Best College Football Stadiums: Chris’s Corner Edition

Best of the Best

• Autzen Stadium-Oregon Ducks (Opened: 1967, Capacity: 54,000, Location: Eugene, Oregon).

• Memorial Stadium-Clemson Tigers (Opened: 1942, Capacity: 81,500, Location: Clemson, South Carolina).

• Michigan Stadium-Michigan Wolverines (Opened: 1927, Capacity: 107,601, Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan).

• Husky Stadium-Washington Huskies (Opened: 1920, Capacity: 70,083, Location: Seattle, Washington).

• Kyle Field-Texas A&M Aggies (Opened: 1927, Capacity: 102,733, Location: College Station, Texas).

• Ben Hill Griffin Stadium-Florida Gators (Opened: 1930, Capacity: 88,548, Location: Gainesville, Florida).

• Camp Randall Stadium-Wisconsin Badgers (Opened: 1917, Capacity: 80,321, Location: Madison, Wisconsin).

• Doak Campbell Stadium-Florida State Seminoles (Opened: 1950, Capacity: 79,560, Location: Tallahassee, Florida)

• Notre Dame Stadium-Notre Dame Fighting Irish (Opened: 1930, Capacity: 80,795, Location: Notre Dame, Indiana).

• Ohio Stadium-Ohio State Buckeyes (Opened: 1922, Capacity: 104,944, Location: Columbus, Ohio).

Traditions

• Darrell K Royal Memorial Stadium-Texas Longhorns (Opened: 1924, Capacity: 100,119, Location: Austin, Texas).

• Sanford Stadium-Georgia Bulldogs (Opened: 1929, Capacity: 92,746, Location: Athens, Georgia).

• Bryant-Denny Stadium-Alabama Crimson Tide (Opened: 1929, Capacity: 101,821, Location: Tuscaloosa, Alabama)

• Rose Bowl Stadium-USC Trojans/UCLA Bruins (Opened: 1922, Capacity: 90,888, Location: Pasadena, California).

• Beaver Stadium-Penn State Nittany Lions (Opened: 1960, Capacity: 106,572, Location: University Park, Pennsylvania).

• Tiger Stadium-LSU Tigers (Opened: 1924, Capacity: 103,321, Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana).

• LA Memorial Coliseum-USC Trojans (Opened: 1923, Capacity: 78,467, Location: Los Angeles, California).

• LaVell Edwards Stadium-BYU Cougars (Opened: 1964, Capacity: 63,725, Location: Provo, Utah).

• Neyland Stadium-Tennessee Vols (Opened: 1921, Capacity: 102,455, Location: Knoxville, Tennessee).

• Memorial Stadium-Nebraska Cornhuskers (Opened: 1923, Capacity: 90,000, Location: Lincoln, Nebraska).

Fantastic

• Kinnick Stadium-Iowa Hawkeyes (Opened: 1929, Capacity: 69,250, Location: Iowa City, Iowa).

• Gaylord Family Stadium-Oklahoma Sooners (Opened: 1923, Capacity: 86,112, Location: Norman, Oklahoma).

• TCF Bank Stadium-Minnesota Golden Gophers (Opened: 2009, Capacity: 50,805, Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota).

• Williams-Brice Stadium-South Carolina Gamecocks (Opened: 1934, Capacity: 80,250, Location: Columbia, South Carolina).

• McLane Stadium-Baylor Bears (Opened: 2014, Capacity: 45,140, Location: Waco, Texas).

• Sun Devil Stadium-Arizona State Sun Devils (Opened: 1958, Capacity: 53,599, Location: Tempe, Arizona).

• Lane Stadium-Virginia Tech Hokies (Opened: 1965, Capacity: 66,233, Location: Blacksburg, Virginia).

• Jordan-Hare Stadium-Auburn Tigers (Opened: 1939, Capacity; 87,451, Location: Auburn, Alabama).

• Rice-Eccles Stadium-Utah Utes (Opened: 1998, Capacity: 45,807, Location: Salt Lake City, Utah).

• Amon G. Carter Stadium-TCU Horned Frogs (Opened: 1930, Capacity: 50,000, Location: Fort Worth, Texas).

