What I-AA Stadiums have you been to?

[saint0917]

Other than seeing your favorite I-AA team play at home, what other I-AA stadiums have you been too? As sad and pathetic as this is the only other stadium I've been to is when Umass played at Boston University when they were still part of the Yankee Conference. But I hope that changes this year, I'm going to try and make it to either Colgate or Delaware.

[TheValleyRaider]

Aside from Colgate, I've been to:
Dartmouth
Cornell
Princeton
Lafayette
FAU (I-AA at the time)
Chattanooga (Championship Game!)
UMass
Yale
Lehigh

Not bad for only following them for two years. Also adding Holy Cross later this year.

Best Stadium on that list: Lehigh or Princeton
Worst: Lafayette or Yale (cool because of the look, but falling apart at the time)

[89Hen]

67% of the A10:
Delaware
Villanova
UMass
URI
UNH
W&M
Richmond
JMU
Hope to add Towson to the list this year to make it 75%

plus Penn's Franklin Field to see Delaware/Temple.

[JRCA]

Elon
VMI
JMU
William & Mary
ETSU (r.i. p.)
Tennessee Tech
Liberty
Morehead State

[ngineer]

My visits have been as follows:
Lafayette (22 times)
Bucknell (5 times)
Fordham
Holy Cross
Georgetown
William & Mary
Delaware (2 times)
Princeton
Cornell
Penn (4 times)
(I've driven past JMU's several times on I-81 :D )
Hoping to add to the list this year with Harvard, VMI and/or Colgate. All dependent on my work schedule.

[bulldog10jw]

All the Ivies
plus

Holy Cross
San Diego
Also saw Yale play Bill & Mary in Norfollk

Also saw Yale play at:

Army
Navy
Hawaii
obviously all 1-A

[Hansel]

NDSU
SDSU
UNC
Drake

the rest of NDSU road games I have seen are at current D2 schools

hoping to add UNI and SIU or SUU this year

[DaGriz]

Montana State
Portland State
Sacramento State
Davis


I have never seen a game there but been to:
Southwest Missouri State
Lehigh
Cornell

[GoGuins]

Richmond
Illinois State
Chattanooga-Max Finley 2 times

Hope to get to more

[JMU Duke Dog]

Aside from JMU:

W&M
Liberty
Richmond
Chattanooga :cool:

Best Stadium: Chattanooga
Worst Stadium: Richmond

I would have been able to say Furman if I hadn't missed the bus. :mad:

In 2005 I am looking forward to adding Coastal Carolina and Delaware.

[Dane96]

Delaware
Hofstra
Northeastern
Princeton
Siena

[exbearkat]

I've been to quite a few:

Montana
Montana State
Northern Arizona
Jacksonville State
McNeese
Northwestern State
Nicholls State
Stephen F. Austin
Texas State-San Marcos

Will be visiting Northern Colorado this Fall. ;)

[Pard94]

Let's see...aside from Lafayette...

Lehigh
Fordham
Colgate
Bucknell
Holy Cross
Harvard
Princeton
Hofstra
Cornell
Columbia
VMI
Penn
Yale
West Point (I know that's technically I-A)

I think that is it.

[Pard94]

Oh and Northeastern and Dartmouth too.

[veritech137]

Furman
Gardner-Webb
Elon
ASU
Wofford
Penn
Princeton
W&M
NCAT

I-A:
Pitt
N. Carolina
NC State
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Georgia Tech
Penn State

[UAalum72]

I've seen games at:
Albany - University Field
Central Connecticut - Arute Field (before the 2001 renovation)
Cornell - Schoellkopf Field
Florida Atlantic - at Joe Robbie Stadium
Hofstra - Shuart Stadium
Northeastern - Parson's Field
Wagner - Seahawks Stadium

probably another ten Division II and III fields

Hope to have more travel time with my daughter off to college this fall (unfortunately to a non-football D-III)

[OL FU]

ASU, Was there at the 20,000+ game many years ago.
WCU. Have you guys built a visitors side yet?
GSU, Great atmosphere
Citadel, got to get there and see the Cadet Parade
SC State, most fun I have ever had a football game.
VMI
Wofford
ETSU (Do they still count?)


Marshall (I know they don't count which is good because I hated that place)

[NEZ]

Road trips to:
JMU
WILLIAM & MARY
RICHMOND
VILLANOVA
NORTHEASTERN
BOSTON U
NEW HAMPSHIRE
RHODE ISLAND
HOFSTRA
UCONN (when I-AA)
DEL. ST.
LEHIGH
CITADEL
GSU
FURMAN
TENN-CHATT (NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME)

This year I will be traveling to 2 new stadiums (Maine & Towson) this will
complete the A-10 tour.

