The Newest FBS Stadiums

100 FBS stadiums ranked by opening year, newest first. No. 1 is Ryan Field in Evanston, Illinois (opened 2026).

  1. 1FBSRyan Field — Northwestern Wildcats (Evanston, Illinois)opened 2026
  2. 2FBSSnapdragon Stadium — San Diego State Aztecs (San Diego, California)opened 2022
  3. 3FBSProtective Stadium — UAB Blazers (Birmingham, Alabama)opened 2021
  4. 4FBSHancock Whitney Stadium — South Alabama Jaguars (Mobile, Alabama)opened 2020
  5. 5FBSAllegiant Stadium — UNLV Rebels (Paradise, Nevada)opened 2020
  6. 6FBSSonny Lubick Field at Canvas Stadium — Colorado State Rams (Fort Collins, Colorado)opened 2017
  7. 7FBSClarence T. C. Ching Athletics Complex — Hawaiʻi Rainbow Warriors (Honolulu, Hawaii)opened 2015
  8. 8FBSYulman Stadium — Tulane Green Wave (New Orleans, Louisiana)opened 2014
  9. 9FBSMcLane Stadium — Baylor Bears (Waco, Texas)opened 2014
  10. 10FBSJohn O'Quinn Field at Space City Financial Stadium — Houston Cougars (Houston, Texas)opened 2014
  11. 11FBSMcColl–Richardson Field at Jerry Richardson Stadium — Charlotte 49ers (Charlotte, North Carolina)opened 2013
  12. 12FBSHoward Schnellenberger Field at Flagler Credit Union Stadium — Florida Atlantic Owls (Boca Raton, Florida)opened 2011
  13. 13FBSDATCU Stadium — North Texas Mean Green (Denton, Texas)opened 2011
  14. 14FBSFifth Third Stadium — Kennesaw State Owls (Kennesaw, Georgia)opened 2010
  15. 15FBSHuntington Bank Stadium — Minnesota Golden Gophers (Minneapolis, Minnesota)opened 2009
  16. 16FBSInfoCision Stadium–Summa Field — Akron Zips (Akron, Ohio)opened 2009
  17. 17FBSAcrisure Bounce House — UCF Knights (Orlando, Florida)opened 2007
  18. 18FBSPratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field — UConn Huskies (East Hartford, Connecticut)opened 2003
  19. 19FBSLincoln Financial Field — Temple Owls (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)opened 2003
  20. 20FBSBrooks Stadium — Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (Conway, South Carolina)opened 2003
  21. 21FBSAcrisure Stadium — Pittsburgh Panthers (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)opened 2001
  22. 22FBSGerald J. Ford Stadium — SMU Mustangs (Dallas, Texas)opened 2000
  23. 23FBSRaymond James Stadium — South Florida Bulls (Tampa, Florida)opened 1998
  24. 24FBSL&N Federal Credit Union Stadium — Louisville Cardinals (Louisville, Kentucky)opened 1998
  25. 25FBSRice–Eccles Stadium — Utah Utes (Salt Lake City, Utah)opened 1998
  26. 26FBSCenter Parc Stadium — Georgia State Panthers (Atlanta, Georgia)opened 1996
  27. 27FBSPitbull Stadium — FIU Panthers (Miami, Florida)opened 1995
  28. 28FBSSHI Stadium — Rutgers Scarlet Knights (Piscataway, New Jersey)opened 1994
  29. 29FBSUB Stadium — Buffalo Bulls (Buffalo, New York)opened 1993
  30. 30FBSAlamodome — UTSA Roadrunners (San Antonio, Texas)opened 1993
  31. 31FBSFargodome — North Dakota State Bison (Fargo, North Dakota)opened 1992
  32. 32FBSJoan C. Edwards Stadium — Marshall Thundering Herd (Huntington, West Virginia)opened 1991
  33. 33FBSArthur L. Williams Stadium — Liberty Flames (Lynchburg, Virginia)opened 1989
  34. 34FBSHard Rock Stadium — Miami Hurricanes (Miami Gardens, Florida)opened 1987
