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Opinion: What Are the Best Group of Five Stadiums in College Football?
Dec 27, 2024; Memphis, TN, USA; Overlook of Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium before the game between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Texas Tech Red Raiders Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images Petre Thomas-Imagn Images
One of the coolest things about college football has to be their stadiums. Many college towns, often smaller cities, have built 100,000 seat cathedrals that host America’s favorite sport. Of course, the Big House in Ann Arbor, Ohio Stadium in Columbus, and Kyle Field in College Station get tons of praise, but many of the smaller schools also have some incredible fields. Let’s take a look at the top Group of Five stadiums in America, and decide which school truly is the best host for college football. A quick disclaimer, schools such as Temple, UNLV, and USF that play in NFL stadiums do not count. Albertsons Stadium in Boise is easily the most iconic stadium in the Group of Five. The iconic blue field paired with a massive infrastructure makes for a great experience. Not to mention that the Broncos always seem to have incredible teams, meaning the stadium has played host to some of the most iconic games in Mountain West history. The city of San Antonio built The Alamodome with the hopes that they could bring

This article first appeared on G5 Football on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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