks 16,368 1950
#159 UNI-Dome Cedar Falls, Iowa Northern Iowa Panthers 16,324 1976
#160 Scheumann StadiumBall State Stadium (1967–2004) Muncie, Indiana Ball State Cardinals 16,319 1967
#161 Robert W. Plaster StadiumPlaster Sports Complex (1991–2013); Briggs Stadium (1970–1990); SMS Stadium (1941–1969) Springfield, Missouri Missouri State Bears 16,300 1941
#162 Goodman Stadium Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Lehigh Mountain Hawks 16,000 1988
#163 Kibbie Dome Moscow, Idaho Idaho Vandals 16,000 1971
#164 Paladin Stadium Travelers Rest, South Carolina Furman Paladins 16,000 1981
#165 Simmons Bank FieldGolden Lion Stadium (2000–2017) Pine Bluff, Arkansas Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions 16,000 2000
#166 Harry Turpin Stadium Natchitoches, Louisiana Northwestern State Demons 15,971 1975
#167 Provost Umphrey Stadium Beaumont, Texas Lamar Cardinals 15,367 1964
#168 Jerry Richardson Stadium Charlotte, North Carolina Charlotte 49ers 15,314 2013
#169 Brooks Stadium Conway, South Carolina Coastal Carolina Chanticleers 15,000 2003
#170 Panther Stadium at Blackshear Field Prairie View, Texas Prairie View A&M Panthers 15,000 2016
#171 Saluki Stadium Carbondale, Illinois Southern Illinois Salukis 15,000 2010
#172 Homer Bryce StadiumLumberjack Stadium (1973–1985) Nacogdoches, Texas Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks 14,575 1973
#173 Drake Stadium Des Moines, Iowa Drake Bulldogs 14,557 1925
#174 Braly Municipal Stadium Florence, Alabama North Alabama Lions 14,215 1949
#175 Bowers Stadium Huntsville, Texas Sam Houston Bearkats 14,000 1986
#176 Bob Waters Field at E. J. Whitmire StadiumE. J. Whitmire Stadium (1974–1987) Cullowhee, North Carolina Western Carolina Catamounts 13,742 1974
#177 Hancock Stadium Normal, Illinois Illinois State Redbirds 13,391 1963
#178 Fisher Stadium Easton, Pennsylvania Lafayette Leopards 13,132 1926
#179 Christy Mathewson-Memorial StadiumMemorial Stadium (1924–1988) East Buffalo Township, Pennsylvania Bucknell Bison 13,100 1924
#180 Gibbs Stadium Spartanburg, South Carolina Wofford Terriers 13,000 1996
#181 Memorial Stadium Terre Haute, Indiana Indiana State Sycamores 12,764 1924
#182 Johnson Hagood Stadium Charleston, South Carolina The Citadel Bulldogs 12,500 1948
#183 Villanova Stadium Radnor Township, Pennsylvania Villanova Wildcats 12,500 1927
#184 Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, New York Stony Brook Seawolves 12,300 2002
#185 Zable StadiumCary Field (1935–1989) Williamsburg, Virginia William & Mary Tribe 12,259 1935
#186 Navarre StadiumCowboy Stadium (1965–2024) Lake Charles, Louisiana McNeese Cowboys 12,226 1965
#187 Northwestern Medicine Field at Martin StadiumMartin Stadium (2016–2023) Evanston, Illinois Northwestern Wildcats 12,023 1997
#188 Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium Abilene, Texas Abilene Christian Wildcats 12,000 2017
#189 Armstrong Stadium Hampton, Virginia Hampton 12,000 1928
#190 ICCU DomeHolt Arena (1988–2023); ASISU Minidome (1970–1987) Pocatello, Idaho Idaho State Bengals 12,000 1970
#191 Ernest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium Commerce, Texas East Texas A&M Lions 11,582 1950
#192 Rhodes Stadium Elon, North Carolina Elon Phoenix 11,250 2001
#193 Walkup SkydomeNAU Skydome (1977–1978) Flagstaff, Arizona Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 11,230 1977
#194 Johnny Unitas StadiumTowson University Stadium (2002–2003); Minnegan Stadium (1983–2001); Towson Stadium (1978–1982) Towson, Maryland Towson Tigers 11,198 1978
#195 Mustang Memorial FieldAlex G. Spanos Stadium (2006–2022) — Cal Poly Mustangs 11,075 2006
#196 Houck Stadium Cape Girardeau, Missouri Southeast Missouri State Redhawks 11,015 1930
#197 Wildcat StadiumCowell Stadium (1952–2015); Lewis Field (1936–1951) Durham, New Hampshire New Hampshire Wildcats 11,015 1936
#198 UC Davis Health StadiumAggie Stadium (2007–2018) — UC Davis Aggies 10,743 2007
#199 Greater Zion StadiumTrailblazer Stadium (2017–2019); Legend Solar Stadium (2016–2016); Hansen Stadium (1985–2015) St. George, Utah Utah Tech Trailblazers 10,500 1985