[SiouxFallsJack]

NDSU
Montana hopefully this fall

[McNeese75]

Northwestern State
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston State
Jacksonville State
Texas State
Southeastern Louisiana
Nicholls State
Southern
Grambling
Alcorn State
Delaware
Southern Utah
Portland State

[savannahjohn]

All of the following involved games with GSU
Delaware
Furman
Wofford
Chattanooga
Northern Iowa
The Citadel
Tacoma Dome
UGA
Florida State
Auburn
Gator Bowl (vs. Florida A&M)

[Go Lehigh TU Owl]

Lehigh of course
Yale '04
Towson '00, '02
Cornell '01
Delaware '99, '00
Bucknell '89, '91, '93, '95, '97, '99, '03
Lafayette '90, '98, '00, '02, '04
Princeton- Palmer '93; New Stadium '00, '03
Fordham '99, '01, '02
Colgate '97, '99, '01, '03
Penn '02 (multiple times for Temple games)
Umass '98 playoffs
Hofstra '99 playoffs
Georgetown-Harbin '04
Villanova '02 against Fordham
La Salle
Drove by JMU going down 81 on my way to Martinsville, VA (Nascar)

1-A
Army '95
Buffalo '02
Penn State-against Temple in '03
Notre Dame from the outside
Michigan from the outside
Syracuse for bball games only

Hope to add Harvard this year, not bad since i'm still a youngin'.....

[thirdgendin]

Other than Furman, I have seen games at the following I-AA stadiums:
Appalachian State
Citadel
Charleston Southern
Chattanooga
Eastern Kentucky
East Tennessee State
Georgia Southern
South Carolina State
Western Carolina
William & Mary
Wofford

I-A:
Clemson
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Wyoming

That's all I can think of at the moment.

[saint0917]

Road trips to:
JMU
WILLIAM & MARY
RICHMOND
VILLANOVA
NORTHEASTERN
BOSTON U
NEW HAMPSHIRE
RHODE ISLAND
HOFSTRA
UCONN (when I-AA)
DEL. ST.
LEHIGH
CITADEL
GSU
FURMAN
TENN-CHATT (NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME)

This year I will be traveling to 2 new stadiums (Maine & Towson) this will
complete the A-10 tour.

You'll need Umass to complete your tour ;)

[Lapper]

Citadel; big but F+
Furman; B
App State; B-
Wofford; D
Presby. College (soon to be I-AA; nice stadium); B+
Savannah State; F
Charleston Southern; F (no visitor bathrooms)

[Lehigh Football Nation]

Lehigh
Lafayette
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Fordham
Colgate (when I was a boy)
Delaware
UMass
Hofstra
Penn
Dartmouth
Princeton

Could that really be it? Never been to Bucknell, Holy Cross, G'Town, Towson...

Missed Richmond, Western Illinois Lehigh playoff appearances.

[Fordham]

Love the thread. Ralph, you need to make a trip to the Bronx.

Here's my list:

Rose Hill (Fordham)
Princeton (old)
Penn - Franklin Field
Hah-vahd
Brown
Colgate
Lehigh
Lafayette
Bucknell
Holy Cross
SUNY-Albany
Stony Brook (old)
USMMA
Dartmouth
Yale
Columbia
Hofstra

[ChickenMan]

Delaware
W&M
Richmond
JMU
Villanova
URI
UMass
UNH
Maine
Northeastern
Citadel
GSU
VMI
Montana
YSU
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Colgate
Lafayette
Bucknell
Penn
Princeton
Delaware St
EKU
UTC

[Hansel]

Impressive List CM :)

[DFW HOYA]

Seen the following:

--Patriot: all
--Ivy: All
--A10: Villanova, UMass, URI, UR, W&M, JMU, UDel, Towson
--MAAC: Duquesne
--Others: (SW) Texas State, Duquesne, Elon, VMI

[ChickenMan]

Impressive List CM :)


only an 'old' guy could compile a list like that... ;)

[Hansel]

only an 'old' guy could compile a list like that... ;)


http://eteamz.active.com/I-AAfootball/images/I-AAMap2.jpg

Also helps to live in a "I-AA dense" region of the country

[Josh]

Montana
UTC
Furman
Georgia Southern
Northwestern State
Elon
WCU
Citadel
Wofford
VMI
Western Kentucky
Coastal Carolina
Eastern Kentucky
App State

Teams who were I-AA when I saw them:
Troy State
Marshall
ETSU

I have been to about 10 or 12 more I know but I can't remember for some reason. I have been going to games since I was a baby so I would have to find out from my parents.

