Road to CFB: Visiting Every Division-I College Football Stadium

Originally posted on TCU Horned Frogs on SI
By Brett Gibbons | Last updated Aug 28, 2024 9:58 AM ET

My name is Brett Gibbons, and I'm on the road visiting all 134 Division-IA college football stadiums. I call the journey Road to CFB, and this season, I'm incredibly excited to share my travels with you all here on TCU Horned Frogs On SI (aka KillerFrogs).

This season, you can follow along with Road to CFB's 2024 campaign right here. Check back for weekly game day write ups, stadium reviews, and more first-hand experiences from the nation's top colleges.

This year, I'm adding to my 46 FBS game day experiences, as well as add to my 109 visited FBS stadiums. Check out where I'll be below.

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What is Road to CFB?

Seven years ago, I set off on a journey to experience a game day at every Division-IA (FBS) stadium in the country. As of the 2024 season, there's 134 schools at the FBS level with two more entering the ranks in the coming season.

So far, I've checked off 46 games and visited 109 stadiums.

From big cities like Seattle, Austin, and Miami to small college towns like Starkville, Laramie, and Bowling Green; my goal is to share what America looks like from the road. Each stop has its own unique tradition and culture.

On this journey, the product on the field is secondary. I focus on the fan experience–the sights, sounds, and smells from a Saturday in the stands. I hope you'll be able to use Road to CFB as a guide and an inspiration to get out and see this country mile by mile.

Where can you find me this season?

Aug. 24: Montana State 35, New Mexico 31. University Stadium^, Albuquerque, NM
Aug. 30: FAU at Michigan State. Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, MI

Sept. 7: OFF
Sept. 14: UMass at Buffalo. UB Stadium*, Amherst, NY
Sept. 21: Georgia Tech at Louisville. L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium*, Louisville, KY
Sept. 28: San Diego State at Central Michigan. Kelly/Shorts Stadium^, Mount Pleasant, MI

Oct. 5: OFF
Oct. 12: OFF
Oct. 18: Oregon at Purdue. Ross–Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, IN
Oct. 19 Nebraska at Indiana. Memorial Stadium*, Bloomington, IN
Oct. 26: OFF