#200 Manning Field at John L. Guidry Stadium Thibodaux, Louisiana Nicholls Colonels 10,500 1972
#201 Andy Kerr StadiumColgate Athletic Field (1939–1966) Village of Hamilton, New York Colgate Raiders 10,221 1939
#202 Five Star Stadium at the Moye ComplexMoye Complex (2013–2014) Macon, Georgia Mercer Bears 10,200 2013
#203 Walens Family Field at Fifth Third StadiumFifth Third Bank Stadium (2013–2023); KSU Soccer Stadium (2010–2012) — Kennesaw State Owls 10,200 2010
#204 Morgan StadiumHughes Stadium (?–present) Baltimore, Maryland Morgan State Bears 10,001 1937
#205 Alumni Memorial Field Lexington, Virginia VMI Keydets 10,000 1962
#206 Bobby Wallace Field at Bank Independent Stadium Florence, Alabama North Alabama Lions 10,000 2026
#207 Daytona StadiumMunicipal Stadium (1988–2018) Daytona Beach, Florida Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 10,000 1988
#208 Fortera StadiumGovernors Stadium (1993–2015); Municipal Stadium (1946–1992) Clarksville, Tennessee Austin Peay Governors 10,000 1946
#209 Harold Alfond Sports StadiumAlumni Field (1947–1997) Orono, Maine Maine Black Bears 10,000 1947
#210 O'Brien FieldLincoln Field (1970–1973) Charleston, Illinois Eastern Illinois Panthers 10,000 1970
#211 O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium Durham, North Carolina North Carolina Central Eagles 10,000 1975
#212 William H. Greene StadiumHoward Stadium (1926–1985) Washington, District of Columbia Howard Bison 10,000 1926
#213 DakotaDome Vermillion, South Dakota South Dakota Coyotes 9,100 1979
#214 Estes Stadium Conway, Arkansas Central Arkansas Bears 9,000 1939
#215 E. Claiborne Robins Stadium Richmond, Virginia Richmond Spiders 8,700 2010
#216 Nottingham Field Greeley, Colorado Northern Colorado Bears 8,533 1995
#217 Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey StadiumBob Ford Field (2013–2014) City of Albany, New York UAlbany Great Danes 8,500 2013
#218 Eccles Coliseum Cedar City, Utah Southern Utah Thunderbirds 8,500 1967
#219 Ernest W. Spangler Stadium Boiling Springs, North Carolina Gardner-Webb Runnin' Bulldogs 8,500 1969
#220 Graham Stadium Martin, Tennessee UT Martin Skyhawks 8,500 1964
#221 William B. Greene Jr. Stadium Johnson City, Tennessee East Tennessee State Buccaneers 7,694 2017
#222 Roos FieldWoodward Field (1967–2009) Cheney, Washington Eastern Washington Eagles 7,500 1967
#223 Harlen C. Hunter Stadium Saint Charles, Missouri Lindenwood Lions 7,450 1976
#224 Strawberry Stadium Hammond, Louisiana SE Louisiana Lions 7,408 1936
#225 Alumni Stadium Dover, Delaware Delaware State Hornets 7,193 1957
#226 Coffey Field New York, New York Fordham Rams 7,000 1930
#227 Pete Hanna Stadium Homewood, Alabama Samford Bulldogs 6,700 1958
#228 Meade Stadium South Kingstown, Rhode Island Rhode Island Rams 6,555 1928
#229 Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium San Antonio, Texas Incarnate Word Cardinals 6,200 2008
#230 Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium Village of Brookville, New York Long Island University Sharks 6,000 1966
#231 Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut Central Connecticut Blue Devils 5,500 1969
#232 Barker-Lane Stadium Buies Creek, North Carolina Campbell Fighting Camels 5,000 2008
#233 Brown Field Valparaiso, Indiana Valparaiso 5,000 1919
#234 Husky Stadium Houston, Texas Houston Christian Huskies 5,000 2014
#235 Beirne StadiumBulldog Stadium (1999–2015) Smithfield, Rhode Island Bryant Bulldogs 4,400 1999
#236 Buccaneer Field North Charleston, South Carolina Charleston Southern Buccaneers 4,000 1970
#237 Duane Stadium — Merrimack Warriors 4,000 2017
#238 Kessler StadiumKessler Field (1993–2016) West Long Branch, New Jersey Monmouth Hawks 4,000 1993
#239 Wagner College Stadium New York, New York Wagner Seahawks 3,700 1967
#240 DeGol Field Loretto, Pennsylvania St. Francis (PA) Red Flash 3,450 2005
#241 Campus Field Fairfield, Connecticut Sacred Heart Pioneers 3,334 1993
