Northeast Conference Football Stadiums

We showcase the football stadiums of the Northeast Conference, one of the many NCAA FCS conferences. Thanks for watching!

[akbullworm]

Stonehill just reminded me, it would be cool if after all the FCS stadiums you dabble into D-2 and D-3 football. There are a lot of small yet charming stadiums across the nation

[alexandermitchell]

Pittsburgher here. You nailed the Duquesne Dukes pronunciation, unlike a lot of out-of-towners

[TS]

Merrimack, Stonehill, and LIU are all relatively new to D1 football.
LIU used to have separate athletics programs for its Brooklyn and CW Post campuses. LIU Brooklyn competed in D1 sports but didn't have football. CW Post had D2 football. The school merged the athletic programs into a single D1 program, the LIU sharks, in 2019.

[OCs_And_Stories]

I love all the work that’s you put into these, mad respect

[the_tigr]

Merrimack is 15 minutes from me. It's a hockey school for sure since it had D1 hockey before all the other sports. Still cool to see D1 football now in the little stadium.

[redsoxchatbcharboneau]

The Rio Grande quip at the end was hilarious!!!

[TonysMusic]

Thanks for finally covering this conference. Hameline Field at Wagner looks 1, 000 times better than when I went there in the 90's. Also, thankfully Bryant has left the conference. Good Riddance 🙂

[yoFACTOR]

DEFINITELY touch on CFB D2 stadiums.. There are some of the BEST stadiums in the country with the most unique architecture throughout the country. LOVE it when you make videos about CFB!!!

[gamingwithscottie]

Mercyhurst, which is based in Erie PA and just moved from D2 to D1, was just added to this conference. In addition, Sacred Heart and Merrimack are not on here anymore. They both moved their primary conference from NEC to MAAC, and therefore, are now FCS Independents for football.

[brittanywestmoreland]

I love FCS ball. As a graduate of Gardner-Webb University, the atmosphere is amazing.

[danielflynn]

I live 15 minutes away from Central Connecticut and it’s an okay place to watch a game. The famous Iwo Jima statue with the marines proping an American flag is located down the street from that stadium

[danielvassallo]

Very interesting to see that some conferences have big stadiums like 90 to 100k, while some have less than 6k. Keep up the good work!

[rylandspencer]

Da Field Goal...

You never disappoint

[BizarreWords]

Amazing video as usual! Also, I have good news! Earlier this month you made a video on Mexico City's stadiums and you mentioned PLaza de Toros: All bullfighting events have been suspended, as a federal judge has forbidden Bull Fighting in the city!

[jarodelliot]

As a Duquesne alumni, there is a path we call A-walk (Academic walk) that is right next to the field. So after you're done with classes you'll often see the football team kut there practicing or even a soccer game going on. One interesting part is the student section is on the away teams side and you are literally only a foot or 2 away from the entire team

[matthewconnors]

Arute Field is named for Jack Arute Sr., whose son Jack Arute Jr. is a former motorsports and football reporter for ABC Sports.

[Ant]

As a CCSU Alum I was Glad to see this video. Also Bryant is leaving the NEC for a different confrence.

[rileyolson]

I played in the WIAC conference for football, would love for you to check it out eventually! It’s a college American football conference in the Midwest! Keep it up my man

[dennisud]

I like the fact that you're reviewing all the conferences Stadiums, KEWL!

[jathbr]

I’ve been wondering, if you didn’t know there’s a lot of conference realignment drama happening in college sports right now. So maybe it would be interesting to look at the stadiums of every school looking to join a new conference in the next five or so years? Most of the stadiums would have been ones you covered in the past, but I think a couple of them would be new. Great video as always!