Every State's WORST Football Stadium

As a Marylander and a Ravens fan, I was waiting for FedEx Field to be on this list of almost entirely college fields

Funny thing about St. Thomas, since Clemson lost to South Carolina, St. Thomas currently has the longest home winning streak in college football. Last home loss was in Round 3 of the 2016 D3 playoffs to UW-Oshkosh (my current school) in late November. Edit: Wow really had to diss Oshkosh 🤣

I went to a Wyoming game as a visiting team fan once, the two tier stands seem kind of weird for the stadium given that they just sort of end abruptly and there’s no permanent seats at either end zone, but it’s not that bad overall and felt like an enjoyable game day atmosphere. A big reason why you might have had trouble finding other stadiums to judge in Wyoming is that Wyo is the only 4-year university in the whole state

Time stamps: 1:55 Alabama (Legion Field) 2:16 Alaska (Anchorage Football Stadium) 2:40 Arizona (Walkup Skydome) 3:02 Arkansas (Simmons Bank Field) 3:23 California (Veterans Memorial Stadium) 3:46 Colorado (Nottingham Field) 4:10 Connecticut (Pratt & Whitney Stadium) 4:32 Delaware (Alumni Stadium) 4:51 Florida (Daytona Stadium) 5:14 Georgia (Center Parc Stadium) 5:46 Hawaii (Aloha Stadium) 6:07 Idaho (Kibbie Dome) 6:33 Illinois (Leslie Frazier Field) 6:58 Indiana (Brown Field) 7:18 Iowa (Uni Dome) 7:41 Kansas (Cessna Stadium) 8:10 Kentucky (Roy Stewart Stadium) 8:29 Louisiana (Harry Turpin Stadium) 8:47 Maine (Winkin Sports Complex) 9:07 Maryland (FedEx Field) 9:45 Massachusetts (Mcguirk Alumni Stadium) 10:06 Michigan (Rynearson Stadium) 10:30 Minnesota (O’Shaughnessy Stadium) 10:50 Mississippi (Rice-Totten Stadium) 11:16 Missouri (Houck Stadium) 11:41 Montana (Bobcat Stadium) 12:01 Nebraska (Oak Bowl) 12:18 Nevada (Sam Boyd Stadium) 12:45 New Hampshire (Wildcat Stadium) 13:01 New Jersey (Shi Stadium) 13:25 New Mexico (Aggie Memorial Stadium) 13:38 New York (Lawrence A. Wien Stadium) 14:00 North Carolina (O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium) 14:20 North Dakota (Jerome Berg Field) 14:46 Ohio (Welcome Stadium) 15:05 Oklahoma (H.A. Chapman Stadium) 15:22 Oregon (Hillsboro Stadium) 15:38 Pennsylvania (Rooney Athletic Field) 15:54 Rhode Island (Brown Stadium) 16:10 South Carolina (Johnson Hagood Stadium) 16:27 South Dakota (Clark Swisher Field) 16:49 Tennessee (First Bank Stadium) 17:14 Texas (Apple Stadium) 17:36 Utah (Greater Zion Stadium) 17:58 Vermont (Alumni Stadium) 18:16 Virginia (Alumni Memorial Stadium) 18:37 Washington (Joe Albi Stadium) 19:03 West Virginia (U of Charleston Stadium) 19:22 Wisconsin (Titan Stadium) 19:47 Wyoming (War Memorial Stadium)

18:15 - Imagine having a stadium so bad your state doesn't even want to claim you and pawns you off to Kentucky instead.

I've been to two of the stadiums on the list: UNH and Columbia. The UNH stadium, may not be great now, but it's 8000 times better than it was before the upgrades. They actually had a very good program in the early 2000's, but were never allowed to host playoff games because they didn't have lights at the stadium, and capacity was too small. The Columbia stadium is, in two words "not good".

I grew up in Europe and we had lower division soccer teams. The town i grew up in has 2, and the one I supported was right next to a cemetery. Surprisingly for its level, it actually had a stadium and not just field, but the stadium was built in 1940s and was ran down. They used to be sponsored by chocolate company that went out of business in the 60s

You mentioned Jerry Rice of Rice-Totten Stadium because every football fan knows who Jerry Rice is, but you probably never heard of Willie "Satellite" Totten. He set over 50 NCAA Division 1-AA records and in 1984 threw for 58 touchdowns and 4,557 yards. His 12,711 career passing yards is 2nd all time in Division 1-AA history.

Being a student at Montana State, I knew Bobcat Stadium would make it here but despite the stadium not being the best, the fans are great and the team plays well there, currently on a 19-game winning streak as of today

As a former Golden Lion, I can agree. Our stadium is pretty trash compared to every other D1 school In Arkansas.

5:35 as a Georgia resident, the mayor at the time (Kasim Reed in 2013) before the Braves moved out of Turner Field to SunTrust (Now Truist) Park, wanted to implode the stadium at first. This was from a Ballpark book that I got, and all of that happened around November of 2013. Luckily in 2016, Georgia State bought Turner Field and the adjacent parking lot across the road (The outline of Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium), from what I heard is that GSU is going to give the outline of AFCS a 2nd life as a ballpark for GSU, and Hank Aaron's marker will be left alone. There is way too much history for the stadium, like you said: being the host of the 1996 Olympic Games, 19 years as the home of the Atlanta Braves, hosting a World Series game in 1999, 2000 All-Star Game, and so on. it can be a crappy stadium, but to be honest, GSU worked with what they bought.

As a proud Alumni of Idaho State University I have to say that Holt Arena deserves to be on this list. It is smaller, older, and in much worse condition than the Kibbie dome. In spite of this injustice I still enjoyed the video. Awesome video and great list!

For wyoming, the cowboys spring game takes place at Cheney Alumni Field in Casper so that's probably the closest you'll get to another stadium

Utah Tech's Stadium has undergone some major renovations over the past few years–new press box, good sized visitors stands, upgraded turf, and I'm pretty sure they removed the track around the field

Former Valpo Football player here! Glad you’re able to help spread the word about our School and Football team! (Albeit in this context 😂) The Pioneer Football League is pretty competitive for being non-scholarship FCS. The league has even produced some NFL talent! Most recently Jamal Agnew, Donald Parham, Adam Trautman, and Michael Bandy. Back to Valpo Football - Brown Field recently got new turf in 2019 (which isn’t updated on Google maps), but it desperately needs new everything - bleachers, scoreboard, etc. Too bad the ARC (the basketball arena, play in the Missouri Valley Conference) will get money before Brown Field does. P.S. - We played against Trinity International (IL), Duquesne (PA), University of Charleston (WV) while I was in school there. St. Thomas (MN) is now also in the Pioneer Football League with Valpo. Small world!

There was 16 years between the Wichita state plane crash and then discontinuing football and it wasn’t the whole team it was one of two team planes…

As someone who actually marched at Welcome Stadium, the turf on the field isn't even entirely turf! There's small rocks/pebbles all over the field that also managed to get into my shoes like there's no tomorrow lol

UMass has a stadium that accurately reflects their program this year 😂 their running back was a bright spot but they are probably going to be rebuilding their team for a few years

As a proud citadel cadet, I can tell you that not only is our stadium awful, but they also tore down the away stands because of asbestos. Was not at all surprised we are the worst in SC. At least VMI is here too

I used to go to Mcguirk all the time growing up to watch UMass play, it's aesthetically unpleasant but it was always a great time