List of NCAA Division I FCS football stadiums

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The following is a list of current National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA) football stadiums in the United States.

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Conference affiliations reflect those for the ongoing 2024 season.

Current stadiums

ImageStadiumCityStateTeamConferenceCapacityRecord [c 1] BuiltExpanded [c 2]
Ace W. Mumford Stadium (Baton Rouge, Louisiana).jpg A. W. Mumford Stadium Baton Rouge Louisiana Southern Jaguars SWAC 28,50032,000+19281980, 2009
Alerus Center.png Alerus Center Grand Forks North Dakota North Dakota Fighting Hawks Missouri Valley 12,283 [1] 2001 [1]
Harold Alfond Sports Stadium - Maine Black Bears football stadium.jpg Alfond Stadium Orono Maine Maine Black Bears CAA Football 10,000 [2] 10,443
(October 15, 2016 vs. Albany) [2] 		19471998 [2]
2008-0831-VMI-AlumniMemorialField.jpg Alumni Memorial Field Lexington Virginia VMI Keydets Southern 10,000 [3] 1962 [3] 2006 [3]
Alumni Stadium Dover.jpg Alumni Stadium Dover Delaware Delaware State Hornets MEAC 7,0001980
Abilene Christian University June 2019 34 (Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium).jpg Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium [4] Abilene Texas Abilene Christian Wildcats UAC 12,0002017
Armstrong Stadium's Astroturf.jpg Armstrong Stadium Hampton Virginia Hampton Pirates CAA Football 12,000 [5] 1928 [5] 1999 [5]
DuquesneRooneyFieldTrees.JPG Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Duquesne Dukes Northeast 2,200 [6] 1993 [7] 2011 [7]
Arute Field New Britain Connecticut Central Connecticut Blue Devils Northeast 5,5001969
Alabama State University December 2018 03 (New ASU Stadium).jpg ASU Stadium Montgomery Alabama Alabama State Hornets SWAC 26,5002012N/A
Bailey Memorial Stadium Clinton South Carolina Presbyterian Blue Hose Pioneer 6,500 [8] 2002 [8]
Barker–Lane Stadium Buies Creek North Carolina Campbell Fighting Camels CAA Football 5,0002008
Bryantvwestchester.jpg Beirne Stadium Smithfield Rhode Island Bryant Bulldogs CAA Football 4,400 [9] 1999 [9]
Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium Brookville New York LIU Sharks [c 3] Northeast 6,000 [11] 2014 [12] 2019 [11]
Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium Albany New York Albany Great Danes CAA Football [13] 8,5002013N/A
MSUBobcatStadium new turf.jpg Bobcat Stadium Bozeman Montana Montana State Bobcats Big Sky 20,767 [14] 19732011 [14]
Bragg Memorial Stadium inside 1.jpg Bragg Memorial Stadium Tallahassee Florida Florida A&M Rattlers SWAC 19,63333,9541957
Braly2.JPG Braly Municipal Stadium Florence Alabama North Alabama Lions UAC 14,21515,631
(December 11, 1993 vs. IUP)		19491998
Brown Field Valparaiso Indiana Valparaiso Beacons Pioneer 5,000 [15] 1919 [15]
BrownStad-MainStands1.JPG Brown Stadium Providence Rhode Island Brown Bears Ivy 20,000 [16] 1925 [16]
Buccaneer Field North Charleston South Carolina Charleston Southern Buccaneers Big South–OVC 4,0001970
ButlerBowl8.JPG Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl Indianapolis Indiana Butler Bulldogs Pioneer 5,500 [17] 1928 [17] 2010 [18]
Campus Field Fairfield Connecticut Sacred Heart Pioneers Independent 4,0001993
