It is a sweet stadium. Nothing better than a fall football game in Fort Collins! Have some New Belgium Fat Tires and enjoy the beautiful coeds in the student section. This is America at its absolute finest I'm telling you. They concessions are the best of any stadium I've ever been to.
Haven't been to a game at the new one. I have been to a handful at Hughes even back when it had the grass hills behind the end zones and always liked the location out on its own.
While the Air Force Stadium does look cool its a pain in the ass to get in and out of. Since it’s on a military base, you have to go through a security check and there’s only 2 entrances on the base. This was shown in 2020 when the Colorado Avalanche played a hockey game at the stadium. The line to get into the parking lot was 3 hours long, it snowed the week before so it was muddy in the parking lot and it took 3 hours to get out of the stadium after the game ended. Also someone jumped off a bridge after the game, so everyone had to go out one entrance. A lot of people didn’t get back to Denver until 1am.
Recently went to Canvas Stadium at CSU. It’s like a mini NFL stadium it’s so impressive. Reminds me of Louisville’s Cardinal Stadium, or my alma mater UH’s TDECU Stadium.
Albertson's Stadium is my fave. Actually, it was built on an ancient Smurf burial ground. You can still hear Jokey snicker every time you flush the toilet. Seriously, the scenic views make these stadiums some of the best in college football. Great work. Can't wait for the next one. Lol, you said Isotopes, Aussie.
War Memorial stadium has great atmosphere. They have a large student section and many people make the drive to Laramie from Cheyenne and other parts. UW is the only four-year college in the state, so you never know where people are from within Wyoming. Canvas Stadium is a great venue, too. I saw a game at the CSU stadium before Canvas, Hughes Stadium. We had to park way out in a field after driving to the boonies, and walk in about .75 miles to get to the grounds. I’m glad the Rams chose on campus for their new digs.
I traveled to a CSU game against San Diego State at Hughes Stadium for Halloween in 1986. It was in the 30s when my plane loaded. It snowed right up to the Nov.1 kickoff and I remember the snowball fights from the people in the stands there the whole game. When SDSU earned the win 27-26 that day, I was atop the press box which had 100 rows of seats on that side of that stadium. Next, SDSU has won games against Boise on the blue turf.
All the stadiums in the Mountain Division (except New Mexico) are all pretty nice in person. CSU, Air Force, and USU are all very pretty and the 3d map didn't do them justice. Glad to see you doing a shoutout to the Mountain West! 👍
@@chocolatechipslime Look on the bright side- At least you’re in Albuquerque where there’s people and civilization. You could be NMSU stuck down in Las Cruces
0:56 that's funny, but a common joke about the blue turf is that they constantly have to sweep dead birds off the field because the turf looks like water to them.
@@billl1127 No dead wolves (both Lobos and Wolfpack wolves), Rebels, Spartans or Rainbow Warriors though? I’m guessing no Aggies either since nobody knows what an Aggie actually is
As of right now it's literally unplayable. The state of Hawaii shut down the stadium & Hawaii has to play on campus in a tiny field. Sorry won't even call it a stadium.
Even though I’m a Washington Huskies fan and a pac 12 guy when it comes to college football. But I always have a lot of respect for the mountain west conference. Especially because that’s a conference that doesn’t get a whole lot of attention and doesn’t get a whole lot of love or respect from the college football. And it’s like if you think the Pac 12 doesn’t get any respect or doesn’t get taken as seriously, The Mountain West conference gets even more less. Especially because of the SEC and ACC separatists in college football. And the people that control the college football playoff. Also I’m sure some of their teams haven’t even won a national championship at all. And also conferences like the mountain west or one of the big reasons why the college football playoff needs to expanded to 12 or 18 teams. Give more teams an opportunity to compete for a championship.