[charliej]

So far only been to Delaware,Penn,UNH,Hofstra,Lehigh & W&M.This year I plan to add Bucknell,JMU,Richmond & Towson to the list. 1A's I've been to PSU,Rutgers & Maryland.

[SeattleGriz]

Montana State
Eastern Washington
Portland State
Northern Arizona
Idaho State

[McNeeserocket]

I have been to the following:

Georgia Southern
Youngstown
Western Kentucky
Portland State
Southern Utah
Jacksonville State
Grambling State
Southern University
Troy State (when they were I-AA)
Northwestern LA
Texas State
Nicholls State
Southeastern La
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston State
and
Tenn Chatanooga (National Championship games in 97 and 02)

[twentythreeOh4]

Montana
Montana St.
E. Washington on campus (Woodward),
E. Washington off campus (Joe Albi in Spokane)
Portland St.
Idaho St.
Weber St.
N. Arizona

Former I-AA
Idaho
Marshall

[ngineer]

Aside from JMU:

W&M
Liberty
Richmond
Chattanooga :cool:

Best Stadium: Chattanooga
Worst Stadium: Richmond

I would have been able to say Furman if I hadn't missed the bus. :mad:

In 2005 I am looking forward to adding Coastal Carolina and Delaware.

What!? You weren't at Goodman last November?? ;)

[AppMan]

So-Con: ASU (Duhhh), Citadel, ETSU, E-loan, Furman, GSU, UTC, WCU, Wofford.

Other 1-aa: Coastal Carolina, SC State, NC A&T, VM-1, W&M, Richmond, JMU, New Hampshire, Maine, Liberty, Char Southern, EKU, WKU, Tenn Tech, Samford, UT-Martin, Harvard, Lehigh, Northwestern State, Florida A&M.

1-A: Alabama, Ark State, UAB (Legion Field), Army, Auburn, Ball State, Boston College, Bowling Green, Central Florida (Citrus Bowl), Cincinnati, Clemson, Connecticut, Duke, ECU, Florida, FSU, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana Monroe, Louisville, Marshall, Maryland, Michigan, MTSU, Navy, UNC-CH, NC State, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Purdue, South Carolina, South Florida (Raymond James Stadium), Tennessee, Troy, Tulsa, Vandy, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest, and West Virginia.

Next up, LSU & Kansas.

[Rob]

Chattanooga
Hofstra
Delaware
Delaware St.
Lehigh
UMass
Penn
Villanova
William & Mary

I would have been to more except for Delaware's uncanny ability to get home games in the playoffs... :)

I'll be heading down to Towson this year. Maine is doubtful though...

[Grizo406]

So, are ya' gonna make it back to Washington/Grizzly next season, ralph?

[Grizo406]

I'll be in Park City for the Big Sky media days... you gonna be there? :confused:

I know I should know, but I don't. When is it? Maybe I can talk pols into a road trip...schedule permitting.

[bkrownd]

Only McGuirk. Oh, and I've been to Cornell for a lacrosse game. That it. I spend football saturdays listening to my teams and watching scores, so travelling on saturday didn't appeal to me too much. (Now it ain't even an option...)

[saint0917]

67% of the A10:
Delaware
Villanova
UMass
URI
UNH
W&M
Richmond
JMU
Hope to add Towson to the list this year to make it 75%

plus Penn's Franklin Field to see Delaware/Temple.

That would be 6666666%, no rounding up ;)

[saint0917]

Delaware
W&M
Richmond
JMU
Villanova
URI
UMass
UNH
Maine
Northeastern
Citadel
GSU
VMI
Montana
YSU
Lehigh
Holy Cross
Colgate
Lafayette
Bucknell
Penn
Princeton
Delaware St
EKU
UTC

Nice list CM, any plans to add to that list this year?

[saint0917]

Last year:
North Dakota State
Montana
McNeese State
Illinois State
Southern Illinois
Soldier Field (Chicago Classic)
Georgia Southern
Eastern Illinois
Northeastern
Harvard
Valparaiso
Delaware
Chatty

Thinking about these additions in 2005:
Ford Stadium in Detroit (Labor Day Classic)
Western Kentucky
Furman
Youngstown State
South Dakota State
Northern Iowa
Portland State
Northwestern State
VMI

When are you going to add Umass to that list Ralph?

[ChickenMan]

Just Towson... unless the playoffs provide another opportunity.

[WCU LawCat]

WCU. Have you guys built a visitors side yet?