Casem-Spinks Stadium Lorman [a] Mississippi Alcorn State Braves SWAC 22,500 [19] 26,500
(October 22, 1994 vs. Southern) [19] 		1992 [19]
Bucknell University 2012 31.JPG Christy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium Lewisburg Pennsylvania Bucknell Bison Patriot 13,100 [20] 1924 [20] 1989 [20]
JCF-2014.jpg Coffey Field Bronx New York Fordham Rams Patriot 7,0001930
Multi-Sport Field.jpg Cooper Field Washington, D.C. District of Columbia Georgetown Hoyas Patriot 3,750 [21] 2005 [c 4]
Bonnettefield.jpg Cowboy Stadium Lake Charles Louisiana McNeese Cowboys Southland 17,410 [22] 27,500
(1976 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette) [23] 		1965 [22] 1998 [22]
Crown Field at Andy Kerr Stadium Hamilton New York Colgate Raiders Patriot 10,221 [24] 19661991
USDDakotaDome.png DakotaDome Vermillion South Dakota South Dakota Coyotes Missouri Valley 10,000 [25] 1979 [25] 2007 [25]
Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium 2016.jpg Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium Brookings South Dakota South Dakota State Jackrabbits Missouri Valley 19,340 [26] 19,371
(October 26, 2019 vs. North Dakota State)		2016 [26]
Bhcgame.jpg Daytona Stadium Daytona Beach Florida Bethune–Cookman Wildcats SWAC 10,0001979
DeGol Field.jpg DeGol Field Loretto Pennsylvania Saint Francis Red Flash Northeast 3,5002006
Delaware Stadium in 2023.jpg Delaware Stadium Newark Delaware Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens CAA Football
(CUSA, FBS in 2025)		18,309 [27] 23,619
(October 27. 1973 vs. Temple) [27] 		1952 [27]
Drake Stadium aerial.jpg Drake Stadium Des Moines Iowa Drake Bulldogs Pioneer 14,557 [28] 19252005 [28]
Duane Stadium North Andover Massachusetts Merrimack Warriors Independent 3,5002017 [29]
RobinsStadium11132010.jpg E. Claiborne Robins Stadium Richmond Virginia Richmond Spiders CAA Football 8,4002010
E. J. Whitmire Stadium Cullowhee North Carolina Western Carolina Catamounts Southern 13,74215,247
(November 12, 1994 vs. Appalachian State)		1974 [30]
Ecclescoliseumatnight.jpg Eccles Coliseum Cedar City Utah Southern Utah Thunderbirds UAC 8,500 [31] 19671997 [31]
Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium Grambling, Louisiana.jpg Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium Grambling Louisiana Grambling State Tigers SWAC 19,6001983
Ariel-Football-6733 (17910232765).jpg Ernest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium Commerce Texas East Texas A&M Lions Southland 11,582 [32] 1950 [32] 2012 [32]
Ernest W. Spangler Stadium Boiling Springs North Carolina Gardner–Webb Runnin' Bulldogs Big South–OVC 8,5001969
Uca bears 20160530 125601 PN.jpg Estes Stadium Conway Arkansas Central Arkansas Bears UAC 10,00012,755
(September 1, 2011 vs. Henderson State) [33] 		19392012 [34]
Fargodome.jpg Fargodome Fargo North Dakota North Dakota State Bison Missouri Valley 19,000 [35] 19,108
(October 12, 2013 vs. Missouri State)		1992
FinleyStadium.jpg Finley Stadium Chattanooga Tennessee Chattanooga Mocs Southern 20,668 [36] 1997 [36]
Fisher Stadium.jpg Fisher Stadium Easton Pennsylvania Lafayette Leopards Patriot 13,132 [37] 1926 [37]
FittonField1.jpg Fitton Field Worcester Massachusetts Holy Cross Crusaders Patriot 23,500 [38] 27,000 [38] 1924 [38] 1986 [38]