Well it’s because the Mountain West aren’t one of the “Power 5” conferences in college football That said, as an Arizona State Sun Devils fan and fellow PAC guy I also share your affection for the Mountain West… They are like our Group of 5 brethren
As a Fresno State fan I wish you huskies the best of luck👌i hope Daboer can help your program like he helped ours. I agree with your sentiment I'll root for any mountain west team playing out of conference games. I'll also always be rooting for the Pac 12 because I want west coast football to be taken seriously again. I respect the pac 12 teams that give us MW teams a chance to prove ourselves. #godogs #godawgs
Or a whole lot of money. It's way too easy for fans of P5 schools to look down their noses at MWC teams, without even taking into consideration, the HUGE wealth gap that P5 schools and fans have enjoyed for decades! One need only look at what having more money has done for former G5 schools, now in P5 conferences, to see what money can do for an athletic program. Schools like mine HAVE TO play money/bodybag games, on the road, to help fund their programs. Props to G5 schools that have done so much with so little!
As a TCU fan, I understand what you're talking about. A Mountain West team has to pretty much go undefeated to even get a nod of recognition from the P5 base. The P5 teams, especially Big 10 / Wisconsin didn't like having to acknowledge a "little sister of the poor" competing in the Rose Bowl. But TCU proved that a good Mountain West team could compete with, and win against, P5 schools. It's the 2022 Bowl Season and I still find myself rooting for Mountain West teams (and very much enjoyed the pleasure of watching Air Force dominate Baylor at the Armed Forces Bowl, which takes place in TCU's stadium). 😁 🐸
It all depends. By the end of September it was time for long sleeves and sweaters. It was pretty fun watching visitors underestimate the effects of heavy partying and desert heat.
I just looked this place up. Wow, it is small -- really, really small. The maximum capacity is going to be 9,000 for 2021 - 2023. They've got to have a new home for football as soon as possible, I can't imagine the university is going to make any money with only 9,000 people in the stands. Some Texas high schools have more people in the stands than that. So does this mean the Aloha Bowl (the game) doesn't exist anymore?
@@RandomPerson-ti2vq My mistake, forgot it's called the Hawaii Bowl now. Good for Hawaii, I hope it works out for them until the y get their new stadium. Like they say, "Fake it 'til you make it."
Wouldn't be surprising in the slightest if Hawaii ends up playing at TC Ching for more than 5+ years. The Aloha stadium has been for years discussed for renovations/replacements despite going nowhere. And with everything that's going on now, the state is heavily in debt and bleeding in additional funding gaps with the loss of tourism.
That imaging of Utah State’s stadium is probably over 10 years old. They completely rebuilt the whole stadium 6 years ago and it looks nothing like what you showed
Well, not totally. They rebuild the PRESS BOX of it. The stadium pretty much stayed the same. They did the same thing @ Washington State's Martin Stadium.
I’m pleasantly surprised that you liked Fresno’s Bulldog Stadium. I’m a lifelong Bulldog fan, and although I really love going to Bulldog football games, I’ve never thought the stadium itself was very nice.
familiarity breeds contempt. Bulldog alum, and I never thought it was special either. I went to the Las Vegas Bowl vs USC, and I liked the old UNLV stadium location, very nice mix of desert and mountains. great views.
Funny that this video was published about five months ago, and Itah State’s stadium has been renovated for at least two years. He’s using old photos/imagery, showing the old Romney stadium.
Many a Christmas Day when I was a kid was spent opening and enjoying my Christmas presents in the morning. Then watching the Blue-Gray game on ABC. Then finishing the day watching the Aloha Bowl from Aloha Stadium on ABC. Mind you I lived in NYC my whole life so when it was cold here on Christmas Day, it was cool seeing the Aloha Bowl and Aloha Stadium in glorious weather and scenery.
There are plans to revamp Bulldog Stadium at Fresno State, which was built in 1980-81...though, the school is having problems raising funds, and the whole COVID shutdowns were no help.
UNLV getting to play in Allegiant Stadium was likely a condition of the Raiders receiving public funding to help build the stadium, as UNLV is one of Nevada's 2 main public universities and the stadium was funded with a statewide hotel tax
@@byuforlife A bit of apples/Oranges but how would you rate 3 Utah FBS stadiums? Though not as nice, hope to also check out Weber State's stadium just because of it's location.