#242 Joe Walton Stadium Moon Township, Pennsylvania Robert Morris Colonials 3,000 2005
#243 Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Duquesne Dukes 2,200 1993
#244 Clarence Ching Athletics Complex East Honolulu, Hawaii Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors — 2015
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Former Stadiums

Former College Football stadiums
Stadium Location Team(s) Capacity Opened Closed
Abbott Memorial Alumni Stadium Tuskegee, Alabama Tuskegee (1977–1977) 10,000 1925 —
Ahearn Field Manhattan, Kansas Kansas State Wildcats (1911–1921) — 1911 1922
Alexander Durley Sports Complex Houston, Texas Texas Southern Tigers (1993–2010) 5,500 1971 —
Aloha Stadium Aiea, Hawaii Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors (1975–2020) 50,000 1975 2020
Alumni Coliseum Butte, Montana Montana Tech (1915–1937) — — —
Alumni FieldAthletic Park (1893–1922) Golden, Colorado Colorado Mines (1902–1952) 4,000 1893 —
Alumni Field Amherst, Massachusetts Massachusetts Minutemen (1882–1964) — 1879 1965
Alumni Stadium Worcester, Massachusetts WPI (1928–1944) — 1914 —
Angel StadiumEdison International Field of Anaheim (1998–2003); Anaheim Stadium (1966–1997) Anaheim, California Long Beach State (1977–1982)Cal State Fullerton (1970–1971) 43,250 1966 —
Archbold Stadium City of Syracuse, New York Syracuse Orange (1907–1979) 40,001 1907 1979
Arlington StadiumTurnpike Stadium (1965–1971) Arlington, Texas UT Arlington Mavericks (1970–1976) 10,600 1965 1994
Armstrong Field University Park, Texas SMU Mustangs (1915–1925) — — —
Athletic Park New Orleans, Louisiana Tulane Green Wave (1902–1908) — 1901 1908
Audrey J. Walton Stadium at Vernon Kennedy FieldVernon Kennedy Field (1954–1995); West Campus Field (1928–1953) Warrensburg, Missouri Central Missouri State (1933–1984) 12,000 1928 —
Aztec Bowl San Diego, California San Diego State Aztecs (1936–1966) — 1936 1995
Bailey Memorial Stadium Clinton, South Carolina Presbyterian (2010–2017) 6,500 2002 —
Balboa Park San Diego, California San Diego Marines (1932–1964) — 1868 —
Bazemore-Hyder StadiumCleveland Field (?–present) Valdosta, Georgia Valdosta State (1995–1995) 11,249 1924 —
Beaver Field State College, Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Lions (1893–1908) 500 1893 1909
Bell FieldCollege Field (1910–1920) Corvallis, Oregon Oregon State Beavers (1915–1952) 21,000 1910 1974
Blakeslee Stadium Mankato, Minnesota Mankato State (1988–1988) 7,500 1962 —
Blum Stadium Fairfield, Iowa Parsons (Iowa) (1967–1967) — 1966 —
Boundary Field Washington, District of Columbia Georgetown (1891–1893) — 1891 1911
Bowman Gray Stadium Winston-Salem, North Carolina Wake Forest Demon Deacons (1956–1967) 17,000 1938 —
Braves FieldThe Bee Hive (1936–1941); National League Park (1936–1941) Boston, Massachusetts Boston College Eagles (1916–1952) 40,000 1915 1952
Brick Breeden FieldhouseMSU Fieldhouse (1965–1980); MSC Fieldhouse (1957–1964) Bozeman, Montana Montana State Bobcats (1957–1972) 8,900 1957 —
Brown Stadium Monroe, Louisiana UL Monroe Warhawks (1965–1977) 3,400 1933 —
Brown StadiumBrown University Field (?–present) Providence, Rhode Island Brown Bears (1925–1983) 20,000 1925 —
Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl Indianapolis, Indiana Butler (1928–1962) 5,647 1928 —
Buddy Teevens Stadium at Memorial FieldMemorial Field (1923–2024); Alumni Oval (1893–1922) Hanover, New Hampshire Dartmouth Indians (1893–1986) 13,000 1893 —
Burnet Woods Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Bearcats (1903–1909) — — —
Butcher Field — UNLV Rebels (1971–1971)UNLV Rebels (1970–1970) — — —
Caesars SuperdomeMercedes-Benz Superdome (2011–2020); Louisiana Superdome (1975–2010) New Orleans, Louisiana Tulane Green Wave (1975–2013) 75,167 1975 —
California Field Berkeley, California California Golden Bears (1916–1922) 20,000 1904 1922
Cameron StadiumCollege Park (1885–1920) Washington, Pennsylvania Washington & Jefferson (1897–1949) 5,000 1885 —