Fortera Stadium 2014.jpg Fortera Stadium Clarksville Tennessee Austin Peay Governors UAC 10,000 [39] 1946 [39] 2014 [40]
4x1500 Penn Relays (34193912681).jpg Franklin Field Philadelphia Pennsylvania Penn Quakers Ivy 52,593 [41] 1895 [41]
Benson Stadium.png Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium San Antonio Texas Incarnate Word Cardinals Southland 6,000 [42] 6,498
(November 17, 2016 vs. Houston Baptist) [43] 		20082010
Gibbs Stadium.jpg Gibbs Stadium Spartanburg South Carolina Wofford Terriers Southern 13,0001996 [44]
Goodman Stadium.JPG Goodman Stadium Bethlehem Pennsylvania Lehigh Mountain Hawks Patriot 16,000 [45] 1988
Gzstadium.jpg Greater Zion Stadium St. George Utah Utah Tech Trailblazers UAC 10,5008,280 (vs. Weber State, 2021)1985 [46] 2017, [47] 2022 [48]
ILST vs SDSU Homecoming 2014.jpg Hancock Stadium Normal Illinois Illinois State Redbirds Missouri Valley 13,391 [49] 1963 [49]
Hanson Field, Western Illinois University.jpg Hanson Field Macomb Illinois Western Illinois Leathernecks Big South–OVC 16,368 [50] 19,850
(October 20, 1973 vs. Central Michigan) [50] 		1950 [50] 2007 [50]
Hardy M. Graham Stadium.jpg Hardy M. Graham Stadium Martin Tennessee UT Martin Skyhawks Big South–OVC 7,500 [51] 1964
Hunter Stadium1.jpg Harlen C. Hunter Stadium St. Charles Missouri Lindenwood Lions Big South–OVC 6,0001976 [52]
Harry Turpin Stadium (Natchitoches, LA, USA).jpg Harry Turpin Stadium Natchitoches Louisiana Northwestern State Demons Southland 15,971 [53] 17,528
(September 2, 2000 vs. Southern) [53] 		1976
Harvard stadium 2009h.JPG Harvard Stadium Boston [b] Massachusetts Harvard Crimson Ivy 30,323 [54] 1903 [54] 2007 [54]
Hillsboro Stadium grandstand.JPG Hillsboro Stadium Hillsboro Oregon Portland State Vikings Big Sky 7,600 [55] 1999 [55] 2000
Stephen F. Austin State University August 2017 19 (Homer Bryce Stadium).jpg Homer Bryce Stadium Nacogdoches Texas Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks Southland 15,00023,617 [56]
(October 28, 1995 vs. McNeese State)		19732003
Hornet Stadium (Sacramento, California).jpg Hornet Stadium Sacramento California Sacramento State Hornets Big Sky 21,195 [57] 20,993
(September 18, 1999 vs. UC Davis) [57] 		1969 [57] 1992 [57]
Houck Stadium Cape Girardeau Missouri Southeast Missouri Redhawks Big South–OVC 11,0151930 [58]
Hughes Stadium, Morgan State University.jpg Hughes Stadium Baltimore Maryland Morgan State Bears MEAC 10,0001949
Grandstands from the berm, Husky Stadium - Football.JPG Husky Stadium [59] Houston Texas Houston Christian Huskies Southland 5,000 [60] 4,125
(September 10, 2016 vs. Texas Southern)		2014 [61] N/A
Holt Arena, Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho.jpg ICCU Dome Pocatello Idaho Idaho State Bengals Big Sky 12,000 [62] 1970 [62]
JayneStadium1.jpg Jayne Stadium Morehead Kentucky Morehead State Eagles Pioneer 10,000 [63] 1964 [63]
WaltonStadium1.jpg Joe Walton Stadium Moon Township Pennsylvania Robert Morris Colonials Northeast 3,000 [64] 2005 [64]
JohnnyUnitasStadium2013.jpg Johnny Unitas Stadium Towson Maryland Towson Tigers CAA Football 11,000 [65] 19782002 [65]
CitadelStadium.jpg Johnson Hagood Stadium Charleston South Carolina The Citadel Bulldogs Southern 13,800 [66] 23,025
(October 17, 1992 vs. Marshall) [66] 		1948 [66] 2008 [66]
