Top 10 Best College Football Stadiums You HAVE to Visit!

Top 10 College Football Stadiums in all United States!

Today, we’re counting down the Top 10 College Football Stadiums in the U.S. – and trust me, you’ll want to stick around to see which one takes the crown! Let’s dive in!

Top 10 Best College Football Stadiums

Have you ever wondered what makes a college football stadium truly legendary? 

Is it the deafening roar of 100,000 fans? The stunning mountain views? Or maybe those epic rivalries passed down through generations? 

Remember, this ranking is totally subjective! We all have our personal favorites, and we’d love to hear yours. So, drop your top 10 list in the comments and let the debate begin. Alright, let’s get started!

Top 10 Best College Football Stadiums in America

10. Autzen Stadium (University of Oregon)

• Location: Eugene, Oregon
• Capacity: 54,000
• Unique Features: The lowered seating design cranks up the crowd noise, making it one of the toughest places to play.
• Memorable Moments: Oregon’s rise to national prominence under Coach Chip Kelly, featuring high-scoring, electrifying games.
• Fun Fact: It’s considered one of the loudest stadiums per capita in college football.

So, what do you think? Should Autzen Stadium be higher on the list? Let us know in the comments!

9. Notre Dame Stadium (University of Notre Dame)

• Location: South Bend, Indiana
• Capacity: 77,622
• Unique Features: This classic, no-frills stadium embodies tradition and history.
• Memorable Moments: The legendary 1993 "Game of the Century" when Notre Dame triumphed over Florida State.
• Fun Fact: The iconic "Touchdown Jesus" mural overlooks the field.

Notre Dame fans, where does this iconic venue rank for you? Share your thoughts below!

8. DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium (University of Texas)

• Location: Austin, Texas
• Capacity: 100,119
• Unique Features: A sea of burnt orange, Bevo the longhorn steer, and that undeniable cowboy hat vibe.
• Memorable Moments: The unforgettable 2008 shootout against Oklahoma State.
• Fun Fact: It’s the largest stadium in the Big 12 Conference.

"Longhorn fans, drop a 🤘 in the comments if you think Texas deserves to be higher!"

7. Ohio Stadium (Ohio State University)

• Location: Columbus, Ohio
• Capacity: 102,780
• Unique Features: The Horseshoe shape and the unmatched passion of Buckeye Nation.
• Memorable Moments: The epic 2006 showdown against Michigan, famously called "The Game."
• Fun Fact: It’s one of the largest stadiums in the U.S., holding over 102,000 fans.

Buckeye fans, where does The Shoe land on your list? Let us know!

6. Tiger Stadium (Louisiana State University)

• Location: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
• Capacity: 102,321
• Unique Features: Known as "Death Valley," it’s where opponents’ dreams go to die. And don’t forget the incredible tailgating scene.
• Memorable Moments: The 1988 "Earthquake Game" when the crowd’s roar registered on a seismograph.
• Fun Fact: From gumbo to jambalaya, the food is as much a part of the experience as the game.

Death Valley fans, show your love in the comments!

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5. Camp Randall Stadium (University of Wisconsin)

• Location: Madison, Wisconsin
• Capacity: 80,321
• Unique Features: Built on the site of a Union Army training ground, it’s home to the iconic "Jump Around" tradition.
• Memorable Moments: The raucous 2010 victory over Ohio State, where fans stormed the field.
• Fun Fact: The seismic effects of "Jump Around" have been studied by scientists!

Badger fans, should Camp Randall move up the list? Tell us below!

4. Folsom Field (University of Colorado)

• Location: Boulder, Colorado
• Capacity: 50,183
• Unique Features: Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, it offers jaw-dropping views of the Flatirons.
• Memorable Moments: The thrilling 1990 win against Nebraska during their National Championship run.
• Fun Fact: The high altitude creates challenges for visiting teams and adds to the mystique.

Have you been to Folsom Field? Share your experience in the comments!

3. Rose Bowl (UCLA)

• Location: Pasadena, California
• Capacity: 88,565
• Unique Features: Stunning views of the San Gabriel Mountains and a rich history dating back to 1922.
• Memorable Moments: Iconic Rose Bowl games, including the legendary 2006 Texas vs. USC showdown.
• Fun Fact: It’s a National Historic Landmark and one of the most picturesque stadiums in the world.

Is the Rose Bowl your #1? Let us know why in the comments!

2. Beaver Stadium (Penn State University)

• Location: University Park, Pennsylvania
• Capacity: 106,572
• Unique Features: The second-largest stadium in the U.S. and famous for its electric "White Out" games.
• Memorable Moments: The epic 2016 upset of Ohio State during a White Out game.
• Fun Fact: The roar of fans often requires double ear protection for visitors!

Nittany Lion fans, are you happy with #2? Sound off in the comments!

1. Michigan Stadium “The Big House” (University of Michigan)

• Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan
• Capacity: 107,601
• Unique Features: The largest stadium in the U.S., with a dramatic shared tunnel design inspired by Roman architecture.
• Memorable Moments: Epic rivalry games like Michigan vs. Ohio State, with unforgettable moments in the shared tunnel.
• Fun Fact: The tunnel’s design ramps up the tension as teams enter and exit together.

The Big House takes the crown! Do you agree? Let’s hear your thoughts in the comments!

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