American Football Stadiums

All 14 home stadiums of the American Conference for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Lincoln Financial Field (Temple Owls) with 67,594 seats. Together they hold 591,965 fans, an average of 42,283 per stadium. The oldest is Blaik Field at Michie Stadium, opened in 1924.

1. 1FBSLincoln Financial Field — Temple Owls (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)67,594 seats
2. 2FBSRaymond James Stadium — South Florida Bulls (Tampa, Florida)65,857 seats
3. 3FBSAlamodome — UTSA Roadrunners (San Antonio, Texas)64,000 seats
4. 4FBSDowdy–Ficklen Stadium — East Carolina Pirates (Greenville, North Carolina)51,000 seats
5. 5FBSSimmons Bank Liberty Stadium — Memphis Tigers (Memphis, Tennessee)50,000 seats
6. 6FBSProtective Stadium — UAB Blazers (Birmingham, Alabama)47,100 seats
7. 7FBSFirst Community Stadium — Rice Owls (Houston, Texas)47,000 seats
8. 8FBSNavy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium — Navy Midshipmen (Annapolis, Maryland)34,000 seats
9. 9FBSDATCU Stadium — North Texas Mean Green (Denton, Texas)30,100 seats
10. 10FBSHoward Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union Stadium — Florida Atlantic Owls (Boca Raton, Florida)30,000 seats
11. 11FBSYulman Stadium — Tulane Green Wave (New Orleans, Louisiana)30,000 seats
12. 12FBSBlaik Field at Michie Stadium — Army Black Knights (West Point, New York)30,000 seats
13. 13FBSSkelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium — Tulsa Golden Hurricane (Tulsa, Oklahoma)30,000 seats
14. 14FBSMcColl–Richardson Field at Jerry Richardson Stadium — Charlotte 49ers (Charlotte, North Carolina)15,314 seats

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current stadium, not later renovations.