List of NCAA Division I FBS football stadiums

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This is a list of stadiums that currently serve as the home venue for NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision college football teams. These include most of the largest stadiums in the United States.

Conference affiliations reflect those in the upcoming 2016 season. While Coastal Carolina will start an FBS transition in 2016, it will be officially classified as an FCS independent for that season.[1]

Current stadiums

Image Stadium City State Team Conference Capacity Record1 Built Expanded 2 Surface
Aggie Memorial Stadium Las Cruces NM New Mexico State Sun Belt 30,343[2] 32,993
(September 26, 1999 vs. UTEP)[2]		 1978[2] 2005[2] Synthetic Turf
Alamodome San Antonio TX UTSA C-USA 65,000 56,743
(September 3, 2011 vs. Northeastern State)		 1993
Albertsons Stadium Boise ID Boise State Mountain West 37,000[3] 36,864
(September 20, 2012 vs. BYU)[4]		 1970[3] 2012[3]
Aloha Stadium Honolulu HI Hawaiʻi Mountain West 50,000[5] 50,000
(recorded multiple times)		 1975[5] 2003[5]
Alumni Stadium Chestnut Hill MA Boston College ACC 44,500[6] 44,500
(recorded multiple times)		 1957[6] 1995[6]
Amon G. Carter Stadium Fort Worth TX TCU Big 12 45,000[7] 50,307
(November 14, 2009 vs. Utah)[8]		 1929[7] 2012[7]
Apogee Stadium Denton TX North Texas C-USA 30,850 28,075
(September 10, 2011 vs. Houston)[9]		 2011 N/A
Arizona Stadium Tucson AZ Arizona Pac-12 56,029+[10] 59,920
(November 23, 1996 vs. Arizona State)[11]		 1928[10] 1988[10]
Autzen Stadium Eugene OR Oregon Pac-12 54,000 60,055
(October 15, 2011 vs. Arizona State)		 1967 2002
BB&T Field Winston-Salem NC Wake Forest ACC 31,500 37,623
(November 13, 2004 vs. North Carolina)[12]		 1968 2007
Beaver Stadium University Park PA Penn State Big Ten 106,572[13] 110,753
(September 14, 2002 vs. Nebraska)[14]		 1960 2001
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Gainesville FL Florida SEC 88,548[15] 90,907
(November 28, 2009 vs. Florida State)[16]		 1930[15] 2003[15]
Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium Manhattan KS Kansas State Big 12 50,000[17] 53,811
(November 11, 2000 vs. Nebraska)[18]		 1968[18] 2005[18]
Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium Tallahassee FL Florida State ACC 82,300[19] 84,409
(November 2, 2013 vs. Miami (FL))[19]		 1950[19] 2003[19]
Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field Atlanta GA Georgia Tech ACC 55,000[20] 60,316
(1973 vs. Georgia)[21]		 1913[20] 2003[20]
Boone Pickens Stadium Stillwater OK Oklahoma State Big 12 60,218[22] 60,218
(November 23, 2013 vs. Baylor)[22]		 1919[22] 2005[22]
Huskie Stadium DeKalb IL NIU MAC 25,500[23] 28,221
(October 18, 2003 vs. Western Michigan)		 1965[23] 1995[23]
Bright House Networks Stadium Orlando FL UCF American 45,323[24] 48,453
(October 17, 2009 vs. Miami)[25]		 2007[24] N/A
Bryant–Denny Stadium Tuscaloosa AL Alabama SEC 101,821[26] 101,821
(multiple times, most recently September 20, 2014 vs. Florida)[26]		 1929[26] 2010[26]
Bulldog Stadium Fresno CA Fresno State Mountain West 41,031 42,881
(Multiple)[27]		 1980[27] 1992[27]
Maryland Stadium College Park MD Maryland Big Ten 51,802[28] 58,973
(November 1, 1975 vs. Penn State)[29]		 1950[29] 2009[29]
Cajun Field Lafayette LA Louisiana-Lafayette Sun Belt 36,900 41,357
(September 5, 2009 vs. Southern)[30]		 1971[30] N/A[30]
California Memorial Stadium Berkeley CA California Pac-12 62,717[31] 83,000
(September 27, 1947 vs. Navy;
November 22, 1952 vs. Stanford)[32]		 1923[31] 2012[31]
Camp Randall Stadium Madison WI Wisconsin Big Ten 80,321[33] 83,184
(November 12, 2005 vs. Iowa)[33]		 1917[33] 2005[33]
Carrier Dome Syracuse NY Syracuse ACC 49,250[34] 50,564
(September 20, 1980 vs. Miami (Ohio))[35]		 1980[34] N/A[34]
Carter–Finley Stadium Raleigh NC NC State ACC 57,583[36] 57,583
(recorded multiple times)		 1966 2006
Centennial Bank Stadium Jonesboro AR Arkansas State Sun Belt 30,964[37] 31,243
(December 1, 2012 vs. Middle Tennessee)		 1974[37] 2002[37]
Commonwealth Stadium Lexington KY Kentucky SEC 62,093[38][A 1] 71,024