The 'Topes get love on this channel but what about Wyoming playing in Laramie?? High altitude and that smooth, smooth flavor make for a lightheaded gameday experience
I mean, The Mav is pretty high elevation too. But I honestly love Bridgers' Battle being played out in Laramie because it is just such a beautiful stadium compared to The Mav.
the old UNLV stadium was in a really scenic location. Nice mix of desert and mountains. SJSU is basically a really large high school stadium. and Fresno State's is the best. I am an alumni, so I'm a bit biased, of course.
The SDSU Snapdragon/Aztecs New Football Stadium will be opening at the beginning of the 2022 Season . I'm looking forward to watching and cheering for the Aztecs Football Team. 👍🏉
New Mexico student here. The touchdown clubs are put up in pagoda tents in the south end zone. The school is thinking about installing permanent fixtures there along with more stands and a new scoreboard, but the team needs to start generating revenue first. On a side note, the Space Force won't get their own stadium due to Air Force Academy graduates choosing to serve either in the Air Force or Space Force, so they're stuck with this one.
@@teller1290 I agree that's it's not as bad as say Boise or EWU, but they all come off as tacky. Then again, I feel the same about the fields that alternate shades of green every 5 yards. Grass in real life doesn't look like that.
The south endzone is where they erect tents for the beer garden and other sponsor/booster events. There's a new "Champions Venue" Training center being built in that area now. Not sure where the beer garden will get moved to.
I tried out for the Wyoming American Football team, since I was a pretty good soccer player. But they wanted to pick my classes and since I was changing majors, going from Engineering and changing to Pre-Med, and they wanted me to move into the Jock Dorm, I said no thanks. It was great kicking at such altitude. And I would have loved to try kickoff attempts with wide receivers since I was a good passer, at soccer that is. I think this is a little developed tactic in American Football. But most coaches had too much experience playing without a helmet.
As a forestry major, I also love the Wyoming Jubilee Pine Cedar Oak tree. Too bad they're being infested by the Dancing Quandor Beetles from Northern Canada.
It'll never happen. We actually need a NEW stadium, but there just isn't any interest in college football here. During the Rocky Long years, we use to get 30-35k a game, and even 40k a couple times. But with the program in shambles for quite a few years now, due to bad hires and player issues too, I'm praying that Danny G. and the return of Rocky, can at least bring the program back to bowl eligibility again. It's not a bad area to live actually, but its proven very tuff to bring in top recruits here.
I believe Boise state has actually bought the rights to Astro turf. Which is the company that made the field. And if I'm not mistaken any other team who wants a colored field has to get permission from them first. On that note go check out eastern Washington field
rip Jack Murphy Stadium. Great place to catch Aztecs and, at one time, Chargers and Padres games. Best tailgating experience on the west coast, along with our bros in Oakland and Candlestick. Wish there was some way they could have kept and fixed it up, it was a San Diego icon. Nothing a little investment, a reconfiguration of the field level stands for better football sightlines, and maybe a downsizing after the Chargers left couldn't have fixed.
It’s gotta suck to be a student who goes to games or a player for San Diego State. Until the new stadium is complete their home games are a 2 hour drive from campus
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Aloha Stadium also hosted the NFL's Pro Bowl for about 25 years.
It should have continued to host the Pro Bowl.
I know it's in terrible shape, now.
I used to love watching the Hula Bowl there on ABC.
@@timg2088 too bad it was condemned in December
im in a high school and we play there a lot, high school still uses it for this season at least
@@timg2088 We wanted to keep hosting it but the NFL couldn't keep justifying going to a broken stadium.
The new Colorado State stadium is awesome. It's exactly what a medium sized conference stadium should be.
Agreed. I made the trip from Boise in 2017 and it was awesome.