Camping World StadiumOrlando Citrus Bowl (2014–2015); Florida Citrus Bowl (1983–2013); Orlando Stadium (1977–1982); Citrus Bowl (1976–1976); Tangerine Bowl (1947–1975) Orlando, Florida UCF Knights (1983–2006)Rollins (1936–1949) 65,438 1936 —
Cardinal StadiumFairgrounds Stadium (1956–1982) Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Cardinals (1956–1997) 47,925 1956 2019
Carroll Field Waco, Texas Baylor Bears (1903–1935) 15,000 1902 1939
Cartier Athletic Field Notre Dame, Indiana Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1900–1928) — 1900 —
Centennial Field Burlington, Vermont Vermont (1906–1936) 4,415 1906 —
Cessna StadiumVeterans Field (1946–1968) Wichita, Kansas Wichita State (1946–1986) 31,500 1946 2023
Chamberlain Field Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs (1908–1996) 10,501 1908 1997
Cincinnati's League ParkLeague Park (1890–1901); American Park (1884–1889) Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Bearcats (1896–1900) — 1884 1901
City StadiumBalboa Stadium (?–present) San Diego, California San Diego State Aztecs (1931–1946) 3,000 1914 —
Clark FieldVarsity Athletic Field (1887–1904) Austin, Texas Texas Longhorns (1901–1924) 20,000 1887 1924
Clyde Williams FieldState Field (1915–1938) Ames, Iowa Iowa State Cyclones (1915–1974) 35,000 1915 1978
Colorado Field Fort Collins, Colorado Colorado State Rams (1912–1967) 14,000 1912 1972
Cooper Park Lincoln, Nebraska Nebraska Cornhuskers (1892–1892) — — —
Corbett Field Laramie, Wyoming Wyoming Cowboys (1922–1949) — 1922 —
Corcoran Stadium Cincinnati, Ohio Xavier Musketeers (1919–1973) — — —
Cotton BowlFair Park Stadium (1930–1935) Dallas, Texas SMU Mustangs (1930–1999) 92,100 1930 —
Cotton Palace Waco, Texas Baylor Bears (1926–1929) — — 1930
Cox Stadium San Francisco, California San Francisco State (1969–1986) 5,000 — —
Cramton Bowl Montgomery, Alabama Alabama State Hornets (1977–2011) 25,000 1922 —
Cravens Field Arlington, Texas UT Arlington Mavericks (1977–1979) — — —
Creighton Stadium Omaha, Nebraska Creighton (1925–1942) 22,500 1925 1966
Crump Stadium Memphis, Tennessee Memphis Tigers (1939–1963) — — —
DU StadiumHilltop Stadium (?–present) Denver, Colorado Air Force Falcons (1956–1961)Denver Pioneers (1926–1960) 30,000 1926 1971
Dacotah Field Fargo, North Dakota North Dakota State Bison (1927–1969) 2,600 1910 —
Denny FieldUniversity Field (?–present) Seattle, Washington Washington Huskies (1915–1919) — 1895 1920
Devonshire Downs Los Angeles, California Cal State Northridge (1967–2001) — — 2001
Dial-Roberson Stadium Ada, Ohio Ohio Northern (1903–1933) 3,500 — —
Dignity Health Sports ParkHome Depot Center (2003–2013) Carson, California San Diego State Aztecs (2020–2021) 27,000 2003 —
Donnell Stadium Findlay, Ohio Findlay (1962–1962) 5,000 1928 —
Dornblaser Field Missoula, Montana Montana Grizzlies (1968–1985) 12,500 1968 1986
Downing StadiumRandall's Island Stadium (1936–1948) New York, New York New York University (1951–1952) 22,000 1936 2002
Drake Field Auburn, Alabama Auburn Tigers (1911–1938) 7,550 1911 —
ETSU Athletics CenterMemorial Center (1977–2009) Johnson City, Tennessee East Tennessee State Buccaneers (1977–2003) 8,539 1977 —
Eclipse Park III Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Cardinals (1914–1922) — 1902 1922
Edward L. Blackshear Field Prairie View, Texas Prairie View A&M Panthers (1977–2013) 6,000 1960 2015
Elks' FieldLeague Park (1906–1921) Akron, Ohio Akron Zips (1913–1913) 5,000 1906 1922
Exposition Park Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (1896–1908) 16,000 1890 1915
Fairfield Stadium Huntington, West Virginia Marshall Thundering Herd (1929–1988) — 1928 1990
Falcon Stadium Norwalk, California Cal State Fullerton (1976–1979) — — —
Ferry Field Ann Arbor, Michigan Michigan Wolverines (1906–1926) 18,000 1906 2018
Fiesta Park Los Angeles, California USC Trojans (1915–1916) — 1894 1916
Floyd Casey StadiumBaylor Stadium (1950–1988) Waco, Texas Baylor Bears (1950–2013) 50,000 1950 2016
Forbes Field Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (1909–1924) 23,000 1909 1971
Fouts FieldEagle Stadium (1952–1953) Denton, Texas North Texas Mean Green (1952–2010) — 1952 2010
