SWAC Football Stadiums

All 12 home stadiums of the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium (Jackson State Tigers) with 60,492 seats. Together they hold 269,881 fans, an average of 22,490 per stadium. The oldest is A. W. Mumford Stadium, opened in 1928.

  1. 1FCSMississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium — Jackson State Tigers (Jackson, Mississippi)60,492 seats
  2. 2FCSA. W. Mumford Stadium — Southern Jaguars (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)28,500 seats
  3. 3FCSASU Stadium — Alabama State Hornets (Montgomery, Alabama)26,500 seats
  4. 4FCSCasem-Spinks Stadium — Alcorn State Braves (Lorman, Mississippi)22,500 seats
  5. 5FCSLouis Crews Stadium — Alabama A&M Bulldogs (Normal, Alabama)21,000 seats
  6. 6FCSShell Energy Stadium — Texas Southern Tigers (Houston, Texas)20,656 seats
  7. 7FCSBragg Memorial Stadium — Florida A&M Rattlers (Tallahassee, Florida)19,633 seats
  8. 8FCSEddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium — Grambling State Tigers (Grambling, Louisiana)19,600 seats
  9. 9FCSSimmons Bank Field — Arkansas–Pine Bluff Golden Lions (Pine Bluff, Arkansas)16,000 seats
  10. 10FCSPanther Stadium — Prairie View A&M Panthers (Prairie View, Texas)15,000 seats
  11. 11FCSDaytona Stadium — Bethune–Cookman Wildcats (Daytona Beach, Florida)10,000 seats
  12. 12FCSRice–Totten Stadium — Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils (Itta Bena, Mississippi)10,000 seats

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