Kenneth P LaValle Stadium.jpg Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook New York Stony Brook Seawolves CAA Football 12,300 [67] 2002 [67]
Kessler Field West Long Branch New Jersey Monmouth Hawks CAA Football 4,000 [68] 6,233
(1993 vs. Hartwick) [68] 		1993 [68]
Louis Crews Stadium panorama Dec10.jpg Louis Crews Stadium Normal [c] Alabama Alabama A&M Bulldogs SWAC 21,0001996
Manning Field at John L. Guidry Stadium (Thibodaux, Louisiana, USA).jpg Manning Field at John L. Guidry Stadium Thibodaux Louisiana Nicholls Colonels Southland 10,50014,125
(October 10, 1981 vs. Southern) [69] 		19722012
Meade-West2.JPG Meade Stadium Kingston Rhode Island Rhode Island Rams CAA Football 5,180 [70] 1928 [70] 2003 [70]
Dartmouth Memorial Field 1.jpg Memorial Field Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth Big Green Ivy 15,000 [71] 1923 [71]
ISU Memorial Stadium.jpg Memorial Stadium Terre Haute Indiana Indiana State Sycamores Missouri Valley 12,4641925
Texas A&M-Commerce vs. Tarleton State football 2017 01 (Memorial Stadium).jpg Memorial Stadium Stephenville Texas Tarleton Texans UAC 24,0001951 [72] 2018 [72]
Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium.jpg Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium Jackson Mississippi Jackson State Tigers SWAC 60,4921941 [73]
Alex G. Spanos Stadium2.jpg Mustang Memorial Field San Luis Obispo California Cal Poly Mustangs Big Sky 11,075 [74] 2006 [74]
Tony and Nancy Moye Football and Lacrosse Complex.jpg Five Star Stadium at the Moye Complex [75] Macon Georgia Mercer Bears Southern 10,2002013N/A
LP Field 2009 crop.jpg Nissan Stadium Nashville Tennessee Tennessee State Tigers Big South–OVC 68,7981999
Northern Colorado Bears - Nottingham Field main stands picture number 1.JPG Nottingham Field Greeley Colorado Northern Colorado Bears Big Sky 8,533 [76] 1995
O’Brien Field Charleston Illinois Eastern Illinois Panthers Big South–OVC 10,000 [77] 12,600
(November 9, 1980 vs. Northern Iowa)		1970 [77] 1999 [77]
NCCU's O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium.JPG O'Kelly–Riddick Stadium Durham North Carolina North Carolina Central Eagles MEAC 10,000 [78] 1975
OliverCDawsonStadium.JPG Oliver C. Dawson Stadium Orangeburg South Carolina South Carolina State Bulldogs MEAC 22,000 [79] 25,4771955
O'Shaughnessy Stadium - Palmer Field.JPG O'Shaughnessy Stadium Saint Paul Minnesota St. Thomas Tommies Pioneer 5,0001947 [80]
Kibbie Dome Interior (2020).jpg P1FCU Kibbie Dome Moscow Idaho Idaho Vandals Big Sky 16,00017,600
(November 18, 1989 vs. Boise State)		1975N/A
FurmanPaladinStadium3.jpg Paladin Stadium Greenville South Carolina Furman Paladins Southern 16,000 [81] 19,058
(October 10, 1981 vs. Appalachian State) [81] 		1981 [81] 1985 [81]
Panther Stadium at Blackshear Field Exterior 2019.jpg Panther Stadium Prairie View Texas Prairie View A&M Panthers SWAC 15,0002016 [82]
Football Stadium.jpg Robert W. Plaster Stadium Springfield Missouri Missouri State Bears Missouri Valley
(CUSA, FBS in 2025)		17,500 [83] 1941 [84] 2014 [85]
Princeton Stadium.jpg Powers Field at Princeton Stadium Princeton New Jersey Princeton Tigers Ivy 27,800 [86] 1998
PUStadiumPanfromMorganSuites.JPG Provost Umphrey Stadium Beaumont Texas Lamar Cardinals Southland 16,000 [87] 18,500