Francis Field — Washington (MO) (1904–1958) 4,000 1904 —
Francis G. Welch Stadium Emporia, Kansas Emporia State (1937–1967) 10,000 1937 —
Frank Waters Stadium Hillsdale, Michigan Hillsdale (1950–1950) 8,500 1947 —
Fred G. Hughes Stadium Joplin, Missouri Missouri Southern (1981–1983) 7,000 1975 —
Gamble Field Boulder, Colorado Colorado Buffaloes (1902–1924) 1,000 1901 1924
Georgetown Field Washington, District of Columbia Georgetown Blue and Gray (1903–1919) — 1894 1929
Georgia Dome Atlanta, Georgia Georgia State Panthers (2010–2016) 74,228 1992 2017
Gettysburg Battlefield Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Gettysburg (1890–1965) — — —
Giants Stadium East Rutherford, New Jersey Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1993–1993) 80,242 1976 2010
Glover Stadium/Dee Fee FieldLa Palma Park (1939–1970) Anaheim, California Cal State Fullerton (1983–1983) — 1939 —
Gonzaga Stadium Spokane, Washington Gonzaga (1922–1941) 10,000 1922 1949
Griffith StadiumNational Park (1911–1922) Washington, District of Columbia Maryland Terrapins (1948–1948)George Washington (1930–1960)Georgetown Hoyas (1920–1950) — 1911 1961
Groves Stadium Wake Forest, North Carolina Wake Forest Demon Deacons (1940–1955) 20,000 1940 —
Hale Stadium Nashville, Tennessee Tennessee State (1972–1984) 10,000 1953 —
Happy State Bank StadiumBuffalo Bowl (1959–1971) Canyon, Texas West Texas State (1959–1985) 20,000 1959 —
Harvard Stadium Boston, Massachusetts Harvard Crimson (1903–1991) 30,323 1903 —
Haskell Memorial Stadium Lawrence, Kansas Haskell (1926–1935) 11,000 1926 —
Hayward Field Eugene, Oregon Oregon Ducks (1919–1966) 10,500 1919 —
Henderson Stadium Alcorn, Mississippi Alcorn State Braves (1977–1978) 10,000 1925 —
Hersheypark ArenaHershey Sports Arena (1936–1972) Derry Township, Pennsylvania Lebanon Valley (1936–1948) 7,286 1936 —
Herty Field Athens, Georgia Georgia Bulldogs (1902–1910) — 1891 —
Homewood Field Baltimore, Maryland Johns Hopkins (1906–1946) 8,500 1906 —
Honolulu Stadium East Honolulu, Hawaii Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors (1927–1974) 25,000 1926 1976
Houlihan's StadiumTampa Stadium (1967–1995) Tampa, Florida Tampa (1967–1974) 74,301 1967 1998
Hovey Field Richmond, Virginia Virginia Union (2004–2004) — — —
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Golden Gophers (1982–2008) 64,121 1982 2014
Hughes StadiumSacramento Stadium (1928–1944) Sacramento, California Sacramento State Hornets (1968–1968) 20,311 1928 —
Illinois Field Urbana, Illinois Illinois Fighting Illini (1892–1922) 17,000 1884 1987
Iowa Field Iowa City, Iowa Iowa Hawkeyes (1894–1929) 30,000 1890 1929
James M. Shuart StadiumHofstra Stadium (1963–2002) Uniondale, New York Hofstra (1999–2009) 11,929 1963 —
Javelina Stadium Kingsville, Texas Texas A&M-Kingsville (1969–1985) 15,000 1950 —
Johnson Hagood Stadium Charleston, South Carolina The Citadel Bulldogs (1927–1947) — 1927 1947
Jones Stadium El Paso, Texas UTEP Miners (1930–1932) — — —
Joseph J. O'Donnell FieldSoldier's Field (1898–1997) Boston, Massachusetts Harvard Crimson (1898–1902) 1,600 1898 —
Kezar Stadium San Francisco, California San Francisco (1930–1951)Santa Clara (1929–1952) 59,942 1925 1989
Kidd Field El Paso, Texas UTEP Miners (1933–1962) 15,000 1933 —
Kincaid Field Eugene, Oregon Oregon Ducks (1916–1918) — 1895 1922
Kirkeby–Over Stadium Sioux Falls, South Dakota Augustana (South Dakota) (1904–1980) — — —
Ladd–Peebles StadiumLadd Peebles Stadium (?–present); Ernest F. Ladd Memorial Stadium (1948–1997) Mobile, Alabama South Alabama Jaguars (2011–2019) 33,471 1948 —
Lambeth Field University of Virginia, Virginia Virginia Cavaliers (1913–1930) — 1913 1930
LeGrand Sports ComplexMulti-Sports Complex (?–2007) San Angelo, Texas Angelo State (1983–1987) 3,000 — —
Legion Field Birmingham, Alabama UAB Blazers (1994–2020) 71,594 1927 —
Lewis Field Hays, Kansas Fort Hays State (1936–1979) 6,362 1936 —
Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale, Florida Florida Atlantic Owls (2003–2010) 17,417 1959 2019
