The Oldest College Football Stadiums in America
265 Division I stadiums qualify, ranked by opening year. No. 1 is Franklin Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (opened 1895).
- 1FCSFranklin Field — Penn Quakers opened 1895
- 2FCSHarvard Stadium — Harvard Crimson opened 1903
- 3FBSBobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field — Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets opened 1913
- 4FCSYale Bowl — Yale Bulldogs opened 1914
- 5FBSDavis Wade Stadium at Scott Field — Mississippi State Bulldogs opened 1914
- 6FBSVaught–Hemingway Stadium at Hollingsworth Field — Ole Miss Rebels opened 1915
- 7FCSSchoellkopf Field — Cornell Big Red opened 1915
- 8FBSNippert Stadium — Cincinnati Bearcats opened 1915
- 9FBSCamp Randall Stadium — Wisconsin Badgers opened 1917
- 10FCSBrown Field — Valparaiso Beacons opened 1919
- 11FBSBoone Pickens Stadium — Oklahoma State Cowboys opened 1919
- 12FBSHusky Stadium — Washington Huskies opened 1920
- 13FBSStanford Stadium — Stanford Cardinal opened 1921
- 14FBSDavid Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium — Kansas Jayhawks opened 1921
- 15FBSNeyland Stadium — Tennessee Volunteers opened 1921
- 16FBSRose Bowl Stadium — UCLA Bruins opened 1922
- 17FBSOhio Stadium — Ohio State Buckeyes opened 1922
- 18FBSFirstBank Stadium — Vanderbilt Commodores opened 1922
- 19FBSCalifornia Memorial Stadium — California Golden Bears opened 1923
- 20FBSLos Angeles Memorial Coliseum — USC Trojans opened 1923
- 21FBSGies Memorial Stadium — Illinois Fighting Illini opened 1923
- 22FBSSpartan Stadium — Michigan State Spartans opened 1923
- 23FBSMemorial Stadium, Tom Osborne Field — Nebraska Cornhuskers opened 1923
- 24FCSMemorial Field — Dartmouth Big Green opened 1923
- 25FCSRichardson Stadium — Davidson Wildcats opened 1923
- 26FBSGaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium — Oklahoma Sooners opened 1923
- 27FBSFolsom Field — Colorado Buffaloes opened 1924
- 28FBSRoss–Ade Stadium — Purdue Boilermakers opened 1924
- 29FBSTiger Stadium — LSU Tigers opened 1924
- 30FCSFitton Field — Holy Cross Crusaders opened 1924
- 31FBSBlaik Field at Michie Stadium — Army Black Knights opened 1924
- 32FCSChristy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium — Bucknell Bison opened 1924
- 33FBSDarrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium — Texas Longhorns opened 1924
- 34FCSMemorial Stadium — Indiana State Sycamores opened 1925
- 35FCSDrake Stadium — Drake Bulldogs opened 1925
- 36FCSBrown Stadium — Brown Bears opened 1925
- 37FBSFaurot Field at Memorial Stadium — Missouri Tigers opened 1926
- 38FCSFisher Stadium — Lafayette Leopards opened 1926
- 39FBSMichigan Stadium — Michigan Wolverines opened 1927
- 40FBSKenan Stadium — North Carolina Tar Heels opened 1927
- 41FCSVillanova Stadium — Villanova Wildcats opened 1927
- 42FBSKyle Field — Texas A&M Aggies opened 1927
- 43FBSCasino Del Sol Stadium — Arizona Wildcats opened 1928
- 44FCSBud and Jackie Sellick Bowl — Butler Bulldogs opened 1928
- 45FCSA. W. Mumford Stadium — Southern Jaguars opened 1928
- 46FCSArmstrong Stadium — Hampton Pirates opened 1928
- 47FBSSaban Field at Bryant–Denny Stadium — Alabama Crimson Tide opened 1929
- 48FBSSanford Stadium — Georgia Bulldogs opened 1929
- 49FBSKinnick Stadium — Iowa Hawkeyes opened 1929
- 50FBSBrooks Field at Wallace Wade Stadium — Duke Blue Devils opened 1929
- 51FBSFrank Solich Field at Peden Stadium — Ohio Bobcats opened 1929
- 52FBSAmon G. Carter Stadium — TCU Horned Frogs opened 1929
