Top 10 Oldest College Football Stadiums

In this video, we're taking a look at the ten current oldest stadiums in NCAA Division I FBS. Which of these is your favorite?

10. David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium
9. Stanford Stadium
8. Neyland Stadium
7. Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium
6. Boone Pickens Stadium
5. Camp Randall Stadium
4. Vaught–Hemingway Stadium at Hollingsworth Field
3. Nippert Stadium
2. Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field
1. Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field

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[imackcountry]

This list is incomplete. Philadelphia's Franklin Field, where Penn plays, opened in 1895. Harvard Stadium was built in 1903. The Yale Bowl and Schoellkopf Field at Cornell also are older than some stadiums mentioned in the video.
Those are just the ones I know from memory and two minutes with Wikipedia, which seems to be the main source for this video. Maybe TFC can get the guy with a fake British accent to do a more accurate video.

[thomashoban]

Where are Yale Bowl and Franklin Field?

[samuelstanton]

I can't believe included KU in this. Somebody pay you off? They've hardly had anyone still in the stands when the game finishes for over 25 years and the facility has not been updated.

[crazycows]

You should make "Copa America's Stadium".

[wildcatmateo]

Uh this is not the same Stanford Stadium that was opened in 1921.