Lubbers StadiumLakers Stadium (1973–1979) Allendale Charter Township, Michigan Grand Valley State (1977–1982) 10,700 1973 —
Lumberjack Stadium Flagstaff, Arizona Northern Arizona Lumberjacks (1959–1976) — 1957 —
Lumen FieldCenturyLink Field (2011–2019); Qwest Field (2004–2010); Seahawks Stadium (2002–2003) Seattle, Washington Washington Huskies (2012–2012) 67,000 2002 —
Lynchburg City Stadium Lynchburg, Virginia Liberty Flames (1981–1981) 15,000 1939 —
MacLean Field Moscow, Idaho Idaho Vandals (1916–1936) — 1914 1966
Madison Hall Field Charlottesville, Virginia Virginia Cavaliers (1889–1912) — — —
Marquette Stadium Milwaukee, Wisconsin Marquette Golden Avalanche (1924–1960) 24,000 1924 1976
Maverick Stadium Arlington, Texas UT Arlington Mavericks (1980–1985) 12,500 1980 —
McAndrew Stadium Carbondale, Illinois Southern Illinois Salukis (1962–2009) 17,000 1938 2011
McCook Field Lawrence, Kansas Kansas Jayhawks (1892–1920) 15,000 1892 1921
McGee Field at Harris StadiumHardee Field (1891–1977) Sewanee, Tennessee Sewanee (1902–1941) — 1891 —
McNaspy Stadium Lafayette, Louisiana Southwestern Louisiana Institute (1902–1970) — — 1971
Memorial Stadium Grand Forks, North Dakota North Dakota Fighting Hawks (1927–1979) 10,000 1927 —
Memorial Stadium Kent, Ohio Kent State Golden Flashes (1960–1968) 5,600 1941 1969
Memorial Stadium Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Golden Gophers (1924–1981) 56,652 1924 1992
Memorial Stadium Mansfield, Connecticut UConn Huskies (1953–2002) 16,200 1953 2012
Miami Field Oxford, Ohio Miami RedHawks (1904–1982) — 1896 1982
Mid-South Coliseum Memphis, Tennessee Memphis Tigers (1964–2006) — 1964 2006
Milam Stadium Weatherford, Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma State (1950–1954) 8,600 1936 —
Miles Stadium Blacksburg, Virginia Virginia Tech Hokies (1926–1964) — 1926 1965
Mountaineer Field Morgantown, West Virginia West Virginia Mountaineers (1924–1979) 38,000 1924 1987
Municipal StadiumWaco Stadium (1936–1941) Waco, Texas Baylor Bears (1936–1949) — 1936 —
NRG AstrodomeHouston Astrodome (1965–2006) Houston, Texas Houston Cougars (1965–1993) 62,439 1965 2008
NRG StadiumReliant Stadium (2002–2013) Houston, Texas Houston Cougars (2013–2013) 71,054 2002 —
Neale Stadium Moscow, Idaho Idaho Vandals (1937–1968) 16,000 1937 1970
New Beaver Field State College, Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Lions (1909–1959) 30,000 1909 1959
Nickerson FieldBoston University Field (1954–1963) Boston, Massachusetts Boston University (1921–1994) 17,369 1915 —
Nissan StadiumLP Field (2006–2014); The Coliseum (2002–2005); Adelphia Coliseum (1999–2001) Nashville, Tennessee Tennessee State (2004–2023) 69,143 1999 —
Northrop Field Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Golden Gophers (1899–1923) — — 1923
Northwestern Field Evanston, Illinois Northwestern Wildcats (1905–1925) 10,000 1905 1925
Ohio FieldUniversity Park (1898–1907) Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Buckeyes (1900–1921) — 1898 1922
Ohio Field New York, New York New York University (1873–1950) — — —
Old Byrd Stadium College Park, Maryland Maryland Terrapins (1923–1947) 5,000 1923 1953
Old College Field East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State Spartans (1902–1922) — 1902 —
Old Main Lawn State College, Pennsylvania Penn State Nittany Lions (1888–1891) — — —
Orange BowlBurdine Stadium (1937–1948) Miami, Florida Miami Hurricanes (1937–2007) 75,500 1937 2008
Ownby Stadium University Park, Texas SMU Mustangs (1926–1994) 23,783 1926 1998
Palmer Stadium Princeton, New Jersey Princeton Tigers (1914–1986) 42,000 1914 1997
Parkway Field Louisville, Kentucky Louisville Cardinals (1924–1954) — — —
Parsons Field Brookline, Massachusetts Northeastern (1937–2009) 7,000 1933 —
Pepin-Rood StadiumPlant Field (1899–1970) Tampa, Florida Tampa (1936–1936) — 1899 2002
Phil Simms StadiumJayne Stadium (1964–2025) Morehead, Kentucky Morehead State (1964–2007) 10,000 1964 —
Phillips Field Tampa, Florida Tampa (1937–1966) 20,000 1937 1967
