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I heard Hawaii's new football facility would be opening in 2028

Lincoln Financial Field is where the Philadelphia Eagles play their games

Old pictures for BYU's stadium. It's jumbotron is a lot bigger, has ribbon board displays all around the stadium, and new lights as well. It also now has a walkway that connects all the upper portals now for all sections. I wish they'd just connect all 4 sections, which would increase capacity, and make it look so much better, but it's ok.

Sanford Stadium is at 93,033 now.

7:29 don’t mean to be rude but that’s a bell tower and not a chapel. Love your vids keep it up

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Well done. Informative and enjoyable to listen too. RE: EMU. The stadium name is prounced RYE' near son. There is new turf, still gray, which looks new like gray carpet on TV. BIG story is that the track has been removed. Will link a photo.

Temple has a campus in Ambler. PA a suburb of Philly. I don't know why they don't build a stadium there. It's a nice area and last time I was there they had land to build a mid-sized stadium next to the main parking lot.

Nah chris carter is easily the Vikings best wide receiver

I don't forget Rod Smith, but I think DT deserves to win this one. He is a legend, everyone loved him, he worked hard and never made a fuss in the media. He came from a broken home and still became an honorable man. He baby sat Peyton Manning's kids for heavens sake. Love Rod Smith, but my nod goes to Demaryius, because of all the off the field that made him so loved.

Will you be making Stadium lists again?

Solid list

Pretty easy to find an exterior picture or CMUs Mcguirk arena lol

Michie is pronounced "Mike - E". It catches a lot of people.

Yes you really should come see an SEC game at night in Neyland!!! I've been to every stadium in the SEC except for Texas. I went to the Tennessee/Oklahoma game this year so I was finally able to check that off my bucket list. I think Death Valley is loud more consistently BUT when Neyland really gets rocking and rolling it's the loudest I've been to. When players that have played in Neyland are asked what's the loudest and most intimidating stadium they've been to the majority of them will say Neyland. And a lot of them say it's a different kind of loud and you can literally feel it on your skin. So if you get the chance come check it out. I GUARANTEE you won't regret it!!!!

Nice to see a new upload man!

I like Vanderbilt's field design 😌

The best looking design stadium is both Baylor's and Texas Tech's no doubt about it 😁👌💯

That’s Clemsons old video board. They now have the 6th largest screen in the world

lol at the Temple foreshadowing at 8:39

The Shewey Building has been at Joan C Edwards Stadium since it opened in 1991. The first expansion in 1994 closed off the south endzone and added more seating, additional seats were added to the south endzone in 2000, and in 2013 they redid the pressbox adding more suites to it. They removed some of the seating in the south endzone when they built the new video board in the 2023 season.

I was at that 1983 BG-Toledo game. It rained all day, but that didn't stop all 33,000+ fans from streaming in. At the time there was a large bleacher section at the north end and a smaller one at the other, which have since been taken down in favor of the facilities shown in the video. Unfortunately, BG lost a battle of field goals 6-3.

I've really enjoyed your content thank you for work and time!!

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You are a retard kstate got a renavation

Gooooo South Florida Bulls and Memphis Tigers

Ohio stadium is the best

Husky Stadium is NOT on the Sound (Puget Sound), it's on Lake Washington

I can send you a recent pic from inside the Hill Convocation Center, it will be open after the New Year.

My dad used to coach at Fresno and it’s one of the loudest stadiums I’ve ever been in

Love that you mentioned the alaska airlines center in Anchorage. I live in Anchorage and also think that the akairlines center is one of the best d2 arenas in the country.

Temple alum here. Can’t build an on campus stadium because we have no room being located smack in the middle of north Philadelphia

Utah has an upper bowl btw it was just blocked off by black curtains in the photo. Great arena thou.

There is a reason WVU and ISU have similar stadiums: it is because WVU based theirs on Jack Trice.

Georgia State beat Vanderbilt who beat Alabama

The Ragin' Cajuns are getting a renovation either this season or next. I went there last year for game. It's a fairly decent stadium and seems to fill out for most games (great fans and tailgating BTW). Only gripe is that the stadium is definitely dated and needs to be updated - which, again, I believe it's getting.

Arizona State has the best stadium

OREGON WAS MENTIONED

I‘m from austria but studied in syracuse. Even tho my fav college os psu and i watched a couple of games and the atmosphere is just insane! Especially white out is the best atmosphere you can have!

Auburn's stadium is pronounced "Jerdan" not "Jordan"

Cajun field is being renovated with No mention and you’re looking at the old press box area that is now gone. Might want to go to their website to update the pictures you’re using.

I’m a temple alum and we need to rename it to The John Cheney Center!

MAC is not a basketball conference.

It like the University at Buffalo tries to do the absolute bare minimum in designing and investing into their facilities - like they don’t even understand that their football team plays in a terrible climate. But nobody cares. Build a highway department garage in the end zone? Whatever. Like nobody is interested and the school isn’t interested in interesting anyone.

I am from Texas but live near Marshall now. I would strongly encourage going to a game. I always have a good time.

You forget delaware

Army's stadium is pronounced: MIKE-E. Named after Denis Mahan Michie, the first coach of the team from 1890.

Michie Stadium is pronounced Mikey

Huskie Stadium in DeKalb held 30,998.as its listed capacity before the end grandstand opened in the mid 90s. Capacity was still around the same. Seating on the east side actually stayed about the same. Seating capacity was reduced to current capacity around 2000 with the removal of the bleachers in both end zones.