(October 20, 2007 vs. Florida)[40]		 1973[38] 1999[38]
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium Austin TX Texas Big 12 100,119[41] 101,851
(October 6, 2012 vs. West Virginia)[42][43]		 1924[42] 2009[42]
Davis Wade Stadium Starkville MS Mississippi State SEC 61,337[44] 62,945
(October 11, 2014 vs. Auburn)[45]		 1914[46] 2014[44]
Dix Stadium Kent OH Kent State MAC 25,000 27,363
(November 10, 1973 vs. Miami (OH))		 1969 2008
Dowdy–Ficklen Stadium Greenville NC East Carolina American 50,000[47] 51,082
(September 20, 2014 vs. North Carolina)		 1963 2010
Doyt Perry Stadium Bowling Green OH Bowling Green MAC 23,724[48] 33,527
(October 8, 1983 vs. Toledo)[48]		 1966[48]
Falcon Stadium Colorado Springs CO Air Force Mountain West 46,692[49] 56,409
(October 19, 2002 vs. Notre Dame)[50]		 1962
Faurot Field Columbia MO Missouri SEC 71,168[51] 75,298
(October 4, 1980 vs. Penn State)[51]		 1927[51] 1997[51]
FAU Stadium Boca Raton FL Florida Atlantic C-USA 30,000 29,103
(October 15, 2011 vs. Western Kentucky)		 2011 N/A
FIU Stadium Miami FL FIU C-USA 23,500[52] 22,682
(October 1, 2011 vs. Duke)		 1995 2012
Folsom Field Boulder CO Colorado Pac-12 50,183[53] 54,972
(September 3, 2005 vs. Colorado State)[53]		 1924[53] 2003[53]
Foreman Field Norfolk VA Old Dominion C-USA 20,118 1936 2009
Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Norman OK Oklahoma Big 12 82,112[54] 86,031
(October 27, 2012 vs. Notre Dame)		 1925[54] 2003[54]
Georgia Dome Atlanta GA Georgia State Sun Belt 28,155[55] 30,237
(September 2, 2010 vs. Shorter)		 1992[2]
Gerald J. Ford Stadium University Park TX SMU American 32,000[56] 35,481
(September 24, 2010 vs. TCU)		 2000[56]
Gillette Stadium[O 1] Foxborough MA UMass Independent 68,756 68,756
(recorded multiple times, all for New England Patriots games)[57]		 2002
Glass Bowl Toledo OH Toledo MAC 26,248 36,852
(October 27, 2001 vs. Navy)		 1937 1990
Heinz Field Pittsburgh PA Pittsburgh ACC 68,400[A 2] 66,731
(November 30, 2002 vs. West Virginia)		 2001[58]
High Point Solutions Stadium Piscataway NJ Rutgers Big Ten 52,454[59] 53,737
(September 7, 2009 vs. Cincinnati)[60]		 1994[61] 2009[61]
Houchens Industries–L. T. Smith Stadium Bowling Green KY Western Kentucky C-USA 22,113 23,252
(September 22, 2012 vs. Southern Miss)		 1968 2008
Husky Stadium Seattle WA Washington Pac-12 70,500[62] 76,125
(September 23, 1995 vs. Army)		 1920 2012
Jack Trice Stadium Ames IA Iowa State Big 12 61,500[63] 61,500
(multiple)[64]		 1975[63] 2015[63]
Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat Stadium San Marcos TX Texas State Sun Belt 30,000[65] 33,006
(September 8, 2012 vs. Texas Tech)		 1981[65] 2012[65]
Joan C. Edwards Stadium Huntington WV Marshall C-USA 38,019 41,382
(September 10, 2010 vs. West Virginia)[66]		 1991 2000
Joe Aillet Stadium Ruston LA Louisiana Tech C-USA 30,600 28,714
(September 13, 1997 vs. Northeast Louisiana)[67]		 1968[67] 1989[67]
John O'Quinn Field at TDECU Stadium Houston TX Houston American 40,000 42,159
(November 14, 2015 vs. Memphis)		 2014
Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium Murfreesboro TN Middle Tennessee C-USA 31,000 30,502
(September 10, 2011) vs. Georgia Tech)		 1933 1998
Jones AT&T Stadium Lubbock TX Texas Tech Big 12 60,862[68] 61,836
(November 2, 2013 vs. Oklahoma State)		 1947[69] 2013[69]
Jordan–Hare Stadium Auburn AL Auburn SEC 87,451[70] 87,451
(Multiple)[B 1]		 1939[70] 2004[70]
Kelly/Shorts Stadium Mount Pleasant MI Central Michigan MAC 32,885 35,127
(September 8, 2012 vs. Michigan State)		 1972[72] 1997[72]
Kenan Memorial Stadium Chapel Hill NC North Carolina ACC 62,980 62,000
(November 8, 1997 vs. Florida State)		 1927 2011
Kibbie Dome Moscow ID Idaho Sun Belt 16,000 17,600
(November 18, 1989 vs. Boise State)		 1975
Kidd Brewer Stadium Boone NC Appalachian State Sun Belt 24,050 31,531
(October 9, 2010 vs. Elon)		 1962 2009
Kinnick Stadium Iowa City IA Iowa Big Ten 70,585[73] 70,585
(Multiple)[74]		 1929[75] 2006[73]
Kyle Field College Station TX Texas A&M SEC 102,733[76] 110,633
(October 11, 2014 vs. Ole Miss)[77]		 1927[76] 2015[76]