Piedmont Park Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1903–1904) — 1895 —
Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (1925–1999) 69,400 1925 1999
Ponce de Leon ParkSpiller Field (1924–1933) Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1907–1911) 6,800 1907 1966
Pratt Field Amherst, Massachusetts Amherst (1877–1953) — — —
Ratcliffe StadiumFresno State College Stadium (1926–1940) Fresno, California Fresno State Bulldogs (1926–1979) 13,000 1926 —
Recreation ParkUnion Park (1865–1884) Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (1902–1903) 17,000 1865 1905
Recreation Park II Columbus, Ohio Ohio State Buckeyes (1897–1897) — 1889 1897
Reeves Field Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Geneva (1925–1951) 5,500 1925 —
Rice StadiumUte Stadium (1927–1971) Salt Lake City, Utah Utah Utes (1927–1971) 32,500 1927 1997
Rice–Totten StadiumMagnolia Stadium (1958–2000) — Mississippi Valley State (1977–2016) 10,000 1958 —
Richardson Stadium Davidson, North Carolina Davidson Wildcats (1923–1981) 6,000 1923 —
Riddick Stadium Raleigh, North Carolina NC State Wolfpack (1907–1965) 23,000 1907 2005
Riggs Field Clemson, South Carolina Clemson Tigers (1915–1941) 6,500 1915 —
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial StadiumRFK Memorial Stadium (1969–2019); D.C. Stadium (1961–1968); District of Columbia Stadium (1961–1968) Washington, District of Columbia George Washington (1961–1966) 43,500 1961 2024
Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien StadiumBaker Field (1923–1982) New York, New York Columbia Lions (1923–1982) 32,000 1923 —
Robertson StadiumJeppesen Stadium (1958–1980); Public School Stadium (1942–1957) Houston, Texas Texas Southern Tigers (1977–2001)Houston Cougars (1946–2012) 32,000 1942 2012
Rogers FieldSoldier Field (1892–1901) Pullman, Washington Idaho Vandals (1969–1970) 23,500 1892 1971
Rollins Field Columbia, Missouri Missouri Tigers (1896–1926) 13,000 1895 —
Rotary FieldUniversity of Buffalo Field (1920–1920) Buffalo, New York Buffalo Bulls (1930–1970) — 1920 —
Rubber Bowl Akron, Ohio Akron Zips (1940–2008) 35,202 1940 2008
Russwood Park Memphis, Tennessee Memphis Tigers (1921–1921) — — 1960
Rutgers Stadium Piscataway Township, New Jersey Rutgers Scarlet Knights (1938–1992) 31,219 1938 1993
Ryan FieldDyche Stadium (1926–1996) — Northwestern Wildcats (1926–2023) 47,130 1926 2023
Ryan Park Camp Ryan Park, Wyoming Fort Warren (1931–1946) — 1930 —
SDCCU StadiumQualcomm Stadium (1997–2016); Jack Murphy Stadium (1981–1996); San Diego Stadium (1967–1980) San Diego, California San Diego State Aztecs (1967–2019) 70,561 1967 2021
Sam Boyd StadiumSam Boyd Silver Bowl (1984–1993); Las Vegas Silver Bowl (1978–1983); Las Vegas Stadium (1971–1977) Whitney, Nevada UNLV Rebels (1971–2019) 36,800 1971 2020
Sanford Field Athens, Georgia Georgia Bulldogs (1911–1928) — 1911 —
Santa Ana Stadium Santa Ana, California Cal State Fullerton (1972–1991) 9,000 — —
Schenley Park Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (1901–1901) — 1889 —
Schoellkopf Field City of Ithaca, New York Cornell Big Red (1915–1991) 25,597 1915 —
Selby Stadium Delaware, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan (1929–1970) — 1929 —
Setzler Field Newberry, South Carolina Newberry (1913–1981) — — —
Shibe Park / Connie Mack StadiumConnie Mack Stadium (1954–1970); Shibe Park (1909–1953) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Villanova Wildcats (1909–1923) 23,000 1909 1976
Shotwell StadiumPublic Schools Stadium (1959–1960) Abilene, Texas Abilene Christian Wildcats (1959–2016) 15,075 1959 —
Sirrine Stadium Greenville, South Carolina Furman Paladins (1936–1980) 15,000 — —
Soldier FieldMunicipal Grant Park Stadium (1924–1925) Chicago, Illinois Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1929–1929) 61,500 1924 —
Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes StadiumHughes Stadium (1968–2002) Fort Collins, Colorado Colorado State Rams (1968–2016) 32,500 1968 2018
South Plains Fairgrounds Lubbock, Texas Texas Tech Red Raiders (1926–1926) — — —