I'm disappointed he didn't even mention the New Belgium Porch. It's like he's in Australia or something and has never been to any of these stadiums
It is a sweet stadium. Nothing better than a fall football game in Fort Collins! Have some New Belgium Fat Tires and enjoy the beautiful coeds in the student section. This is America at its absolute finest I'm telling you. They concessions are the best of any stadium I've ever been to.
Haven't been to a game at the new one. I have been to a handful at Hughes even back when it had the grass hills behind the end zones and always liked the location out on its own.
I did not know they play college football in Fort Collins , Colorado....
While the Air Force Stadium does look cool its a pain in the ass to get in and out of. Since it’s on a military base, you have to go through a security check and there’s only 2 entrances on the base. This was shown in 2020 when the Colorado Avalanche played a hockey game at the stadium. The line to get into the parking lot was 3 hours long, it snowed the week before so it was muddy in the parking lot and it took 3 hours to get out of the stadium after the game ended. Also someone jumped off a bridge after the game, so everyone had to go out one entrance. A lot of people didn’t get back to Denver until 1am.
Sounds like a mess. These gimmick games are cool but most of the time just unnecessary and a pain the ass
Recently went to Canvas Stadium at CSU. It’s like a mini NFL stadium it’s so impressive. Reminds me of Louisville’s Cardinal Stadium, or my alma mater UH’s TDECU Stadium.
Utah States Maverick Stadium has been completely renovated. Cheers mate.
Albertson's Stadium is my fave. Actually, it was built on an ancient Smurf burial ground. You can still hear Jokey snicker every time you flush the toilet. Seriously, the scenic views make these stadiums some of the best in college football. Great work. Can't wait for the next one. Lol, you said Isotopes, Aussie.
Nevada Alum here. Many drunken Saturdays were spent at Mackay Stadium and then cruising to Downtown Reno after games.
Utah State’s stadium has been renovated. It’s way nicer now
War Memorial stadium has great atmosphere. They have a large student section and many people make the drive to Laramie from Cheyenne and other parts. UW is the only four-year college in the state, so you never know where people are from within Wyoming. Canvas Stadium is a great venue, too. I saw a game at the CSU stadium before Canvas, Hughes Stadium. We had to park way out in a field after driving to the boonies, and walk in about .75 miles to get to the grounds. I’m glad the Rams chose on campus for their new digs.
I traveled to a CSU game against San Diego State at Hughes Stadium for Halloween in 1986. It was in the 30s when my plane loaded. It snowed right up to the Nov.1 kickoff and I remember the snowball fights from the people in the stands there the whole game. When SDSU earned the win 27-26 that day, I was atop the press box which had 100 rows of seats on that side of that stadium. Next, SDSU has won games against Boise on the blue turf.
All the stadiums in the Mountain Division (except New Mexico) are all pretty nice in person. CSU, Air Force, and USU are all very pretty and the 3d map didn't do them justice. Glad to see you doing a shoutout to the Mountain West! 👍
Haha we just love trashing on Bew Mexico don't we?
As a New Mexico fan I will say it’s an ugly basic boring stadium. But the product on the field is so bad they don’t deserve anything better
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Look on the bright side- At least you’re in Albuquerque where there’s people and civilization.
You could be NMSU stuck down in Las Cruces
0:56 that's funny, but a common joke about the blue turf is that they constantly have to sweep dead birds off the field because the turf looks like water to them.
I wanna see a video of a bird hitting the ground and becoming a cloud of feathers like in a cartoon. lol.
The only dead things they have to occasionally sweep up are dead Rams, Bulldogs, Falcons, Cowboys, and Aztecs.
@@billl1127 this didn’t age well
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No dead wolves (both Lobos and Wolfpack wolves), Rebels, Spartans or Rainbow Warriors though?
I’m guessing no Aggies either since nobody knows what an Aggie actually is
Saying Aloha Stadium is rusty is an understatement, it’s deplorable.
been there a few times, its like that condo in Florida, it gonna fall any day
As of right now it's literally unplayable. The state of Hawaii shut down the stadium & Hawaii has to play on campus in a tiny field. Sorry won't even call it a stadium.