Ladd Peebles Stadium Mobile AL South Alabama Sun Belt 33,500 38,129
(September 13, 2014 vs. Mississippi State)		 1948 2009
Lane Stadium Blacksburg VA Virginia Tech ACC 66,233 66,233
(Multiple)		 1965 2005
LaVell Edwards Stadium Provo UT BYU Independent 63,725[78] 66,247
(October 16, 1993 vs. Notre Dame)[78]		 1964[78] 1982[78]
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium Memphis TN Memphis American 62,380[79] 65,885
(November 9, 1996 vs. Tennessee)[79]		 1965[79] 1987[79]
Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia PA Temple American 68,532 69,176
(September 5, 2015 vs. Penn State)		 2003
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles CA Southern California Pac-12 93,607 105,236
(1947, USC vs. Notre Dame)[80]		 1923 2008
Mackay Stadium Reno NV Nevada Mountain West 30,000[81][82] 33,391
(October 28, 1995 vs. UNLV)[82]		 1966[82] 2016[83]
Malone Stadium Monroe LA Louisiana-Monroe Sun Belt 30,427 31,175
(September 21, 2012 vs. Baylor)[84]		 1978 1993
Martin Stadium Pullman WA Washington State Pac-12 32,248 40,306
(November 15, 1997 vs. Stanford)		 1972 2000
McLane Stadium Waco TX Baylor Big 12 45,140 45,733
(August 31, 2014 vs. SMU)[85]		 2014
Memorial Stadium Clemson SC Clemson ACC 81,500[86] 86,092
(October 10, 1999 vs. Florida State)[87]		 1942[86] 2006[86]
Memorial Stadium Champaign IL Illinois Big Ten 60,670[88] 78,297
(September 8, 1984 vs. Missouri)[89]		 1923[90] 2011[88]
Memorial Stadium Bloomington IN Indiana Big Ten 52,959[91] 56,223
(November 22, 1969 vs. Purdue)[92]		 1960[91] 2010[91]
Memorial Stadium Lawrence KS Kansas Big 12 50,071[93] 52,530
(September 1, 2009 vs. Northern Colorado)[94]		 1921[93] 1999[93]
Memorial Stadium Lincoln NE Nebraska Big Ten 85,000 91,585
(September 20, 2014 vs. Miami (FL))[95]		 1923[96] 2015 (1,000 seats removed for additional aisle)[95]
Blaik Field at Michie Stadium West Point NY Army Independent 38,000[97] 42,765
(October 2, 1971 vs. Missouri)		 1924[97] 2001[97]
Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor MI Michigan Big Ten 107,601[98] 115,109
(September 7, 2013 vs. Notre Dame)[99] 		1927 2015
Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium Morgantown WV West Virginia Big 12 60,000[100] 70,222
(November 20, 1993 vs. Miami)[100]		 1980[100] 2004[100]
Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Annapolis MD Navy American 34,000[101] 37,970
(October 18, 2008 vs. Pittsburgh)		 1959[101] 2005[101]
New Miami Stadium Miami Gardens FL Miami ACC 65,326[102] 80,120
(January 7, 2013 2013 BCS National Championship Game, Alabama vs. Notre Dame)		 1987 2016[102]
Neyland Stadium Knoxville TN Tennessee SEC 102,455[103] 109,061
(September 18, 2004 vs. Florida)[104]		 1921[104] 2010[104]
Nippert Stadium Cincinnati OH Cincinnati American 40,000[105] 40,124
(October 24, 2015 vs. UConn)		 1924[105] 2015[105]
Notre Dame Stadium Notre Dame IN Notre Dame Independent 80,795[106] 80,795
(Multiple)[106]		 1930[106] 1997[106]
Ohio Stadium Columbus OH Ohio State Big Ten 104,944[107] 108,975
(November 21, 2015 vs. Michigan State)[108]		 1922[109] 2014[109]
Papa John's Cardinal Stadium Louisville KY Louisville ACC 55,000[110] 55,428
(September 1, 2014 vs. Miami)[111]		 1998[110] 2009[110]
Paulson Stadium Statesboro GA Georgia Southern Sun Belt 24,300 25,725
(December 16, 1989 vs. Stephen F. Austin)		 1984 2014
Peden Stadium Athens OH Ohio MAC 24,000 25,893
(September 8, 2012 vs. New Mexico State)		 1929 2001
Qualcomm Stadium San Diego CA San Diego State Mountain West 70,561[112] 68,537
(October 10, 2005, NFL, Steelers vs. Chargers)[113]		 1967[114] 1997[114]
Raymond James Stadium Tampa FL USF American 65,857[115] 71,921
(January 28, 2001, Super Bowl XXXV, Baltimore Ravens vs. New York Giants)[116]		 1998[115]
Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Frank Broyles Field Fayetteville AR Arkansas SEC 72,000[117] 76,808
(September 25, 2010 vs. Alabama)		 1938[117] 2006[117]
Rentschler Field East Hartford CT Connecticut American 40,000[118] 42,704
(9/21/13 vs. #15 Michigan)[119]		 2003[120]
Reser Stadium Corvallis OR Oregon State Pac-12 45,674 46,469
(December 4, 2010 vs. Oregon)		 1953 2005