  35. 35FBSElliott T. Bowers Stadium — Sam Houston Bearkats (Huntsville, Texas)opened 1986
  36. 36FBSAllen E. Paulson Stadium — Georgia Southern Eagles (Statesboro, Georgia)opened 1984
  37. 37FBSFred C. Yager Stadium — Miami RedHawks (Oxford, Ohio)opened 1983
  38. 38FBSJim Wacker Field at UFCU Stadium — Texas State Bobcats (San Marcos, Texas)opened 1981
  39. 39FBSValley Children's Stadium — Fresno State Bulldogs (Fresno, California)opened 1980
  40. 40FBSJMA Wireless Dome — Syracuse Orange (Syracuse, New York)opened 1980
  41. 41FBSMountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium — West Virginia Mountaineers (Morgantown, West Virginia)opened 1980
  42. 42FBSMalone Stadium — Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks (Monroe, Louisiana)opened 1978
  43. 43FBSAggie Memorial Stadium — New Mexico State Aggies (Las Cruces, New Mexico)opened 1978
  44. 44FBSJack Trice Stadium — Iowa State Cyclones (Ames, Iowa)opened 1975
  45. 45FBSBridgeforth Stadium — James Madison Dukes (Harrisonburg, Virginia)opened 1975
  46. 46FBSCentennial Bank Stadium — Arkansas State Red Wolves (Jonesboro, Arkansas)opened 1974
  47. 47FBSKroger Field at C.M. Newton Grounds — Kentucky Wildcats (Lexington, Kentucky)opened 1973
  48. 48FBSKramer/Deromedi Field at Kelly/Shorts Stadium — Central Michigan Chippewas (Mount Pleasant, Michigan)opened 1972
  49. 49FBSMartin Stadium — Washington State Cougars (Pullman, Washington)opened 1972
  50. 50FBSCajun Field — Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns (Lafayette, Louisiana)opened 1971
  51. 51FBSAlbertsons Stadium — Boise State Broncos (Boise, Idaho)opened 1970
  52. 52FBSHornet Stadium — Sacramento State Hornets (Sacramento, California)opened 1969
  53. 53FBSRynearson Stadium — Eastern Michigan Eagles (Ypsilanti, Michigan)opened 1969
  54. 54FBSDix Stadium — Kent State Golden Flashes (Kent, Ohio)opened 1969
  55. 55FBSBill Snyder Family Football Stadium — Kansas State Wildcats (Manhattan, Kansas)opened 1968
  56. 56FBSHouchens Industries–L. T. Smith Stadium at Jimmy Feix Field — Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (Bowling Green, Kentucky)opened 1968
  57. 57FBSJoe Aillet Stadium — Louisiana Tech Bulldogs (Ruston, Louisiana)opened 1968
  58. 58FBSAllegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium — Wake Forest Demon Deacons (Winston-Salem, North Carolina)opened 1968
  59. 59FBSMerlin Olsen Field at Maverik Stadium — Utah State Aggies (Logan, Utah)opened 1968
  60. 60FBSScheumann Stadium — Ball State Cardinals (Muncie, Indiana)opened 1967
  61. 61FBSAutzen Stadium — Oregon Ducks (Eugene, Oregon)opened 1967
  62. 62FBSMackay Stadium — Nevada Wolf Pack (Reno, Nevada)opened 1966
  63. 63FBSWayne Day Family Field at Carter–Finley Stadium — NC State Wolfpack (Raleigh, North Carolina)opened 1966
  64. 64FBSDoyt L. Perry Stadium — Bowling Green Falcons (Bowling Green, Ohio)opened 1966
  65. 65FBSBrigham Field at Huskie Stadium — Northern Illinois Huskies (DeKalb, Illinois)opened 1965
  66. 66FBSWarren McGuirk Alumni Stadium — UMass Minutemen (Hadley, Massachusetts)opened 1965
  67. 67FBSSimmons Bank Liberty Stadium — Memphis Tigers (Memphis, Tennessee)opened 1965
  68. 68FBSLane Stadium/Worsham Field — Virginia Tech Hokies (Blacksburg, Virginia)opened 1965
