Michigan states field not only looks like a high school field but one of those shitty ones that everyone hates playing at. And whats up with the dimensions
@@Chaz4543 Because the out of conference schedule is in February and March. They're not going to go up to to the freezing midwest to play mediocre teams.
start from the bottom then end with 1
I'll change it up for the nest one
@@AFStadiumsHuh?...you're gonna rank the top NESTS?.....insects?...birds?...
You are right about Penn States ballpark.#1
Indiana’s is not “white brick”… it’s Indiana limestone, like most of the other buildings/stadiums on campus
Siebert Field is named for HOF Coach Dick Siebert (SEE-Bert)
Wow!...🤔who knew...the Big10 plays baseball!....well,well..ya' learn sumthin' new everyday....😯
Maryland is the best atmosphere though
When it comes to Big10 baseball, the stadiums are about all you can rank!
Dadeaux Field...Day Dough
I forgot Wisconsin dumped baseball.
1991 I believe.
Michigan states field not only looks like a high school field but one of those shitty ones that everyone hates playing at. And whats up with the dimensions
Don’t want to be too critical but, some of these schools should be ashamed.
Some of the big ten needs some serious upgrades to their baseball facilities
Why bother to care when they all have to play the first 15-20 games of the season on the road and don't play any home games until late March
These are little league fields compared to the SEC😂
SEC teams barely play any road games out of conference. They get gaudy records by playing most of their games at home.
@@Chaz4543 the SEC is the best conference in college sports. Facts matter
If we're taking every single sport into consideration then the pac12 is the clear number 1@@pdg61met
Penn State and Nebraska's stadiums are gorgeous at least
@@Chaz4543 Because the out of conference schedule is in February and March. They're not going to go up to to the freezing midwest to play mediocre teams.
Not even close to pronouncing Dedeaux correctly
I now know it’s dee doo
@@AFStadiums could be Dee-Doh how the French in Canada would say :) but I think the Cajun Dee doo likely right :)