Yes and its nice with seat backs. Its actually the side WCU stands on now.

I have been to

WCU
ASU
Wofford
GSU
Furman
Gardner Webb
ETSU (final year)

[OL FU]

Yes and its nice with seat backs. Its actually the side WCU stands on now.

As you can tell it has been awhile, will have to change that this fall.

[wkuhillhound]

Other than WKU, I have been to:

Murray State and
Chattanooga (National Championship game!!)

[wkuhillhound]

I have been to the following:

Georgia Southern
Youngstown
Western Kentucky
Portland State
Southern Utah
Jacksonville State
Grambling State
Southern University
Troy State (when they were I-AA)
Northwestern LA
Texas State
Nicholls State
Southeastern La
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston State
and
Tenn Chatanooga (National Championship games in 97 and 02)


What was your thoughts on L.T. Smith Stadium, rocket?

[catbob]

CM needs to make it over to Bozeman to see Cat/Griz. ;)

[JaxSinfonian]

Of current I-AA's I've visited Samford and Furman.

Stadiums I visited when the home team was I-AA: Troy, UAB (Legion Field), and MTSU.

[DuckDuckGriz]

I-AA:
Montana State
Eastern Washington (both Albi & Woodward)
Portland State
UTC-Chattanooga (`04 championship game)

Former I-AA/I-As:
St. Mary's (CA)
Idaho
Washington State

and this fall (dum dum dum).......Oregon

[Husky Alum]

Here's my list...

Yale
Brown
Harvard
Northeastern
UNH
UMass
Columbia
Penn
William & Mary
UConn (1-AA days)
Fairfield
Sacred Heart
Central CT
URI
Iona
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Siena

1-A:

BC
Northwestern
Army
Navy
Air Force
LA Coliseum (USC)
Sun Devil Stadium
Colorado State
Vanderbilt
Arizona Stadium
Central Michigan
Western Michigan
Louisville (pre-Papa John's Days)
Cincinnati

[Marcus Garvey]

Sticking to I-AA Stadiums...

Lehigh (Taylor Stadium): It was old, and decrepit, good ridance.
Lehigh (Goodman Stadium): Damn nice place to watch a game
Dartmouth (Memorial Stadium): Good lines of sight, but let's have more than two restrooms with running water please!
New Hampshire (Cowell Stadium): A sub-standard high school stadium with the same plumbing problems as Dartmouth
Boston University (Nickerson Field): Lines of sight could have been better. But the grandstand was originally built for baseball.... At least they served beer.
Harvard (Harvard Stadium): Great stadium, great lines of sight, but you sit on concrete. It's my favorite because I'd just walk up to Harvard Sq. and catch the T into Boston to party!
UMass (McGuirk Stadium): It is what it is. A decent stadium that didn't cost too much to build. Lines of sight are good.
Brown (Brown Stadium): Nice old stadium. In a residential neighborhood, so parking can be tough for a large crowd, unfortunately, that's seldom a problem at Brown.
Northeastern (Parson's Field): Since Upsala College closed it's doors, I can safely say that every football stadium in the Centennial Conference and Middle Atlantic Conf. (both D-III) are MUCH better!
Holy Cross (Fitton Field): My 2nd favorite after Harvard. Good lines of sight. Adequate concessions and restrooms. Parking was up on top of the hill though.

I-A:
Boston College (Alumni Stadium): No restooms on the upper deck concourse of the endzone stands.... had to walk all the way down stairs.
Arizona State (Sun Devil Stadium): Good lines of sight, plenty of parking (if you're not afraid to walk) and lots of bars and restarunts close by.
Arizona (Arizona Stadium): I have season tickets, so I'm partial to it.

Misc:
Bank One Ballpark (Phoenix, AZ): I saw an Insight Bowl there a few years ago. Made the mistake of getting endzone seats (3B line). The shallow slant of the stands meant it was a lousy view. I may as well have been standing on the field and watching the game.

[blur2005]

I've only been to JMU's and Richmond's, which are on opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of quality.

[HensRock]

Sticking to I-AA Stadiums...