  69. 69FBSLaVell Edwards Stadium — BYU Cougars (Provo, Utah)opened 1964
  70. 70FBSDowdy–Ficklen Stadium — East Carolina Pirates (Greenville, North Carolina)opened 1963
  71. 71FBSSun Bowl Stadium — UTEP Miners (El Paso, Texas)opened 1963
  72. 72FBSFalcon Stadium — Air Force Falcons (USAF Academy, Colorado)opened 1962
  73. 73FBSKidd Brewer Stadium — Appalachian State Mountaineers (Boone, North Carolina)opened 1962
  74. 74FBSMerchants Bank Field at Memorial Stadium — Indiana Hoosiers (Bloomington, Indiana)opened 1960
  75. 75FBSUniversity Stadium — New Mexico Lobos (Albuquerque, New Mexico)opened 1960
  76. 76FBSNavy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium — Navy Midshipmen (Annapolis, Maryland)opened 1959
  77. 77FBSBeaver Stadium — Penn State Nittany Lions (University Park, Pennsylvania)opened 1959
  78. 78FBSMountain America Stadium — Arizona State Sun Devils (Tempe, Arizona)opened 1958
  79. 79FBSAlumni Stadium — Boston College Eagles (Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts)opened 1957
  80. 80FBSReser Stadium — Oregon State Beavers (Corvallis, Oregon)opened 1953
  81. 81FBSDelaware Stadium — Delaware Blue Hens (Newark, Delaware)opened 1952
  82. 82FBSVeterans Memorial Stadium at Larry Blakeney Field — Troy Trojans (Troy, Alabama)opened 1950
  83. 83FBSBobby Bowden Field at Doak S. Campbell Stadium — Florida State Seminoles (Tallahassee, Florida)opened 1950
  84. 84FBSSECU Stadium — Maryland Terrapins (College Park, Maryland)opened 1950
  85. 85FBSFirst Community Stadium — Rice Owls (Houston, Texas)opened 1950
  86. 86FBSJonah Field at War Memorial Stadium — Wyoming Cowboys (Laramie, Wyoming)opened 1950
  87. 87FBSBurgess–Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium — Jacksonville State Gamecocks (Jacksonville, Alabama)opened 1947
  88. 88FBSGalaxy Stadium — Texas Tech Red Raiders (Lubbock, Texas)opened 1947
  89. 89FBSFrank Howard Field at Clemson Memorial Stadium — Clemson Tigers (Clemson, South Carolina)opened 1942
  90. 90FBSRobert W. Plaster Stadium — Missouri State Bears (Springfield, Missouri)opened 1941
  91. 91FBSPat Dye Field at Jordan–Hare Stadium — Auburn Tigers (Auburn, Alabama)opened 1939
  92. 92FBSWaldo Stadium — Western Michigan Broncos (Kalamazoo, Michigan)opened 1939
  93. 93FBSDonald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Frank Broyles Field — Arkansas Razorbacks (Fayetteville, Arkansas)opened 1938
  94. 94FBSGlass Bowl — Toledo Rockets (Toledo, Ohio)opened 1937
  95. 95FBSKornblau Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium — Old Dominion Monarchs (Norfolk, Virginia)opened 1936
  96. 96FBSWilliams–Brice Stadium — South Carolina Gamecocks (Columbia, South Carolina)opened 1934
  97. 97FBSCEFCU Stadium — San Jose State Spartans (San Jose, California)opened 1933
  98. 98FBSJohnny "Red" Floyd Stadium — Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (Murfreesboro, Tennessee)opened 1933
  99. 99FBSCarlisle-Faulkner Field at M.M. Roberts Stadium — Southern Miss Golden Eagles (Hattiesburg, Mississippi)opened 1932
  100. 100FBSCarl Smith Center, Home of David A. Harrison III Field at Scott Stadium — Virginia Cavaliers (Charlottesville, Virginia)opened 1931

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