@@Brent-Tanabe my uncles played there 1975-1978. sad how they let that stadium 🏟 rust away!
Colorado State has always been beautiful in my opinion. Such a cool stadium
Even though I’m a Washington Huskies fan and a pac 12 guy when it comes to college football. But I always have a lot of respect for the mountain west conference. Especially because that’s a conference that doesn’t get a whole lot of attention and doesn’t get a whole lot of love or respect from the college football. And it’s like if you think the Pac 12 doesn’t get any respect or doesn’t get taken as seriously, The Mountain West conference gets even more less. Especially because of the SEC and ACC separatists in college football. And the people that control the college football playoff. Also I’m sure some of their teams haven’t even won a national championship at all. And also conferences like the mountain west or one of the big reasons why the college football playoff needs to expanded to 12 or 18 teams. Give more teams an opportunity to compete for a championship.
Well it’s because the Mountain West aren’t one of the “Power 5” conferences in college football
That said, as an Arizona State Sun Devils fan and fellow PAC guy I also share your affection for the Mountain West… They are like our Group of 5 brethren
As a UNM Lobos fan and staying current with both Mountain West and our Pac-12 neighbors, I second these motions
As a Fresno State fan I wish you huskies the best of luck👌i hope Daboer can help your program like he helped ours. I agree with your sentiment I'll root for any mountain west team playing out of conference games. I'll also always be rooting for the Pac 12 because I want west coast football to be taken seriously again. I respect the pac 12 teams that give us MW teams a chance to prove ourselves. #godogs #godawgs
Or a whole lot of money. It's way too easy for fans of P5 schools to look down their noses at MWC teams, without even taking into consideration, the HUGE wealth gap that P5 schools and fans have enjoyed for decades!
One need only look at what having more money has done for former G5 schools, now in P5 conferences, to see what money can do for an athletic program. Schools like mine HAVE TO play money/bodybag games, on the road, to help fund their programs. Props to G5 schools that have done so much with so little!
As a TCU fan, I understand what you're talking about. A Mountain West team has to pretty much go undefeated to even get a nod of recognition from the P5 base. The P5 teams, especially Big 10 / Wisconsin didn't like having to acknowledge a "little sister of the poor" competing in the Rose Bowl. But TCU proved that a good Mountain West team could compete with, and win against, P5 schools. It's the 2022 Bowl Season and I still find myself rooting for Mountain West teams (and very much enjoyed the pleasure of watching Air Force dominate Baylor at the Armed Forces Bowl, which takes place in TCU's stadium). 😁 🐸
God, Sam Boyd stadium must have been a fucking oven up until about November every season
It absolutely was
It all depends. By the end of September it was time for long sleeves and sweaters. It was pretty fun watching visitors underestimate the effects of heavy partying and desert heat.
Depends on the start time. Early games were brutal. Late games, you may want to bring a jacket once the sun sets. Desert temperature swings are wild.
i ran track there and let me tell you, it was a broiler! after my freshman season, i walked away, pun intended!
And when we, Reno High, played there in 1975 state title game it was out in the middle of nowhere, but brand new and shiny cool stadium.
My favorite architecture to look at is that of stadiums. That's why I love this channel. I'm glad your covering my favorite sport and league too.
As of the 2021 season, Hawaii will be playing at the Clarence T.C. Ching complex
I just looked this place up. Wow, it is small -- really, really small. The maximum capacity is going to be 9,000 for 2021 - 2023. They've got to have a new home for football as soon as possible, I can't imagine the university is going to make any money with only 9,000 people in the stands. Some Texas high schools have more people in the stands than that.
So does this mean the Aloha Bowl (the game) doesn't exist anymore?
@@wolve58 the Hawaii bowl will still be played at the Ching complex apparently
@@RandomPerson-ti2vq My mistake, forgot it's called the Hawaii Bowl now. Good for Hawaii, I hope it works out for them until the y get their new stadium. Like they say, "Fake it 'til you make it."
