Sun Belt Football Stadiums

All 14 home stadiums of the Sun Belt Conference for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Kidd Brewer Stadium (Appalachian State Mountaineers) with 40,168 seats. Together they hold 396,302 fans, an average of 28,307 per stadium. The oldest is Carlisle-Faulkner Field at M.M. Roberts Stadium, opened in 1932.

1. 1FBSKidd Brewer Stadium — Appalachian State Mountaineers (Boone, North Carolina)40,168 seats
2. 2FBSCarlisle-Faulkner Field at M.M. Roberts Stadium — Southern Miss Golden Eagles (Hattiesburg, Mississippi)36,000 seats
3. 3FBSJoan C. Edwards Stadium — Marshall Thundering Herd (Huntington, West Virginia)30,475 seats
4. 4FBSVeterans Memorial Stadium at Larry Blakeney Field — Troy Trojans (Troy, Alabama)30,470 seats
5. 5FBSCentennial Bank Stadium — Arkansas State Red Wolves (Jonesboro, Arkansas)30,406 seats
6. 6FBSCajun Field — Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns (Lafayette, Louisiana)30,000 seats
7. 7FBSJoe Aillet Stadium — Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (Ruston, Louisiana)28,562 seats
8. 8FBSMalone Stadium — Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks (Monroe, Louisiana)27,617 seats
9. 9FBSHancock Whitney Stadium — South Alabama Jaguars (Mobile, Alabama)25,450 seats
10. 10FBSAllen E. Paulson Stadium — Georgia Southern Eagles (Statesboro, Georgia)25,000 seats
11. 11FBSBridgeforth Stadium — James Madison Dukes (Harrisonburg, Virginia)24,877 seats
12. 12FBSCenter Parc Stadium — Georgia State Panthers (Atlanta, Georgia)24,333 seats
13. 13FBSKornblau Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium — Old Dominion Monarchs (Norfolk, Virginia)21,944 seats
14. 14FBSBrooks Stadium — Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (Conway, South Carolina)21,000 seats

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