Lehigh (Taylor Stadium): It was old, and decrepit, good ridance.
Lehigh (Goodman Stadium): Damn nice place to watch a game
Dartmouth (Memorial Stadium): Good lines of sight, but let's have more than two restrooms with running water please!
New Hampshire (Cowell Stadium): A sub-standard high school stadium with the same plumbing problems as Dartmouth
Boston University (Nickerson Field): Lines of sight could have been better. But the grandstand was originally built for baseball.... At least they served beer.
Harvard (Harvard Stadium): Great stadium, great lines of sight, but you sit on concrete. It's my favorite because I'd just walk up to Harvard Sq. and catch the T into Boston to party!
UMass (McGuirk Stadium): It is what it is. A decent stadium that didn't cost too much to build. Lines of sight are good.
Brown (Brown Stadium): Nice old stadium. In a residential neighborhood, so parking can be tough for a large crowd, unfortunately, that's seldom a problem at Brown.
Northeastern (Parson's Field): Since Upsala College closed it's doors, I can safely say that every football stadium in the Centennial Conference and Middle Atlantic Conf. (both D-III) are MUCH better!
Holy Cross (Fitton Field): My 2nd favorite after Harvard. Good lines of sight. Adequate concessions and restrooms. Parking was up on top of the hill though.

I-A:
Boston College (Alumni Stadium): No restooms on the upper deck concourse of the endzone stands.... had to walk all the way down stairs.
Arizona State (Sun Devil Stadium): Good lines of sight, plenty of parking (if you're not afraid to walk) and lots of bars and restarunts close by.
Arizona (Arizona Stadium): I have season tickets, so I'm partial to it.

Misc:
Bank One Ballpark (Phoenix, AZ): I saw an Insight Bowl there a few years ago. Made the mistake of getting endzone seats (3B line). The shallow slant of the stands meant it was a lousy view. I may as well have been standing on the field and watching the game.

Marcus, I'm telling ya - you would LOVE Delaware Stadium. I know you are not crazy about the Hens, but if you could get beyond that, you would enjoy a game there if/when you get back east. The east/west stands are pitched at an angle which is no longer allowed by the ADA (which is why we can't upgrade our pressbox - but that's a different story), so the lines of sight are excellent - even in highest seats.

[MR. CHICKEN]

DELAWARE STADIUM
VILLANOVA
WM. & MARY
VETERAN;'S STADIUM (DELAWARE vs TEMPLE)
PENN STATE (PENN STATE vs VIRGINIA)
GIANTS STADIUM (PENN STATE vs GEORGIA TECH) KICK-OFF CLASSIC ONE YEAR!
ANAPOLIS (DELAWARE vs NAVY)
LOOKING FORWARD TA SEEIN' TOWSON'S DIS SEASON!.....BRAWK!

:nod: :rotateh: :nod: :bow: :nod: :rotateh: :nod:

xlolx :hurray: :beerchug: :hurray: xlolx

[blueballs]

GSU
BCC
Sav St
UCF
USF
Citadel
FIU
UD
McNeese
UTC
ASU

If Baldy or EagleGus 2 post their list it might take 2 pages as they don't miss many GSU games...

[Marcus Garvey]

Marcus, I'm telling ya - you would LOVE Delaware Stadium. I know you are not crazy about the Hens, but if you could get beyond that, you would enjoy a game there if/when you get back east. The east/west stands are pitched at an angle which is no longer allowed by the ADA (which is why we can't upgrade our pressbox - but that's a different story), so the lines of sight are excellent - even in highest seats.

Oh, I'm sure I would. I don't know if I'll ever have an opportunity to see a game there though. If you noticed, except for Lehigh, all the stadiums I've been too have been in either New England or Arizona, which are the regions I've lived in since finishing college.

I'm back East about once ever 2 or 3 years these days. Frankly, checking out Citizens Bank Park is higher on my priority list than any college football stadium! :D

[bluehenbillk]

Mine is a pretty lengthy list:

1-AA
Delaware
Del State
Lehigh (both old/new)
Villanova
Wm & Mary
JMU
Towson
Richmond
UMass
Maine
N'Eastern
UNH
Hofstra
Penn
Bucknell
Holy Cross
Harvard
Youngstown St
Boston Univ

1-A
Penn State
Temple (old/new)
Navy
Michigan
Pitt
Kansas
Kansas St
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
S Carolina
Florida
Syracuse
Boston College
Ohio St
Tennessee
UNC
Duke
Wake Forest
Army

and..
Arrowhead Stadium (Nebraska at Okla St)

[McNeeserocket]

What was your thoughts on L.T. Smith Stadium, rocket?
I think your stadium was nice, but I got to tell you that a one-sided stadium just doesn't seem complete! And, since you ask, why in the world would you have a one-sided stadium that faces the sun in the afternoon when you mainly play afternoon games? I know that the stadium seating can be seen from the bottom of the hill (hense Hilltoppers) but it would make more sense to play night games if the one sided stadium is facing the afternoon sun.

Other than that, you facility was top notch. Your fans were nice to us visitors and my group had a wonderful time (except that we lost the game).