@@wolve58 they have expanded it to 15000 seats
Wouldn't be surprising in the slightest if Hawaii ends up playing at TC Ching for more than 5+ years. The Aloha stadium has been for years discussed for renovations/replacements despite going nowhere. And with everything that's going on now, the state is heavily in debt and bleeding in additional funding gaps with the loss of tourism.
Fun fact: if War Memorial Stadium was a city, it would be the 5th biggest city in the entire state of Wyoming.
Ok, but only on game day.😁
Because no one lives there
Surprised it’s not higher
Thats not saying much
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Reminds me of a stadium that actually WAS turned into a city- Diamond City in Fallout 4 😅
Honestly the Wyoming State Legislature should incorporate the stadium as its own actual city, just to make that a reality
Albertsons Stadium in Boise ID is one of the most beautiful sporting venues period.... LOVE that blue field.... 😍
8:50 got me weak with the “Speak American” comments made me spit my drink
That imaging of Utah State’s stadium is probably over 10 years old. They completely rebuilt the whole stadium 6 years ago and it looks nothing like what you showed
Well, not totally. They rebuild the PRESS BOX of it. The stadium pretty much stayed the same. They did the same thing @ Washington State's Martin Stadium.
I’m pleasantly surprised that you liked Fresno’s Bulldog Stadium. I’m a lifelong Bulldog fan, and although I really love going to Bulldog football games, I’ve never thought the stadium itself was very nice.
Wouldn't be surprised if he was a Son Of The West #Footscray
familiarity breeds contempt. Bulldog alum, and I never thought it was special either. I went to the Las Vegas Bowl vs USC, and I liked the old UNLV stadium location, very nice mix of desert and mountains. great views.
One thing Bulldog stadium does well is amplify crowd noise with it's concrete bowl design. 40,000 can end up sounding like 80,000.
One thing nice about bulldog stadium is ho close the fans are to the field. And the noise from the bowl shape.
Canvas Stadium has classrooms and academic facilities in it too.
Go Rams! 🐏
I know it’s nice to study during a game it keeps my stress down
New Mexico alumni here. We never put temporary seats in that empty spot, because the stands are never more than 10% full 😂
They used to put temp seats there in Rocky Longs heyday when there would be 45000 in attendance
That Nevada gripe was spot on. Bravo.
I like your tours! However, you should update your photos of Utah State's Maverik Stadium. It has seen significant renovations.
Utah State’s stadium has been renovated since the 3D map.
Yeah it's pretty nice now. It was a sooo bad before. Actual piece of crap.
Yes
Funny that this video was published about five months ago, and Itah State’s stadium has been renovated for at least two years. He’s using old photos/imagery, showing the old Romney stadium.
This narrator’s ability in delivering humorous remarks is spot on. Also all of these stadium videos are well produced!
Am I the only one that enjoys this guys sense of humor?
The Air Force use targeted air strike if things don’t go their way? Funniest comments I’ve heard in a long time. Good work my good man…
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Targeted air attacks! LOL 🤣🤣🤣 Just about lost my mouth full of popcorn.
Very cool video.
YES i’m gassed thanks for these videos bro fr 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great channel, great humor well done love it
Cheers!
Many a Christmas Day when I was a kid was spent opening and enjoying my Christmas presents in the morning. Then watching the Blue-Gray game on ABC. Then finishing the day watching the Aloha Bowl from Aloha Stadium on ABC. Mind you I lived in NYC my whole life so when it was cold here on Christmas Day, it was cool seeing the Aloha Bowl and Aloha Stadium in glorious weather and scenery.
Spinoff Channel Idea: The Wide World of Trees (with internesting stadiums nearby)
Love the college stadium series! I’m a student at Colorado State and love the stadium. Keep it up!
It would be so sick if you did the independent teams
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There are plans to revamp Bulldog Stadium at Fresno State, which was built in 1980-81...though, the school is having problems raising funds, and the whole COVID shutdowns were no help.
Those end zones in War Memorial are the best in college football, and there is no close second.
