FCS Football Stadiums

All 128 Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) programs of the 2026 season play in their own home stadium, so there are 128 FCS stadiums across 39 states, in 13 conferences plus 2 independents. One is shared with an NFL team: Nissan Stadium (Tennessee State Tigers and Tennessee Titans). The biggest is Nissan Stadium (Tennessee State Tigers) with 68,798 seats; the oldest is Franklin Field, opened in 1895; the newest is Bobby Wallace Field at Bank Independent Stadium, 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. 1FCSBig Sky football stadiums biggest: Washington–Grizzly Stadium (25,200) · oldest: Stewart Stadium (1966) · newest: UC Davis Health Stadium (2007)13 stadiums
  2. 2FCSCAA Football football stadiums biggest: Truist Stadium (21,500) · oldest: Armstrong Stadium (1928) · newest: Bob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium (2013)13 stadiums
  3. 3FCSIvy League football stadiums biggest: Yale Bowl (61,446) · oldest: Franklin Field (1895) · newest: Powers Field at Princeton Stadium (1998)8 stadiums
  4. 4FCSMEAC football stadiums biggest: William "Dick" Price Stadium (30,000) · oldest: Hughes Stadium (1949) · newest: William "Dick" Price Stadium (1997)6 stadiums
  5. 5FCSMissouri Valley football stadiums biggest: Stambaugh Stadium (20,650) · oldest: Memorial Stadium (1925) · newest: Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium (2016)9 stadiums
  6. 6FCSNEC football stadiums biggest: Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium (6,000) · oldest: Wagner College Stadium (1967) · newest: Bethpage Federal Credit Union Stadium (2014)8 stadiums
  7. 7FCSOhio Valley football stadiums biggest: Nissan Stadium (68,798) · oldest: Houck Stadium (1930) · newest: Nissan Stadium (1999)8 stadiums
  8. 8FCSPatriot League football stadiums biggest: Fitton Field (23,500) · oldest: Fitton Field (1924) · newest: E. Claiborne Robins Stadium (2010)10 stadiums
  9. 9FCSPioneer League football stadiums biggest: Drake Stadium (14,557) · oldest: Brown Field (1919) · newest: Bailey Memorial Stadium (2002)11 stadiums
  10. 10FCSSWAC football stadiums biggest: Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium (60,492) · oldest: A. W. Mumford Stadium (1928) · newest: Panther Stadium (2016)12 stadiums
  11. 11FCSSoCon football stadiums biggest: Finley Stadium (20,668) · oldest: Johnson Hagood Stadium (1948) · newest: William B. Greene Jr. Stadium (2017)10 stadiums
  12. 12FCSSouthland football stadiums biggest: Navarre Stadium (17,410) · oldest: Strawberry Stadium (1936) · newest: Robert and Janet Vackar Stadium (2015)10 stadiums
  13. 13FCSUAC football stadiums biggest: Memorial Stadium (24,000) · oldest: Estes Stadium (1939) · newest: Bobby Wallace Field at Bank Independent Stadium (2026)8 stadiums
  14. 14FCSFCS Independent football stadiums biggest: SeatGeek Stadium (20,000) · oldest: SeatGeek Stadium (2006) · newest: Duane Stadium (2017)2 stadiums

States with the most FCS stadiums

  1. 1FCSTexas10 stadiums
  2. 2FCSNew York9 stadiums
  3. 3FCSPennsylvania8 stadiums
  4. 4FCSNorth Carolina7 stadiums
  5. 5FCSLouisiana6 stadiums
  6. 5FCSSouth Carolina6 stadiums
  7. 5FCSTennessee6 stadiums
  8. 8FCSIllinois5 stadiums
  9. 8FCSVirginia5 stadiums
  10. 10FCSAlabama4 stadiums
  11. 10FCSConnecticut4 stadiums
  12. 10FCSFlorida4 stadiums
  13. 10FCSMassachusetts4 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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