[WMTribe90]

IAA: URI, VMI, GSU, JMU, UR, Villanova, UD, Maine, NU, Bucknell, UNH, William & Mary, UNI, Lehigh, UConn

IA: Indiana, UCF, Temple (Vet), NC State, UVA, Pitt, Maryland

I've seen Penn, Dartmouth and Harvard stadiums, but it wasn't during a game.

[Doc QB]

Played in:
Lehigh's Goodman Stadium
Lafayette's fisher field
N-eastern (could they have a more pathetic site?)
Brown
Cornell
Fordham
Holy Cross's Fitton Field (my favorite, took first collgegiate snap there)
Bucknell
W&M

Been to:
Lehigh's old Taylor Stadium
Towson (great stadium, no one ever in the seats, though)
Delaware (awesome crowd)
Villanova
Penn's Franklin field
Yale bowl
Richmond
Princeton (old Palmer stadium)
JMU (pre-renovation, circa 1991)
navy

[FightinBluHen51]

For a "young guy" that only really follows his team...

Hofstra (2000 and 2004)
UMass (00)
Richmond (02)
Navy (03 and 04)
Villanova (03)
Chatty (03 Championship game)
JMU (04)

This year, the plan is to make all 11 games, which means Nova will get another notch, W&M will get it's first, same for Towson, and hopefully Maine as well...that's the only game up in the air right now, but I'll probably make it orono. Not to bad for someone that only has now 5 full seasons of Delaware football under their belt and will have 6 after this season. Now that school is done, I should be able to complete the A-10/CAA circuit in the next full "scheduling" rotation.

[GannonFan]

I've been to a few:

IAA
UD
Umass
Northeastern
Maine
Hofstra
JMU
W&M
villanova
Richmond
Youngstown St
Indiana St
Harvard
Penn
Princeton (old and new)
Delaware St
Lehigh
Lafayette
Bucknell
Fordham
Holy Cross
Boston U

IA
Va Tech
Virginia
UNC
Wake
Duke
Pitt (old only)
Syracuse
Temple (both Vet and Linc)
South Florida
Army
Oregon St
UCLA (Rose Bowl)
Arizona St
Hawaii (Aloha Stadium)
South Carolina
Florida
UNLV
Navy
Michigan
Minnesota
Penn St
Indiana
Boston College

[WUTNDITWAA]

Appalachian State
Western Carolina
Georgia Southern
Liberty
VMI
ETSU
Richmond
JMU
W&M
The Citadel
Davidson
Hampton
Marshall (when it was 1AA)
Furman
NCA&T
Wofford
Elon (not for game)
Catawba, Wingate (if DII gets its way :mad: )

[UD1993]

Delaware
Villanova
W&M
Northeastern
Richmond
Chattanooga
Marshall (1992 playoff :bang: )
Cornell (graduation)
Lehigh (graduation)
Towson (lacrosse)

-also-

Navy (vs. UD)
Army
Penn St.
UTenn

[McNeeserocket]

Other than seeing your favorite I-AA team play at home, what other I-AA stadiums have you been too? As sad and pathetic as this is the only other stadium I've been to is when Umass played at Boston University when they were still part of the Yankee Conference. But I hope that changes this year, I'm going to try and make it to either Colgate or Delaware.
We need to get Chris Buchanan on this strand. Chris has not missed a McNeese game (home or away) in 30 years! His list is probably double anybody else list!

I know that he surpassed the 300th consecutive game back in 2002 mid season.

[Doo Cane 4 ever]

In 2003-2004 visited: Bucknell, Penn, Iona, Marist, Morehead State,
In 2004-2005 visited Holy Cross, St. Peter's, Fordham, LaSalle, Robert Morris.
Will add St. Francis, Georgetown, and Columbia this season.
Also been to Lehigh and Lafayette since I live in Bethlehem.
Best by far was Penn, worst a close tie between Iona, St. Peter's and Marist.
Longest trip was to Morehead (700 miles).
Actually you can add Duquesne to the list of worst stadiums since we know it is terrible. Time to improve the Duquesne stadium but that's old news :deadhorse

[wkuhillhound]

I think your stadium was nice, but I got to tell you that a one-sided stadium just doesn't seem complete! And, since you ask, why in the world would you have a one-sided stadium that faces the sun in the afternoon when you mainly play afternoon games? I know that the stadium seating can be seen from the bottom of the hill (hense Hilltoppers) but it would make more sense to play night games if the one sided stadium is facing the afternoon sun.

Other than that, you facility was top notch. Your fans were nice to us visitors and my group had a wonderful time (except that we lost the game).