- 53FBSSteve Spurrier-Florida Field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium — Florida Gators opened 1930
- 54FBSNotre Dame Stadium — Notre Dame Fighting Irish opened 1930
- 55FCSHouck Stadium — Southeast Missouri Redhawks opened 1930
- 56FCSCoffey Field — Fordham Rams opened 1930
- 57FBSSkelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium — Tulsa Golden Hurricane opened 1930
- 58FBSCarl Smith Center, Home of David A. Harrison III Field at Scott Stadium — Virginia Cavaliers opened 1931
- 59FBSCarlisle-Faulkner Field at M.M. Roberts Stadium — Southern Miss Golden Eagles opened 1932
- 60FBSCEFCU Stadium — San Jose State Spartans opened 1933
- 61FBSJohnny "Red" Floyd Stadium — Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders opened 1933
- 62FBSWilliams–Brice Stadium — South Carolina Gamecocks opened 1934
- 63FCSZable Stadium — William & Mary Tribe opened 1935
- 64FCSStrawberry Stadium — Southeastern Louisiana Lions opened 1936
- 65FCSWildcat Stadium — New Hampshire Wildcats opened 1936
- 66FBSKornblau Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium — Old Dominion Monarchs opened 1936
- 67FBSGlass Bowl — Toledo Rockets opened 1937
- 68FBSDonald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Frank Broyles Field — Arkansas Razorbacks opened 1938
- 69FBSPat Dye Field at Jordan–Hare Stadium — Auburn Tigers opened 1939
- 70FCSEstes Stadium — Central Arkansas Bears opened 1939
- 71FBSWaldo Stadium — Western Michigan Broncos opened 1939
- 72FCSSpec Martin Municipal Stadium — Stetson Hatters opened 1941
- 73FCSMississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium — Jackson State Tigers opened 1941
- 74FBSRobert W. Plaster Stadium — Missouri State Bears opened 1941
- 75FBSFrank Howard Field at Clemson Memorial Stadium — Clemson Tigers opened 1942
- 76FCSFortera Stadium — Austin Peay Governors opened 1946
- 77FBSBurgess–Snow Field at AmFirst Stadium — Jacksonville State Gamecocks opened 1947
- 78FCSAlfond Stadium — Maine Black Bears opened 1947
- 79FCSO'Shaughnessy Stadium — St. Thomas Tommies opened 1947
- 80FBSGalaxy Stadium — Texas Tech Red Raiders opened 1947
- 81FCSJohnson Hagood Stadium — The Citadel Bulldogs opened 1948
- 82FCSHughes Stadium — Morgan State Bears opened 1949
- 83FCSWelcome Stadium — Dayton Flyers opened 1949
- 84FBSVeterans Memorial Stadium at Larry Blakeney Field — Troy Trojans opened 1950
- 85FBSBobby Bowden Field at Doak S. Campbell Stadium — Florida State Seminoles opened 1950
- 86FCSHanson Field — Western Illinois Leathernecks opened 1950
- 87FBSSECU Stadium — Maryland Terrapins opened 1950
- 88FBSFirst Community Stadium — Rice Owls opened 1950
- 89FCSErnest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium — East Texas A&M Lions opened 1950
- 90FBSJonah Field at War Memorial Stadium — Wyoming Cowboys opened 1950
- 91FCSMemorial Stadium — Tarleton State Texans opened 1951
- 92FBSDelaware Stadium — Delaware Blue Hens opened 1952
- 93FBSReser Stadium — Oregon State Beavers opened 1953
- 94FCSOliver C. Dawson Stadium — South Carolina State Bulldogs opened 1955
- 95FCSBragg Memorial Stadium — Florida A&M Rattlers opened 1957
- 96FBSAlumni Stadium — Boston College Eagles opened 1957
- 97FCSSeibert Stadium — Samford Bulldogs opened 1958
- 98FBSMountain America Stadium — Arizona State Sun Devils opened 1958
- 99FCSRice–Totten Stadium — Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils opened 1958
- 100FBSNavy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium — Navy Midshipmen opened 1959
Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current stadium, not later renovations.