Concrete

• California Memorial Stadium-Cal (Berkeley) Golden Bears (Opened: 1923, Capacity: 63,000, Location: Berkeley, California).

• Donald W Reynolds Razorback Stadium- Arkansas Razorbacks (Opened: 1938, Capacity: 76,000, Location: Fayetteville, Arkansas).

• Spartan Stadium-Michigan State Spartans (Opened: 1923, Capacity: 75,005, Location: East Lansing, Michigan)

• Boone Pickens Stadium-Oklahoma State Cowboys (Opened: 1920, Capacity: 60,000, Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma).

• The Carrier Dome-Syracuse Orange (Opened: 1980, Capacity: 49,250, Location: Syracuse, New York).

• Albertsons Stadium-Boise State Broncos (Opened: 1970, Capacity: 36,387, Location: Boise, Idaho).

• Kenan Memorial Stadium-North Carolina Tar Heels (Opened: 1926, Capacity: 51,000, Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina).

• Davis Wade Stadium-Mississippi State Bulldogs (Opened: 1914, Capacity: 61,337, Location: Mississippi State, Mississippi).

• Cardinal Stadium-Louisville Cardinals (Opened: 1998, Capacity: 65,000, Location: Louisville, Kentucky).

• Vaught-Hemingway Stadium-Ole Miss Runnin Rebels (Opened: 1915, Capacity: 64,038, Location: Oxford, Mississippi).

Evolving

• Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium-West Virginia Mountaineers (Opened: 1980, Capacity: 60,000, Location: Morgantown, West Virginia).

• Stanford Stadium-Stanford Cardinal (Opened: 2006, Capacity: 50,000, Location: Stanford, California).

• Folsom Field-Colorado Buffs (Opened: 1924, Capacity: 53,613, Location: Boulder, Colorado).

• Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium-Missouri Tigers (Opened: 1926, Capacity: 71,004, Location: Columbia, Missouri).

• Jones AT&T Stadium-Texas Tech Red Raiders (Opened: 1947, Capacity: 60,454, Location: Lubbock, Texas).

• Bill Snyder Family Stadium-Kansas State Wildcats (Opened: 1968, Capacity: 50,000 Location: Manhattan, Kansas)

• Spectrum Stadium-UCF Golden Knights (Opened: 2007, Capacity: 45,301, Location: Orlando, Florida).

• MidAmerican Field at Jack Trice Stadium-Iowa State Cyclones (Opened: 1975, Capacity: 61,500, Location: Ames, Iowa).

• Kroger Field-Kentucky Wildcats (Opened: 1973, Capacity: 61,000, Location: Lexington, Kentucky).

• Canvas Stadium-Colorado State Rams (Opened: 2017, Capacity: 36,500, Location: Fort Collins, Colorado).

Growth

• Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium-Memphis Tigers (Opened: 1965, Capacity: 61,008, Location: Memphis, Tennessee).

• Ross-Ade Stadium-Purdue Boilermakers (Opened: 1924, Capacity: 57,236, Location: West Lafayette, Indiana).

• Yale Bowl-Yale Bulldogs (Opened: 1914, Capacity: 64,246, Location: New Haven, Connecticut).

• Rice Stadium-Rice Owls (Opened: 1950, Capacity: 70,000, Location: Houston, Texas).

• Falcon Stadium-Air Force Falcons (Opened: 1962, Capacity: 46,692, Air Force Academy, Colorado).

• Carter-Finley Stadium-North Carolina State Wolfpack (Opened: 1966, Capacity: 57,583, Location: Raleigh, North Carolina).

• Michie Stadium-Army Black Knights (Opened: 1924, Capacity: 38,000, Location: West Point, New York).

• Bobby Dodd Stadium-Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (Opened: 1913, Capacity: 55,000, Location: Atlanta, Georgia).

• John O’Quinn Field-Houston Cougars (Opened: 2014, Capacity: 40,000, Location: Houston, Texas).

• Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium-Maryland Terrapins (Opened: 1950, Capacity: 54,000, Location: College Park, Maryland).

• Harvard Stadium-Harvard Crimson (Opened: 1903, Capacity: 30,223, Location: Allston, Massachusetts).

• Ryan Field-(Opened: 1926, Capacity: 47,130, Location: Evanston, Illinois).