That is an annoyance. WKU rarely play afternoon games anymore. Early in the season most games are played after 6 pm, then gets earlier as the season goes on because of the sun, especially after Homecoming. I always wear a visor or sunglasses doing those games.

For example, last year's Home schedule:
09/11 Concord started at 7PM
10/02 Youngstown State started at 6:30PM
10/23 Homecoming: Indiana State started at 4PM
10/30 Illinois State started at 7PM
11/13 Western Illinois started at 4PM

Also, 2003 home schedule
08/28 Union started at 7PM
09/06 West Virginia Tech started at 7PM
09/20 Eastern Kentucky started at 7PM
10/11 Southwest Missouri State started at 7PM
11/01 Homecoming: Southern Illinois started at 4PM
11/08 Northern Iowa started at 4PM
11/29 Playoffs: Jacksonville State started at 2:30PM (NCAA set)

I didn't want it to feel like I was trying to drill it. Hopefully, it answers your questions a little bit.

[UAalum72]

Will add St. Francis, Georgetown, and Columbia this season.

Actually you can add Duquesne to the list of worst stadiums since we know it is terrible. Time to improve the Duquesne stadium but that's old news
From what I've heard, St. Francis, though scenic, may set a new low. Take some panoramic pictures, I've never seen any of the 1,500-seat Pine Bowl.

[D1B]

Drake
Southwest Missouri State (2x)
Indiana State
Western Illinois (2x)
Southern Illinois (2x)
Youngstown State
NE Louisiana
Montana State
Montana
Northern Iowa (26X)
Eastern Illinois
Illinois State (2x)
McNeese State

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

I've either attended games at or visited the campus and viewed the stadium at:

Maine
Dartmouth
UNH
Boston Univ.
Northeastern
Harvard
Holy Cross
UMass
Rhode Island
UConn
Central Conn.
Yale
Stony Brook
Lehigh
Lafayette
Villanova
Bucknell
Delaware
Citadel
Georgia Southern

Viewed from a distance:

Columbia
Cornell
Penn
James Madison

Can't believe I didn't see them while I was there:

Princeton
Albany
Colgate
William & Mary


Yeah, I'm an old fart too!!

[WMTribe90]

UNH,

You should come down to Williamsburg this year. Should be an outstanding games between two highly ranked (hopefully) teams.

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

WMTribe90,

Preliminary plans are for a trip to W'burg. I haven't been there for at least 20 years and it will be four more years before another regular season game there. When plans get finalized, I'll seek out some more information. Hopefully, we can see the offenses unleashed unlike last year's game in the Nor'easter/Hurricane!!

[NEZ]

You'll need Umass to complete your tour ;)

My bad, i've been there also. I knew I was forgot one.

[GSUBass]

I've been to Chattanooga, Furman (twice), Wofford, but never missed a home game in the 4 years I've been at GSU.

Plan on making it to Boone this year. Want to go to Boston for the Northeastern game, and Brookings(is that it?) for the SDSU game, we'll see if I have the funds/ a job so I can go.

[FU97]

App State
ETSU
Wofford
Samford
Furman (obviously)
GSU
Chattanooga (National Championship)

I'll likely get to Western Carolina this year. Would have made the Jax State game if it wasn't a Thursday night.

[Pen Guin]

I nominate Savannahjohn's picture as the best so far ... I am still laughing :)

[TheValleyRaider]

Aside from Colgate, I've been to:
Dartmouth
Cornell
Princeton
Lafayette
FAU (I-AA at the time)
Chattanooga (Championship Game!)
UMass
Yale
Lehigh

Not bad for only following them for two years. Also adding Holy Cross later this year.

Best Stadium on that list: Lehigh or Princeton
Worst: Lafayette or Yale (cool because of the look, but falling apart at the time)

I should also add that I've driven by Marist's several times (I live in Poughkeepsie) and I competed twice with my high school marching band at Hofstra. We also went to the NY State Championships at the Carrier Dome for all 4 years, which was pretty sweet.

[AndrewFU21]

I grew up a Duke fan, so obviously I have been to more 1-A stadiums. I'll be a Freshman at Furman University this fall, so I definitely plan on seeing more 1-AA venues in the future.