Rice Stadium Houston TX Rice C-USA 47,000 73,000
(multiple times)		 1950
Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City UT Utah Pac-12 45,807[121] 46,768
(September 11, 2003 vs. California)[122]		 1998[122] 1998[121]
Jerry Richardson Stadium Charlotte NC Charlotte C-USA 15,314 2013
M. M. Roberts Stadium Hattiesburg MS Southern Miss C-USA 36,000 36,232
(September 5, 2008 vs. Alcorn State)		 1932 2008
Romney Stadium Logan UT Utah State Mountain West 25,513 33,119
(October 4, 1996 vs. BYU) 		1968 1980
Rose Bowl Pasadena CA UCLA Pac-12 92,542[123] 106,869
(January 1, 1973, Rose Bowl, USC vs. Ohio State)[124] 		1921–1922 1949
Ross–Ade Stadium West Lafayette IN Purdue Big Ten 56,400[125] 71,629
(November 22, 1980 vs. Indiana)[126]		 1924[125] 2006[125]
Ryan Field Evanston IL Northwestern Big Ten 47,130 55,752
(October 27, 1962 vs. Notre Dame) 		1926 1997
Rynearson Stadium Ypsilanti MI Eastern Michigan MAC 30,200[127] 26,188
(November 28, 2008 vs. Central Michigan)		 1969[127] 1992[127]
Sam Boyd Stadium Whitney NV UNLV Mountain West 36,800[128] 44,615
(December 23, 2006, 2006 Las Vegas Bowl BYU vs. Oregon)[129]		 1971[128] 1999[128]
Sanford Stadium Athens GA Georgia SEC 92,746[130] 92,746(recorded multiple times)[130] 1929[130] 2004[130]
Scheumann Stadium Muncie IN Ball State MAC 22,500 23,861[131] 1967 2007
Scott Stadium Charlottesville VA Virginia ACC 61,500 64,947
(August 30, 2008 vs. USC))		 1931 2000
Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium Tulsa OK Tulsa American 35,542[132] 47,350
(September 26, 1987 vs. Oklahoma)[132]		 1930[132] 2005[132]
Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium Fort Collins CO Colorado State Mountain West 34,400[133] 39,107
(October 22, 1994 vs. Utah)[134]		 1968[135] 2006[135]
Spartan Stadium East Lansing MI Michigan State Big Ten 75,005[136] 80,401
(September 22, 1990 vs. Notre Dame)[136][137]		 1923[136] 2005[136]
Spartan Stadium San Jose CA San Jose State Mountain West 30,456 31,681
(August 23, 2003 vs. Grambling State)		 1933 1985
Stanford Stadium Stanford CA Stanford Pac-12 50,000[138] 51,607[139]
(October 9, 2010 vs. USC)		 2006[138] N/A
Summa Field at InfoCision Stadium Akron OH Akron MAC 30,000[140] 27,881[141] 2009
Sun Bowl Stadium El Paso TX UTEP C-USA 51,500 53,415[142]
(September 6, 2008 vs. Texas)		 1963 1981
Sun Devil Stadium, Frank Kush Field Tempe AZ Arizona State Pac-12 71,706[143] 74,963[143]
(November 9, 1996 vs. California)		 1958[143] 1998[143]
TCF Bank Stadium Minneapolis MN Minnesota Big Ten 52,525 51,241
(Oct. 18,2014 vs. Purdue)		 2009[144]
Tiger Stadium Baton Rouge LA LSU SEC 102,321[145] 102,321(Multiple)[B 2] 1924[147] 2014[147]
University Stadium Albuquerque NM New Mexico Mountain West 39,224[148] 44,760
(September 17, 2005 vs. New Mexico State)[149]		 1960[148] 2007[148]
UB Stadium Amherst NY Buffalo MAC 29,013[150] 29,795 (August 31, 2006 vs. Temple)[151] 1993[150]
Vanderbilt Stadium Nashville TN Vanderbilt SEC 40,350 41,448 1922 2004
Vaught–Hemingway Stadium Oxford MS Mississippi SEC 60,580[152] 62,657
(October 10, 2009 vs. Alabama)[152]		 1915[152] 2002[152]
Veterans Memorial Stadium Troy AL Troy Sun Belt 30,000 26,574
(September 11, 2004 vs. Missouri)		 1950 2003
Waldo Stadium Kalamazoo MI Western Michigan MAC 30,200[153] 36,361
(September 16, 2000 vs. Indiana State)		 1939[154] 2003[154]
Wallace Wade Stadium Durham NC Duke ACC 33,941[155] 57,500
(November 19, 1949 vs. North Carolina)		 1929[155] 2016
War Memorial Stadium Laramie WY Wyoming Mountain West 29,181[156] 34,745
(October 18, 1997 vs. Colorado State)[157]		 1950[156] 2010[156]
Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium[O 1] Hadley MA UMass Independent 17,000 1965 2014
Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia SC South Carolina SEC 80,250[158] 85,199
(October 6, 2012 vs. Georgia)[158]		 1934[158] 1996[158]
Yager Stadium Oxford OH Miami (OH) MAC 24,286[159] 30,087
(October 2, 1999 vs. Marshall)[159]		 1983[159] 2005[159]
Benson Field at Yulman Stadium New Orleans LA Tulane American 30,000 30,000
(September 8, 2014 vs. Georgia Tech)[160]		 2014

