25 Largest College Football Stadiums in the US

The 25 Largest College Football Stadiums in the US

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1. University of Michigan (Ann Arbor, MI): Michigan Stadium
Capacity: 107,601
Fun Fact: Known as “The Big House,” Michigan is the largest stadium in the United States and the third-largest in the world.
2. Pennsylvania State University (University Park, PA): Beaver Stadium
Capacity: 106,572
Fun Fact: Named after President of the Board of Trustees James Beaver, Beaver Stadium is home of the Penn State Nittany Lions and hosts famous “White Out” games, where fans wear all white to create an intimidating atmosphere for opponents.
3. The Ohio State University (Columbus, OH): Ohio Stadium
Capacity:��102,780
Fun Fact: Nicknamed “The Horseshoe,” Ohio Stadium is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its neoclassical architecture and has hosted summer concerts with classic acts like Pink Floyd and the Rolling Stones.

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4. Texas A&M University (College Station, TX): Kyle Field
Capacity: 102,733
Fun Fact: Texas A&M is known for its “12th Man” tradition, where students stand throughout the game to show that they’re ready to be called upon and assist the team if needed.
5. Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, LA): Tiger Stadium
Capacity:��102,321
Fun Fact: Tiger Stadium is known as “Death Valley” and “the most feared road game in the country,” with night games that are legendary for their wild atmosphere. It’s also been called one of the “most Instagrammable sports venues in North America,” according to TripAdvisor reviews, with more than 40,000 hashtags on the social media platform.
6. University of Tennessee, Knoxville (Knoxville, TN): Neyland Stadium
Capacity:��101,915
Fun Fact: Introduced in 1964 by coach Doug Dickey, Tennessee’s orange and white checkerboard end zones are an iconic part of this stadium’s design.
7. The University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL): Bryant-Denny Stadium
Capacity:��101,821
Fun Fact: Alabama fans sing the team’s fight song, “Yea Alabama,” after every touchdown, creating a booming echo. “Dixieland Delight” by the band Alabama is also played during the fourth quarter, with lyrics like “Roll Tide!” added after each chorus line.
8. The University of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX): Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium
Capacity: 100,119
Fun Fact: UT Austin’s “Hook ’em Horns” hand sign was first introduced by head cheerleader Harley Clark in 1955.
9. University of Georgia (Athens, GA): Sanford Stadium
Capacity:��93,033
Fun Fact: UGA football games are played “Between the Hedges,” as Dooley Field is surrounded by Chinese privet hedges that have been there since opening day in 1929.

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10. University of California, Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA): The Rose Bowl
Capacity:��91,136
Fun Fact: This famous stadium has hosted five Super Bowls—the most of any venue—as well as Olympic soccer matches, men’s and women’s World Cups, and the annual Rose Bowl college football game on New Year’s Day.
11. University of Florida (Gainesville, FL): Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Capacity:��88,548
Fun Fact: Also known as “The Swamp,” this stadium is the home of the Gators and gets so loud that it’s said opponents can barely hear themselves think.
12. Auburn University (Auburn, AL): Jordan-Hare Stadium
Capacity:��88,043
Fun Fact: Auburn's famous “War Eagle” battle cry tradition involves a real eagle flying around the stadium before kickoff.
13. University of Nebraska (Lincoln, NE): Memorial Stadium
Capacity:��85,458
Fun Fact: Nebraska has sold out every home game since 1962 (over 400 straight games!), an NCAA record. This should be even easier to maintain in the future since capacity will go down by about 15,000 seats with new planned renovations. (We’ll update this list when it happens!)
14. University of Oklahoma (Norman, OK): Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
Capacity:��83,489
Fun Fact: A small model Conestoga covered wagon called the Sooner Schooner is pulled across the field by two white ponies named Boomer and Sooner every time Oklahoma scores at home.

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15. Clemson University (Clemson, SC): Clemson Memorial Stadium
Capacity:��81,500
Fun Fact: Players rub Howard’s Rock for good luck before running down the hill onto Frank Howard Field. The stadium entrance is a tradition known as “The Most Exciting 25 Seconds in College Football.”
16. University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, IN): Notre Dame Stadium
Capacity: 80,795
Fun Fact: “Touchdown Jesus,” a famous mural on the side of Hesburgh Library that’s visible from the stadium, is an iconic symbol of Notre Dame football.
17. Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL): Doak Campbell Stadium
Capacity:��79,560
Fun Fact: Doak Campbell Stadium is known for the Tomahawk Chop war chant, a key part of Florida State’s game-day atmosphere.
18. University of South Carolina (Columbia, SC): Williams-Brice Stadium
Capacity:��77,559
Fun Fact: Fans chant “Sandstorm” and wave white towels before each South Carolina Gamecock kickoff, creating an electric atmosphere.
19. University of Southern California (Los Angeles, CA): Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Capacity:��77,500
Fun Fact: The LA Memorial Coliseum has hosted two Summer Olympic Games (in 1932 and 1984) and will host its third in 2028.
20. University of Arkansas (Fayetteville, AR): Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Capacity:��76,212
Fun Fact: There are 72,000 seats in Razorback Stadium, but temporary bleacher seating increases capacity. Fans love to perform the Hog Call chant during games: Wooooooooo. Pig. Sooie!
21. University of Wisconsin (Madison, WI): Camp Randall Stadium
Capacity:��75,822
Fun Fact: Wisconsin fans famously raise their hands and dance to “Jump Around” by House of Pain between the third and fourth quarters, making the whole stadium shake.
22. Michigan State University (East Lansing, MI): Spartan Stadium
Capacity:��74,866
Fun Fact: Michigan State’s “Go Green, Go White” chant echoes across the stadium at each home game, creating a unique call-and-response.

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23. University of Washington (Seattle, WA): Husky Stadium
Capacity:��70,138
Fun Fact: Known for its breathtaking views of Lake Washington, Husky Stadium has a unique tradition called “sailgating,” in which fans can travel to home games by boat.
24. University of Iowa (Iowa City, IA): Kinnick Stadium
Capacity: 69,250
Fun Fact: Iowa fans and players turn around to wave to the nearby Stead Family Children’s Hospital after the first quarter of every home game, a heartwarming tradition known as “The Hawkeye Wave.”
25. University of South Florida (Tampa, FL): Raymond James Stadium
Capacity:��69,218
Fun Fact: The stadium features a full-sized replica pirate ship in the north end zone!

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The 25 Largest College Football Stadiums in the US

College football is more than just a game—it's a tradition, and at the heart of that tradition are the monumental stadiums where it all happens. . These massive venues are not just fields of play; they are modern-day colosseums, each with its own rich history and unique character. Our list showcases the 25 largest college football stadiums in the US, ranking them by their immense seating capacity and highlighting what makes each one special. From the legendary "Big House" in Ann Arbor, Michigan, to the historic "Horseshoe" in Columbus, Ohio, these stadiums are where legends are made and unforgettable memories are forged.

Each stadium on this list holds a special place in the hearts of its fans and the history of the sport. You’ll find incredible fun facts about some of the most hallowed grounds in college athletics, from the origins of iconic traditions to astounding architectural details. Whether it's the deafening roar of "Death Valley" in Louisiana or the storied "White Out" games at Penn State's Beaver Stadium, these colossal structures are a testament to the passion and pageantry of college football. Discover the impressive numbers and storied traditions behind these colossal venues, and get ready for game day!

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