Wyoming's looked incredible. I want to visit now
🐢🐢🐢🐢 #UMD
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Don’t forget your oxygen
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Welcome to 7220!
San Diego State’s new stadium will open in 2022. The renderings you used are actually outdated and have changed pretty drastically
Thanks for covering the Mountain West though!
Canvas Stadium has classrooms on that grand stand that people attend class in. I don’t remember what classes exactly, but it is pretty neat
Anyone else intrigued to see what this guy looks like?! Lol. His voice is so soothing. Love the puns. The videos are always great.
Thank you for saving cameras stadium for last it’s an awesome stadium and I’m so proud to call it my college stadium
Pricelessly Specific!
UNLV getting to play in Allegiant Stadium was likely a condition of the Raiders receiving public funding to help build the stadium, as UNLV is one of Nevada's 2 main public universities and the stadium was funded with a statewide hotel tax
Need to do a college baseball stadium video!
Space Force Academy Stadium... now that would be something!
This video was funny asf. Best stadium RUclipsr.
Canvas Stadium also has a beer porch at the north end zone
Mackay Stadium is pronounces like mackey - it should rhyme with lackey or wacky or tacky.
Appreciate the love you gave to bulldog stadium. Go dogs!
I’ve been to Utah state’s stadium a lot because I live close to it. It’s not a bad stadium
LaVell Edwards isn't too bad either.
@@ajconlin8525 yeah I’ve been to both and they’re both good stadiums
@@byuforlife A bit of apples/Oranges but how would you rate 3 Utah FBS stadiums?
Though not as nice, hope to also check out Weber State's stadium just because of it's location.
@@reverend_wintondupree yeah Weber state would be cool to check out
The 'Topes get love on this channel but what about Wyoming playing in Laramie?? High altitude and that smooth, smooth flavor make for a lightheaded gameday experience
I mean, The Mav is pretty high elevation too. But I honestly love Bridgers' Battle being played out in Laramie because it is just such a beautiful stadium compared to The Mav.
I'll give Wyoming fans credit. They still stay at the stadium even if their team is getting beat down. Love going to games up there once in a while.
Funny the “speak American” guy still mispronounced Mackay stadium
the old UNLV stadium was in a really scenic location. Nice mix of desert and mountains. SJSU is basically a really large high school stadium. and Fresno State's is the best. I am an alumni, so I'm a bit biased, of course.
The SDSU Snapdragon/Aztecs New Football Stadium will be opening at the beginning of the 2022 Season .
I'm looking forward to watching and cheering for the Aztecs Football Team.
👍🏉
The open end of Colorado State’s stadium features a bar-the New Belgium Porch
New Mexico student here. The touchdown clubs are put up in pagoda tents in the south end zone. The school is thinking about installing permanent fixtures there along with more stands and a new scoreboard, but the team needs to start generating revenue first.
On a side note, the Space Force won't get their own stadium due to Air Force Academy graduates choosing to serve either in the Air Force or Space Force, so they're stuck with this one.
Not to be that guy but Maverick Stadium hasn't looked like that since like 2013 or 2014
Go Nevada!
Can you do all of the MAC conference stadiums?
I scored a TOUCHDOWN in ALOHA STADIUM against Hawaii🏈
So, Al Bundy scored 4 touchdowns in 1 game for Polk High in Chicago
Thank you so much
Thanks for another video review. Yeah, the different colored turf field gimmick (Boise, Coastal Carolina, EWU, etc.) has grown old.
I saw C. Carolina field for first time last ye. Unlike the test, I actually like that one. It's basically green but prettier, not distracting.
@@teller1290 I agree that's it's not as bad as say Boise or EWU, but they all come off as tacky. Then again, I feel the same about the fields that alternate shades of green every 5 yards. Grass in real life doesn't look like that.
The south endzone is where they erect tents for the beer garden and other sponsor/booster events. There's a new "Champions Venue" Training center being built in that area now. Not sure where the beer garden will get moved to.