(September 13, 1980 vs. Baylor) [88] 		19642009–2010 [89] [90] [91]
RhodesStadiumEmpty.jpg Rhodes Stadium Elon North Carolina Elon Phoenix CAA Football 11,25014,167
(November 14, 2009 vs. Appalachian State)		2001
Rice Totten Stadium.jpg Rice–Totten Stadium Itta Bena [d] Mississippi Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils SWAC 10,0001958
Richardson Stadium.JPG Richardson Stadium Davidson North Carolina Davidson Wildcats Pioneer 6,000 [92] 1923 [92] 1998 [92]
Bigredmarchingband.jpg Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium New York New York Columbia Lions Ivy 17,000 [93] 1984 [93]
EWU-Roos-Field.jpg Roos Field Cheney Washington Eastern Washington Eagles Big Sky 8,600 [94] 1967 [94]
RoyKiddStadium.jpg Roy Kidd Stadium Richmond Kentucky Eastern Kentucky Colonels UAC 20,000 [95] 1969 [95]
StewartStadiumMSU.JPG Roy Stewart Stadium Murray Kentucky Murray State Racers Missouri Valley 16,800 [96] 1973 [96]
Southern Illinois Brand New Football Stadium 2010 - panoramio.jpg Saluki Stadium Carbondale Illinois Southern Illinois Salukis Missouri Valley 15,2762010
Saxon Stadium Erie Pennsylvania Mercyhurst Lakers Northeast 2,300 [97] 1996 [97] 2019 [97]
Schoellkopfcrecent.jpg Schoellkopf Field Ithaca New York Cornell Big Red Ivy 21,500 [98] 1915 [98] 2006 [98]
Samford University Seibert Stadium.jpg Seibert Stadium Homewood Alabama Samford Bulldogs Southern 6,700 [99] 11,189
(1994 vs. Alcorn State) [99] 		1958 [99]
PNC Stadium Skyline View.jpg Shell Energy Stadium Houston Texas Texas Southern Tigers SWAC 22,0392012
Simmons Bank Field Pine Bluff Arkansas Arkansas–Pine Bluff Golden Lions SWAC 16,0002000
Spec Martin Stadium.jpg Spec Martin Municipal Stadium DeLand Florida Stetson Hatters Pioneer 6,0001941
Stambaugh Stadium.jpg Stambaugh Stadium Youngstown Ohio Youngstown State Penguins Missouri Valley 20,650 [100] 21,119
(October 14, 2000 vs. Northern Iowa)		1982 [100]
Stewart Stadium Ogden Utah Weber State Wildcats Big Sky 17,000 [101] 1966 [101]
Strawberry Stadium (Hammond, Louisiana).jpg Strawberry Stadium Hammond Louisiana Southeastern Louisiana Lions Southland 7,40812,000
(October 3, 1980 vs. Jackson State) [102] 		19362008 [103]
Tenney Stadium Marist vs Sacred Heart Image 2.JPG Tenney Stadium at Leonidoff Field Poughkeepsie New York Marist Red Foxes Pioneer 5,000 [104] 1968 [104] 2007 [104]
Torero stadium soccer game.jpeg Torero Stadium San Diego California San Diego Toreros Pioneer 6,0001961
Aggie Stadium Pressbox 01.jpg Truist Stadium Greensboro North Carolina North Carolina A&T Aggies CAA Football 21,50034,7691981
TuckerStadium.jpg Tucker Stadium Cookeville Tennessee Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Big South–OVC 16,5001966
Aggie Stadium (Davis, California).jpg UC Davis Health Stadium Davis California UC Davis Aggies Big Sky 10,8492007
UNI Dome.jpg UNI-Dome Cedar Falls Iowa Northern Iowa Panthers Missouri Valley 16,000 [105] 1976 [105] 1998 [105]
Universitystadium.jpg University Stadium Carrollton Georgia West Georgia Wolves UAC 10,0002009
Villanova Stadium Villanova Pennsylvania Villanova Wildcats CAA Football 12,500 [106] 1927 [106]
Wagner College Stadium Staten Island New York Wagner Seahawks Northeast 3,300 [107] 1967 [107]
Flagstaff NAU Skydome.jpg Walkup Skydome Flagstaff Arizona Northern Arizona Lumberjacks Big Sky 15,300 [108] 1977 [108]
