Top 23 College Football Stadiums

Six-figure mega-bowls, cozy cauldrons and a couple of century-old landmarks. Saturday atmosphere matters as much as seating capacity.

1. 1
   Michigan Stadium

   The Big House in Ann Arbor, the largest stadium in the United States.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Notre Dame Stadium

   The Fighting Irish home in South Bend, overlooked by Touchdown Jesus.
   942pts
3. 3
   Tiger Stadium

   LSU's Death Valley in Baton Rouge, famed for deafening night games.
   753pts
4. 4
   Clemson Memorial Stadium

   Clemson's Death Valley, where players run down the hill after rubbing Howard's Rock.
   753pts
5. 5
   Lane Stadium

   Virginia Tech's home in Blacksburg, where Enter Sandman shakes the stands.
   668pts
6. 6
   DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium

   The Texas Longhorns' home in Austin, one of the largest stadiums in the country.
   668pts
7. 7
   Doak Campbell Stadium

   Florida State's brick-clad Tallahassee home, where Osceola plants the flaming spear.
   668pts
8. 8
   Kinnick Stadium

   Iowa's home, where the whole crowd waves to the children's hospital next door.
   668pts
9. 9
   Rose Bowl

   Pasadena landmark and UCLA's home, host of the Granddaddy of Them All.
   565pts
10. 10
    Kyle Field

    Texas A&M's home of the 12th Man and its standing student section.
    565pts
11. 11
    Neyland Stadium

    Tennessee's checkerboard-end-zone home on the Tennessee River.
    565pts
12. 12
    Ben Hill Griffin Stadium

    Florida's Swamp in Gainesville, built below ground level.
    439pts
13. 13
    Jordan-Hare Stadium

    Auburn's home, where the Kick Six and toilet-papered Toomer's Corner live in legend.
    439pts
14. 14
    Autzen Stadium

    Oregon's compact Eugene stadium, considered one of the loudest in the sport.
    439pts
15. 15
    Nebraska Memorial Stadium

    Nebraska's Sea of Red in Lincoln, with a sellout streak running since 1962.
    439pts
16. 16
    Beaver Stadium

    Penn State's home in State College, known for its White Out games.
    439pts
17. 17
    Bryant-Denny Stadium

    Alabama's Tuscaloosa home, where the Crimson Tide built a dynasty.
    439pts
18. 18
    Oklahoma Memorial Stadium

    Oklahoma's Owen Field in Norman, home of the Sooner Schooner.
    439pts
19. 19
    Husky Stadium

    Washington's home on Lake Washington, where fans can arrive by boat.
    0pts
20. 20
    Ohio Stadium

    Ohio State's Horseshoe in Columbus, home of Script Ohio.
    0pts
21. 21
    Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

    USC's historic home and the only stadium to host two Olympic Games' main events.
    0pts
22. 22
    Camp Randall Stadium

    Wisconsin's home in Madison, where fans Jump Around before the fourth quarter.
    0pts
23. 23
    Vaught-Hemingway Stadium

    Ole Miss's Oxford home, next to the famous tailgating Grove.
    0pts

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