I like the pine trees behind the end zone at Wyoming’s stadium
I tried out for the Wyoming American Football team, since I was a pretty good soccer player. But they wanted to pick my classes and since I was changing majors, going from Engineering and changing to Pre-Med, and they wanted me to move into the Jock Dorm, I said no thanks. It was great kicking at such altitude. And I would have loved to try kickoff attempts with wide receivers since I was a good passer, at soccer that is. I think this is a little developed tactic in American Football. But most coaches had too much experience playing without a helmet.
Can you do Missouri Valley FCS Conference next or the Pac-12?
UNLV Stadium reminded me of the LA Coliseum in the Rose Bowl combine a site that I only to go to their new stadium the Raiders and UNLV play
Some great stadiums in the MW. Canvas stadium being the premier venue. Just need a better football team.
Went to the uw campus for a history day thing in middle school, was a pain to navigate
The Nevada stadium intro was hilarious. I honestly think the Air Force stadium is one of the coolest in the nation.
Those lights are really something
A long time ago I believe Tennessee, Kentucky, and Alabama all had checkerboard endzones
Check the Conference USA and AAC conferences next!
I want to see the PAC 12 stadiums looks like that will be interesting to see
"I'd wager it's one of the most remote," shows the stadium in the middle of town, lol.
Hey if you were to visit 10 college football stadiums on a game day, which ones would you?
Albuquerque Isotopes was mentioned on an episode of the Simpsons
"There's literally like 3 kangaroos outside my window right now" had me dying
wait SDSU is going to play all their games in Carson CA this year???
As a forestry major, I also love the Wyoming Jubilee Pine Cedar Oak tree. Too bad they're being infested by the Dancing Quandor Beetles from Northern Canada.
3:35 - Regarding the trees The Fresno State Campus is an official "arboretum", which is a botanical garden dedicated to trees.
Could you do C-USA football stadiums
War Memorial on the high plains of Laramie Wyoming is college football heaven in the fall...10 below zero and 40 mph winds...
Another week week another week disappointed to not see the PAC 12, great video nonetheless
You should do SEC baseball stadiums
Tulane greenwave have a checker board end zone also
Can you do the SWAC conference (South Western Athletic Conference)
UNM seriously needs to consider significant renovation of University Stadium 🐺🐺🐺🐺
It'll never happen. We actually need a NEW stadium, but there just isn't any interest in college football here. During the Rocky Long years, we use to get 30-35k a game, and even 40k a couple times. But with the program in shambles for quite a few years now, due to bad hires and player issues too, I'm praying that Danny G. and the return of Rocky, can at least bring the program back to bowl eligibility again.
It's not a bad area to live actually, but its proven very tuff to bring in top recruits here.
First. Here to see comments about Boise State.
I believe Boise state has actually bought the rights to Astro turf. Which is the company that made the field. And if I'm not mistaken any other team who wants a colored field has to get permission from them first. On that note go check out eastern Washington field
They have a trademark over colored turf
rip Jack Murphy Stadium. Great place to catch Aztecs and, at one time, Chargers and Padres games. Best tailgating experience on the west coast, along with our bros in Oakland and Candlestick. Wish there was some way they could have kept and fixed it up, it was a San Diego icon. Nothing a little investment, a reconfiguration of the field level stands for better football sightlines, and maybe a downsizing after the Chargers left couldn't have fixed.
Can you do college hockey stadiums please!
Crazy now that bulldog stadium is now known as Valley Children’s Stadium
Falcon Stadium is dope, which is good because it takes the whole day just to get there and then leave.
San Diego State stadium. Place gets likes 340 days a year of rain free but yet has canopies on both sides like an English football stadium.
Don’t you hate it when the Air Force calls an air strike on you mid game instead of launching victory fireworks?
😂😂😂😂
I want them to bring back tribute uniforms to the old "Flying Tigers."
It’s gotta suck to be a student who goes to games or a player for San Diego State. Until the new stadium is complete their home games are a 2 hour drive from campus
Could you do the CAA?
Conference USA next!