FBS Football Stadiums

All 138 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) programs of the 2026 season play in their own home stadium, so there are 138 FBS stadiums across 43 states, in 10 conferences plus 2 independents. Five of them are shared with an NFL team: Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Hurricanes and Miami Dolphins), Raymond James Stadium (South Florida Bulls and Tampa Bay Buccaneers), Allegiant Stadium (UNLV Rebels and Las Vegas Raiders), Acrisure Stadium (Pittsburgh Panthers and Pittsburgh Steelers), Lincoln Financial Field (Temple Owls and Philadelphia Eagles). The biggest is Michigan Stadium (Michigan Wolverines) with 107,601 seats; the oldest is Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field, opened in 1913; the newest is Ryan Field, opened in 2026. Pick a conference to see every stadium ranked by capacity, or check off the ones you’ve visited in your Stadium Count.

  1. 1FBSACC football stadiums biggest: Frank Howard Field at Clemson Memorial Stadium (81,500) · oldest: Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field (1913) · newest: Stanford Stadium (2006)17 stadiums
  2. 2FBSAmerican football stadiums biggest: Lincoln Financial Field (67,594) · oldest: Blaik Field at Michie Stadium (1924) · newest: Protective Stadium (2021)14 stadiums
  3. 3FBSBig 12 football stadiums biggest: LaVell Edwards Stadium (62,073) · oldest: Nippert Stadium (1915) · newest: McLane Stadium (2014)16 stadiums
  4. 4FBSBig Ten football stadiums biggest: Michigan Stadium (107,601) · oldest: Camp Randall Stadium (1917) · newest: Ryan Field (2026)18 stadiums
  5. 5FBSConference USA football stadiums biggest: Aggie Memorial Stadium (28,853) · oldest: Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium (1933) · newest: Fifth Third Stadium (2010)10 stadiums
  6. 6FBSMAC football stadiums biggest: Waldo Stadium (36,361) · oldest: Frank Solich Field at Peden Stadium (1929) · newest: InfoCision Stadium–Summa Field (2009)13 stadiums
  7. 7FBSMountain West football stadiums biggest: Allegiant Stadium (65,000) · oldest: CEFCU Stadium (1933) · newest: Allegiant Stadium (2020)10 stadiums
  8. 8FBSPac-12 football stadiums biggest: Sonny Lubick Field at Canvas Stadium (41,000) · oldest: Reser Stadium (1953) · newest: Snapdragon Stadium (2022)8 stadiums
  9. 9FBSSEC football stadiums biggest: Kyle Field (102,733) · oldest: Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field (1914) · newest: Kroger Field at C.M. Newton Grounds (1973)16 stadiums
  10. 10FBSSun Belt football stadiums biggest: Kidd Brewer Stadium (40,168) · oldest: Carlisle-Faulkner Field at M.M. Roberts Stadium (1932) · newest: Hancock Whitney Stadium (2020)14 stadiums
  11. 11FBSFBS Independent football stadiums biggest: Notre Dame Stadium (77,622) · oldest: Notre Dame Stadium (1930) · newest: Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field (2003)2 stadiums

States with the most FBS stadiums

  1. 1FBSTexas13 stadiums
  2. 2FBSCalifornia8 stadiums
  3. 2FBSOhio8 stadiums
  4. 4FBSFlorida7 stadiums
  5. 4FBSNorth Carolina7 stadiums
  6. 6FBSAlabama6 stadiums
  7. 7FBSGeorgia5 stadiums
  8. 7FBSLouisiana5 stadiums
  9. 7FBSMichigan5 stadiums
  10. 7FBSVirginia5 stadiums

How this page works

Counts and facts come from each stadium’s listing in our directory for the 2026 season, using 2026 conference membership. Biggest uses listed football seating capacity; oldest and newest use the year the current stadium opened, not later renovations. A stadium shared with an NFL team is counted here once, as the college team’s home.

Last updated October 30, 2026. See something wrong? Use the correction form on the stadium’s page.

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