Football stadiums inTexas

The Lone Star State

Texas is home to 23 Division I college football stadiums (13 FBS programs and 10 FCS programs). The biggest is Kyle Field in College Station, home of the Texas A&M Aggies, with 102,733 seats. The oldest is Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium, opened in 1924. This page also lists 2 NFL stadiums and 22 former or temporary football homes.

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Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)13

ACC

  1. FBSGerald J. Ford Stadium — SMU Mustangs (Dallas)opened 2000 · cap 33,200SiteMapACC · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Natural grass field

American

  1. FBSAlamodome — UTSA Roadrunners (San Antonio)opened 1993 · cap 64,000SiteMapAmerican · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field
  2. FBSFirst Community Stadium — Rice Owls (Houston)opened 1950 · cap 47,000SiteMapAmerican · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field
  3. FBSDATCU Stadium — North Texas Mean Green (Denton)opened 2011 · cap 30,100SiteMapAmerican · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field

Big 12

  1. FBSGalaxy Stadium — Texas Tech Red Raiders (Lubbock)opened 1947 · cap 60,229SiteMapBig 12 · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field
  2. FBSAmon G. Carter Stadium — TCU Horned Frogs (Fort Worth)opened 1929 · cap 47,000SiteMapBig 12 · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Natural grass field
  3. FBSMcLane Stadium — Baylor Bears (Waco)opened 2014 · cap 45,140SiteMapBig 12 · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field
  4. FBSJohn O'Quinn Field at Space City Financial Stadium — Houston Cougars (Houston)opened 2014 · cap 39,700SiteMapBig 12 · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field

Conference USA

  1. FBSElliott T. Bowers Stadium — Sam Houston Bearkats (Huntsville)opened 1986 · cap 14,000SiteMapConference USA · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field

Mountain West

  1. FBSSun Bowl Stadium — UTEP Miners (El Paso)opened 1963 · cap 51,500SiteMapMountain West · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field

Pac-12

  1. FBSJim Wacker Field at UFCU Stadium — Texas State Bobcats (San Marcos)opened 1981 · cap 28,388SiteMapPac-12 · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field

SEC

  1. FBSKyle Field — Texas A&M Aggies (College Station)opened 1927 · cap 102,733SiteMapSEC · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Natural grass field
  2. FBSDarrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium — Texas Longhorns (Austin)opened 1924 · cap 100,119SiteMapSEC · Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS)Artificial turf field

Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)10

SWAC

  1. FCSShell Energy Stadium — Texas Southern Tigers (Houston)opened 2012 · cap 20,656SiteMapSWAC · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)
  2. FCSPanther Stadium — Prairie View A&M Panthers (Prairie View)opened 2016 · cap 15,000SiteMapSWAC · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field

Southland

  1. FCSProvost Umphrey Stadium — Lamar Cardinals (Beaumont)opened 1964 · cap 16,000SiteMapSouthland · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field
  2. FCSHomer Bryce Stadium — Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks (Nacogdoches)opened 1973 · cap 14,575SiteMapSouthland · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field
  3. FCSRobert and Janet Vackar Stadium — UTRGV Vaqueros (Edinburg)opened 2015 · cap 12,000SiteMapSouthland · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field
  4. FCSErnest Hawkins Field at Memorial Stadium — East Texas A&M Lions (Commerce)opened 1950 · cap 11,582SiteMapSouthland · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field
  5. FCSGayle and Tom Benson Stadium — Incarnate Word Cardinals (San Antonio)opened 2008 · cap 6,000SiteMapSouthland · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field
  6. FCSHusky Stadium — Houston Christian Huskies (Houston)opened 2014 · cap 5,000SiteMapSouthland · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field

UAC

  1. FCSMemorial Stadium — Tarleton State Texans (Stephenville)opened 1951 · cap 24,000SiteMapUAC · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field
  2. FCSAnthony Field at Wildcat Stadium — Abilene Christian Wildcats (Abilene)opened 2017 · cap 12,000SiteMapUAC · Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)Artificial turf field

National Football League (NFL)2

NFL

  1. NFLAT&T Stadium — Dallas Cowboys (Arlington)opened 2009 · cap 80,000MapNFL
  2. NFLReliant Stadium — Houston Texans (Houston)opened 2002 · cap 72,220MapNFL