1-AA

Furman
Appalachian State

Been to the stadium, but never seen a game:
Wofford
Elon



1-A

Duke(essentially every home game since the early 90's... quite a painful thing indeed)
UNC-Chapel Hill
NC State
ECU
Wake Forest
Virginia
Clemson
Tennessee
Maryland

[BlackSaturday]

Appalachian State--amazing backdrop for a fall football game
Elon--beautiful stadium, could use more atmosphere
Georgia Southern--Whose house? definately worth the trip for the experience

Defunct-
ETSU--Dropping football put the Minidome out of its misery, not an enjoyable venue

I-A
West Virginia University
Virginia Tech
East Carolina University

I also visited Cincy stadium when I was on campus once.

[GSUBass]

AndrewFU21,

Make sure you make it down to Statesboro for that game. The only other game w/ as much hate for us is Appy.

[Catsfan]

I've been to games at:

Northeastern
Harvard
Dartmouth
UConn (I-aa at the time)
Cornell
Delaware
Villanova
Penn
Princeton
Lehigh
Towson
Richmond
William and Mary

[leatherneck177]

I think you all are missing out by not getting down to Macomb, Illinois. Hanson Field boasts an above average tailgate as well as some good local eateries and an excellent bar scene. Don't forget the central location and pleasant scenery as you cruise along 67, 134, or any other major highway that leads into the sticks of central Illinois.

[txstatebobcat]

Texas State obviously.
McNeese St
Sam Houston State
Stephen F Austin
and Nicholls State

as far as I-A goes:

University of Texas
Baylor University

[FL connection]

Florida
FSU
UCF
USF
Iowa
ISU
UNI
Mizzou
Eastern Mich.
(can't wait to visit BYU)

OVC sites are neat little places to play!!!
TTU
TSU(great atmosphere!)
MSU
UTM
EKU
JSU
Samford
SEMO

IND. ST
ILL. ST

[UMgrizzlies]

List of staduims i have visited-
UNH
Northeastern
Rhode Island
Harvard
William and Mary

[Augusta Paladin]

1-AA- GA Southern, Woffy, Appy, ETSU (Good Riddance), Chattanooga (Old and New), Western Carolina, Citadel, VMI (Great trip), William and Mary (terrible press box in 1999), Villanova, Samford, Richmond, SC State, Gardner-Webb and will add Jax State this year.

1-A- Pitt, UNC, Wyoming, GA Tech, Georgia, Clemson, South Carolina, Gator Bowl (Cocktail Party), Auburn and Mississippi St.

[RadMann]

I-AA
Delaware Stadium
URI
UConn (when they were I-AA)
Nova
William & MARY
University of Pennsylvania (Franklin Field)
Princeton (the old Palmer Stadium - now demolished)
Lehigh (new stadium)

I-A
Penn State - Beaver Stadium
Navy - Navy-Marine Corps Stadium (Annapolis)
Army - Navy Game (at old JFK Stadium in Philly - since demolished)
Temple - Veterans Stadium (since demolished)

[umassfan]

UMass
Delaware
Del St
Colgate


Might hit up NAU this year now that im in vegas... any other western teams I should hit up?

[RockyMtnGriz]

Might hit up NAU this year now that im in vegas... any other western teams I should hit up?

Come to Montana...

http://web.montanagrizzlies.com/mtgriz/images/rotatingimages/stadiums_and_facilities/wgs_RainbowStadium275.jpg

[813Jag]

I've been to: Albama St., Alabama A&M, Alcorn St., Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Grambling, Jackson St., Mississippi Valley, Prarie View, Texas Southern (Robertson Stadium). Also been to Florida A&M, Nicholls St., Northwestern St., Southeastern La.
Non 1-AA stadiums: UL-Lafayette, Tiger Stadium, Superdome, Independence Stadium, Ladd-Peoples (Mobile), Legion Field, Georgia Dome, RCA Dome, Soldier Field, Alltel Stadium, Raymond James Stadium, Doak Campbell Stadium, Texas Stadium, Cotton Bowl, Astrodome, Rice Stadium, Reliant Stadium, and Kyle Field. Hopefully I'll get to the swamp this year. I'm not to happy about not getting to McNeese this year.

[PapaBear]

Lehigh
Lafayette
Delaware
New Hampshire
Holy Cross
William & Mary
Villanova
Morse Field at Harold Alfond Sports Stadium!

[DC 'gater]

Bucknell
Cornell
Lehigh
UPenn (Franklin Field)
Princeton
William & Mary
Towson
Yale
UNH
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Boston U.
Fordham
Columbia
FAU
Chatty
Wagner
St. Francis, PA
Monmouth (NJ)
Villanova
Robert Morris
Georgetown

I-A
Syracuse
Rutgers (Campus and Giants Stadium)
Duke
Army
Navy

Most as a player or coach.

[txstman]

Sam Houston.

What a hole of a stadium.

Been to various others but for other events than football.