W.B. Mason Stadium Easton Massachusetts Stonehill Skyhawks Northeast 2,400 [109] 2005 [32]
Washington-Grizzly Stadium (Quintin Soloviev).jpg Washington–Grizzly Stadium Missoula Montana Montana Grizzlies Big Sky 25,200 [110] 26,856 [110] 1986 [110] 1995, 2003, 2008 [110]
WelcomeStadiumINSIDE.jpg Welcome Stadium Dayton Ohio Dayton Flyers Pioneer 11,000 [111] 1949 [111] 1974 [111]
Cowell Stadium, UNH, Durham NH.jpg Wildcat Stadium Durham New Hampshire New Hampshire Wildcats CAA Football 11,01519362016
Norfolk State University William "Dick" Price Football Stadium.jpg William "Dick" Price Stadium Norfolk Virginia Norfolk State Spartans MEAC 30,000 [112] 33,8721997 [112]
ETSU Football Stadium Home Side.jpg William B. Greene Jr. Stadium Johnson City Tennessee East Tennessee State Buccaneers Southern 7,6942017
Greene Stadium.jpg William H. Greene Stadium Washington, D.C. District of Columbia Howard Bison MEAC 10,0001986
YaleBowl-Field1a.JPG Yale Bowl New Haven Connecticut Yale Bulldogs Ivy 61,446 [113] 1914 [113]
Zable Stadium outside.jpg Zable Stadium Williamsburg Virginia William & Mary Tribe CAA Football 12,259 [114] 18,054
(November 16, 1985 vs. Richmond) [114] 		1935 [114] 2016 [115]
Notes
  1. ↑ Largest football crowd. Larger attendance records may exist for other configurations of the stadium.
  2. ↑ Year of most recent completed stadium expansion/major upgrade.
  3. ↑ After the 2018–19 school year, Long Island University unified the athletic programs of its two campuses. The Division I non-football LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds and Division II football-sponsoring LIU Post Pioneers became a single D-I program under the LIU name. The Post football program was included in the merger and represents the whole of LIU from 2019 onward. [10]
  4. ↑ Construction halted 2005; stadium completed 2020.

There are 6 domes, all of which have installed FieldTurf.

Future stadiums

This list includes the following:

StadiumCityStateTeamConferenceCapacityRecord [f 1] Built [f 2] Expanded [f 3]
Robert and Janet Vackar Stadium Edinburg Texas UTRGV Vaqueros Southland (2025)12,00020152025
Bobby Wallace Field at Bank Independent Stadium Florence Alabama North Alabama Lions UAC 10,000+2026
New Nissan Stadium Nashville Tennessee Tennessee State Tigers Big South–OVC 60,0002027
Notes
  1. ↑ Largest football crowd. Larger attendance records may exist for other configurations of the stadium.
  2. ↑ Year originally opened.
  3. ↑ Year of most recently completed stadium expansion/major upgrade.

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The Alcorn State campus, including the stadium, has a Lorman mailing address, but is located in unincorporated Claiborne County and designated by the US Census Bureau as "Alcorn State, Mississippi".
  2. ↑ Although Harvard's overall administration and undergraduate campus are in Cambridge, the football stadium is within the Boston city limits and has a Boston mailing address.
  3. ↑ Mailing address is Huntsville.
  4. ↑ The MVSU campus, including the stadium, has an Itta Bena mailing address, but is located in unincorporated Leflore County and designated by the US Census Bureau as "Mississippi Valley State, Mississippi".

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