Big 12 Football Stadiums

All 16 home stadiums of the Big 12 Conference for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is LaVell Edwards Stadium (BYU Cougars) with 62,073 seats. Together they hold 807,774 fans, an average of 50,486 per stadium. The oldest is Nippert Stadium, opened in 1915.

1. 1FBSLaVell Edwards Stadium — BYU Cougars (Provo, Utah)62,073 seats
2. 2FBSJack Trice Stadium — Iowa State Cyclones (Ames, Iowa)61,500 seats
3. 3FBSGalaxy Stadium — Texas Tech Red Raiders (Lubbock, Texas)60,229 seats
4. 4FBSMountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium — West Virginia Mountaineers (Morgantown, West Virginia)60,000 seats
5. 5FBSMountain America Stadium — Arizona State Sun Devils (Tempe, Arizona)53,599 seats
6. 6FBSBoone Pickens Stadium — Oklahoma State Cowboys (Stillwater, Oklahoma)52,305 seats
7. 7FBSRice–Eccles Stadium — Utah Utes (Salt Lake City, Utah)51,444 seats
8. 8FBSCasino Del Sol Stadium — Arizona Wildcats (Tucson, Arizona)50,782 seats
9. 9FBSFolsom Field — Colorado Buffaloes (Boulder, Colorado)50,183 seats
10. 10FBSBill Snyder Family Football Stadium — Kansas State Wildcats (Manhattan, Kansas)50,000 seats
11. 11FBSAmon G. Carter Stadium — TCU Horned Frogs (Fort Worth, Texas)47,000 seats
12. 12FBSMcLane Stadium — Baylor Bears (Waco, Texas)45,140 seats
13. 13FBSAcrisure Bounce House — UCF Knights (Orlando, Florida)44,206 seats
14. 14FBSDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium — Kansas Jayhawks (Lawrence, Kansas)41,525 seats
15. 15FBSJohn O'Quinn Field at Space City Financial Stadium — Houston Cougars (Houston, Texas)39,700 seats
16. 16FBSNippert Stadium — Cincinnati Bearcats (Cincinnati, Ohio)38,088 seats

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