1 – Largest football crowd. Larger attendance records may exist for other configurations of the stadium. Also, a few stadiums now have lower football capacity than in the past; one example is California Memorial Stadium, whose capacity dropped by more than 9,000 in its most recent renovation.
2 – Year of most recent completed stadium expansion/major upgrade

Future stadiums

This list includes the following:

Here, conference affiliations are those expected to be in effect when the stadium becomes an FBS venue, whether by opening, reopening, or a school's entry into provisional FBS membership.

Stadium City State Team Conference Capacity Record1 Built Expanded2
Brooks Stadium Conway South Carolina Coastal Carolina Sun Belt[n 1] 20,000[n 2] 2003 2017
Colorado State Stadium Fort Collins Colorado Colorado State Mountain West 41,000[161] 2017
  1. ↑ Coastal Carolina will join the Sun Belt Conference in 2016, initially as a non-football member. It will join Sun Belt football in 2017.
  2. ↑ Expected capacity when upcoming renovation is completed.

See also

Notes

Capacity
  1. ↑ The capacity of Commonwealth Stadium will be reduced to 61,000 in 2015.[39]
  2. ↑ Heinz Field expandable to 69,050.[58]
Record
  1. ↑ Most recent: November 22, 2014 vs. Samford.[70][71]
  2. ↑ Most recent: November 8, 2014 vs. Alabama.[146]
Other
  1. 1 2 In the 2014 season, UMass will play three home games on campus at Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium and three at Gillette Stadium.

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