Stagg Field Chicago, Illinois Chicago Maroons (1892–1939) 1,650 — —
Stagg Memorial StadiumPacific Memorial Stadium (1950–1988) Stockton, California Pacific Tigers (1950–1995) 28,000 1950 2014
Stanford Field Stanford, California Stanford Cardinal (1918–1920) 15,000 1905 1921
State Field Baton Rouge, Louisiana LSU Tigers (1902–1923) — 1893 1924
Steve Spurrier Field at Kermit Tipton Stadium Johnson City, Tennessee East Tennessee State Buccaneers (2015–2016) 6,600 2010 —
Stevens StadiumBuck Shaw Stadium (1962–2015) Santa Clara, California Santa Clara (1962–1982) 11,500 1962 —
Stoll Field/McLean StadiumStoll Field (1916–1923) Lexington, Kentucky Kentucky Wildcats (1916–1972) 37,000 1916 1972
Swayne Field Toledo, Ohio Toledo Rockets (1923–1925) — 1909 1955
Taft Stadium Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Oklahoma City (1934–1948) 18,200 1934 —
Taylor Stadium Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Lehigh Mountain Hawks (1914–1987) 20,000 1914 1987
Ted Wright Stadium Savannah, Georgia Savannah State (2004–2018) 7,500 1969 —
Temple StadiumBeury Stadium (?–present) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple Owls (1929–1977) 20,000 1928 1997
Tenth Street StadiumMemorial Stadium (1925–1971) Bloomington, Indiana Indiana Hoosiers (1925–1959) 20,000 1925 1982
Texas Stadium Irving, Texas SMU Mustangs (1972–1986) 65,675 1971 2008
The Plain Town of Highlands, New York Army Black Knights (1891–1923) — — —
Three Rivers Stadium Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Panthers (2000–2000) 59,000 1970 2001
Titan Field Fullerton, California Cal State Fullerton (1980–1982) — 1970 1991
Titan Stadium Fullerton, California Cal State Fullerton (1992–1992) 10,000 1992 —
Toomey FieldAggie Field (1949–1962) Davis, California UC Davis Aggies (1972–2006) — 1949 —
Torero Stadium San Diego, California San Diego (1961–2015) 6,000 1961 —
Travis E. Parker Field at Horace L. McCool Stadium Cleveland, Mississippi Delta State (1976–1991) 8,000 1970 —
Tulane Stadium New Orleans, Louisiana Tulane Green Wave (1926–1974) 80,985 1926 1979
University Athletic Grounds Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Quakers (1885–1894) — 1885 1895
University Field Princeton, New Jersey Princeton Tigers (1876–1913) 20,000 1876 1960
University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley FieldLaidley Field (1918–2003) Charleston, West Virginia Charleston (1921–1950) 18,500 1918 —
University of Detroit Stadium Detroit, Michigan Wayne State (1936–1954)Detroit Mercy (1922–1964) 25,000 1922 1971
Veterans Memorial Stadium Long Beach, California Long Beach State (1961–1991) 11,600 1950 —
Veterans Stadium Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Temple Owls (1978–2002) 62,306 1971 2004
Washburn Field Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado College (1902–1956) — — —
Welcome Stadium Dayton, Ohio Dayton Flyers (1949–1978) 11,000 1949 —
Worcester Oval Worcester, Massachusetts Holy Cross Crusaders (1897–1904) 2,000 1891 1961
Worden Field Naval Academy, Maryland Navy Midshipmen (1890–1923) — 1890 —
World War I Memorial StadiumMemorial Stadium (1922–2016) Manhattan, Kansas Kansas State Wildcats (1922–1967) 17,500 1922 —
Wrigley FieldCubs Park (1920–1926); Weeghman Park (1914–1919) Chicago, Illinois DePaul (1921–1938) 41,072 1914 —
Wrigley Field Los Angeles, California Pepperdine (1946–1951) 22,000 1925 1969
Yager Stadium Moore Bowl Topeka, Kansas Washburn (1930–1946) 7,200 1928 —
Yankee Stadium I New York, New York New York University (1926–1948) 58,000 1923 2008
Zimmerman Field Albuquerque, New Mexico New Mexico Lobos (1938–1959) — — 1969

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Sources

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  • OpenStreetMap Nominatim (ODbL): Location (476 venues).
  • VenueStats compilation: Opening and closing years, name history and teams.
  • Wikidata (CC0): Capacity (307 venues).
  • Wikipedia (CC BY-SA): Capacity (78 venues).
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