Top 15 WEIRDEST College Football Stadiums

Feel free to comment which stadium you think is the strangest of them all

[walterlv]

That South Dakota stadium with the drive-up area to watch the game from is a pretty cool feature to be honest.

[BandTubeHD]

Just wane to add. Division II football CIAA conference... Livingstone College has a baby blue field. Its an HBCU in Salisbury, NC and from my experience.. no matter what content I shoot.. it always looks depressive even with natural light. The color really fw cameras

[GamblersUnknown]

Lol the thumbnail is the Yooper dome as we call it here. Everyone else calls it the Superior dome. Nice to see my hometown on YouTube.

[mwi]

I'm surprised Nippert wasn't in this video. It's quite literally at the heart of UC's campus and students can literally walk into all hours of the day. Take a nap, kick field goals on the field, or study in the seats. It's very unique. Even some of the exits for the on-campus doctor's office and clinics go right through the stadium offices and back rooms.

[scottbarclay]

The Liberty Bowl in Memphis, as well: you have an otherwise excellent video. Almost 60 years old, on an entertainment complex not far from the University. Similar to Ryan Field ( the Bowl would have been the only one on this list that I've seen, if it were included) except for no upper deck. One of the largest single-deck stadiums in the US at 55-60, 000 capacity it looks like a huge blue spider. Unique.

[xenophore]

The Alamodome is the only stadium in the United States built to accommodate a 110-yard football field as the CFL was discussing expanding into the US when it was being built.

[randymagnum]

When it comes to CSU, you are talking about two different stadiums. Hughes Stadium is demolished, Canvas is in the city of Fort Collins.

[bretfrantz]

Playing my college ball in Arkansas, I always thought Henderson State was unique. New Mexico State could be on this list as well. Thanks for the video. I love stadiums.

[alexconrad]

I wouldn't say Holt Arena is in the wilderness. It's surrounded by a bunch of houses, an interstate, and the ISU campus.

[kevinvideos]

Back in the late 90's you could walk into Bridgeport stadium (James Madison University) with no ticket, just your school ID card, I think we called it a JAM card at the time. We weren't good then. Amazing how fast we went from lowly DI-AA school to full blown D-I.

[markkover]

University of Idaho alum here. The college was offered an enormous amount of money by a beer company to be able to paint the roof to look like one of their beer cans. The college turned it down, fearing it would cause more drinking by the students.

The Kibbie Dome does look like a partially buried beer/soda can.

[TheBudkaiser]

I worked on Colorado States stadium when it was being built, it’s not out in the middle of nowhere like you said, it’s literally right in the center of the college campus and close walking distance to everything. Cool video though

[thephantomeagle]

The Superior Dome shape is more due to the amount of snow that that part of Michigan gets. It can get hundreds of inches of snow. It’s also right on Lake Superior which gets brutal brutal winds

[JStorm]

Makes you wonder if any of the punters in those wierd dome stadium, try to hit the ceiling in practice or warmups

[joebaker]

Another weird thing about Holt Arena is that the fan seating actually extends over the players area on the sidelines

[kaminator]

On the Upper Peninsula of Michigan I played and coached a few high school games in the Superior Dome.

[parrin]

Houston Baptist University also has an odd stadium with no sway seating. I’ve also been to many games at the Alamodome and I’m not a fan. It’s got crammed seating and many spots with a surprisingly obstructed view.

[kleshreen]

I was surprised that Winston-Salem State's stadium wasn't on here. Instead of being surrounded by a track & field track, it is surrounded by an actual racetrack. It is an active racetrack that sees late model automobiles racing there on off weekends.

[GrimTimTim]

Seeing Roos Field in person isn't too bad. For whatever reason it looks a lot brighter in pictures or on tv.

[leonardweirich]

I've been to SECU Stadium (when it was known as Capital One Field at Byrd Stadium) on at least three occasions. The view was awesome.