Former stadiums22

  1. FormerClark Field — Texas Longhorns (Austin)opened 1887 · cap 20,000MapFormer home · 1896–1924 · demolished
  2. FormerCarroll Field — Baylor Bears (Waco)opened 1902 · cap 15,000MapFormer home · 1902–1925, 1930–1935 · demolished
  3. FormerPritchett Field — Sam Houston Bearkats (Huntsville)opened 1912MapFormer home · 1912–1985 · standing, used for other events
  4. FormerRice Field — Rice Owls (Houston)opened 1913 · cap 37,000MapFormer home · 1913–1949 · standing, used for other events
  5. FormerArmstrong Field — SMU Mustangs (University Park)opened 1915MapFormer home · 1915–1925 · demolished
  6. FormerTech Stadium — Texas Tech Red Raiders (Lubbock)opened 1926 · cap 12,000MapFormer home · 1926–1946
  7. FormerOwnby Stadium — SMU Mustangs (University Park)opened 1926 · cap 23,783MapFormer home · 1926–1948, 1989–1994 · demolished
  8. FormerCotton Bowl — Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Texans and others (Dallas)opened 1930 · cap 72,032MapFormer home · standing, still used for football
  9. FormerMunicipal Stadium — Baylor Bears (Waco)opened 1936MapFormer home · 1936–1949 · standing, used for other events
  10. FormerKidd Field — UTEP Miners (El Paso)opened 1938 · cap 15,000MapFormer home · 1938–1962 · standing, used for other events
  11. FormerRobertson Stadium — Houston Oilers, Houston Cougars and others (Houston)opened 1942 · cap 36,000MapFormer home · demolished
  12. FormerFloyd Casey Stadium — Baylor Bears (Waco)opened 1950 · cap 50,000MapFormer home · 1950–2013 · demolished
  13. FormerFouts Field — North Texas Mean Green (Denton)opened 1952 · cap 30,500MapFormer home · 1952–2010 · demolished
  14. FormerDelmar Stadium — Texas Southern Tigers (Houston)opened 1957 · cap 12,000MapFormer home · 2008–2011 · standing, still used for football
  15. FormerShotwell Stadium — Abilene Christian Wildcats (Abilene)opened 1959 · cap 15,075MapFormer home · 1959–2016 · standing, still used for football
  16. FormerAstrodome — Houston Oilers & Houston Cougars (Houston)opened 1965 · cap 59,969MapFormer home · standing, no longer in regular use
  17. FormerTexas Stadium — Dallas Cowboys & SMU Mustangs (Irving)opened 1971 · cap 65,529MapFormer home · demolished
  18. FormerCrusader Stadium — Houston Christian Huskies (Houston)MapFormer home · 2013 · standing, still used for football
  19. FormerEagle Field — North Texas Mean Green (Denton)cap 2,500MapFormer home · –1951
  20. FormerSouth Plains Fairgrounds — Texas Tech Red Raiders (Lubbock)MapFormer home · 1925–1926
  21. FormerEvans Field — Texas State Bobcats (San Marcos)MapFormer home · ?–1980
  22. FormerEdward L. Blackshear Field — Prairie View A&M Panthers (Prairie View)MapFormer home · demolished

Stadium names link to each stadium’s page with capacity, history and nearby stadiums. Site opens the team’s official site; Map opens directions. Listings cover NFL and NCAA Division I FBS and FCS home stadiums for the 2026 season, plus former and temporary football homes. Capacity figures vary by source.

Texas stadium questions

Which NFL teams play in Texas?

Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium (Arlington); Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium (Houston).

How many Division I football stadiums are in Texas?

Texas is home to 23 Division I college football stadiums (13 FBS programs and 10 FCS programs).

Which FBS teams play in Texas?

SMU Mustangs at Gerald J. Ford Stadium (Dallas); North Texas Mean Green at DATCU Stadium (Denton); Rice Owls at First Community Stadium (Houston); UTSA Roadrunners at Alamodome (San Antonio); Baylor Bears at McLane Stadium (Waco); Houston Cougars at John O'Quinn Field at Space City Financial Stadium (Houston); TCU Horned Frogs at Amon G. Carter Stadium (Fort Worth); Texas Tech Red Raiders at Galaxy Stadium (Lubbock); Sam Houston Bearkats at Elliott T. Bowers Stadium (Huntsville); UTEP Miners at Sun Bowl Stadium (El Paso); Texas State Bobcats at Jim Wacker Field at UFCU Stadium (San Marcos); Texas A&M Aggies at Kyle Field (College Station); Texas Longhorns at Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin).

What is the biggest football stadium in Texas?

Kyle Field in College Station, home of the Texas A&M Aggies, holds 102,733.

What is the oldest college football stadium in Texas?

Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin opened in 1924.

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