I played at Idaho St in the 80s , as a punter you could nail the center scoreboard with the right drop , but not the ceiling - taller than it looks

If you do D3, Hartwick College's Wright Stadium is on the side of the mountain, and has no gap between the back of the endzone and a fence on one side. SUNY Morrisville has a Black Turf, which makes jt fascinating

It's kinda crazy to think that 10 years ago, the Kibbie Dome would be in the FBS video.

Idaho gets a shit ton of snow, curve allows snow to side off the roof.

I visited Pocatello in 1983 on a road trip. We went to Holt Arena and wandered around the entire place. We were amazed he much was actually underground.

My wife graduated from Hampton University.  We went to their homecoming last year. Their stadium is different but decent looking at the same time.

@12:25 - Homer Bryce @ SFA - Capacity may say 14,000, but in 2005 there was a Texas HS playoff game between Lufkin and Longview that had the stadium at 25,000.  There were people packed on the hills on both sides from the track to the top of the hills.  You couldn't even tell that there was grass on the sides of the stands.  I believe the SFA Athletic office has a picture of the crowd in their office.  I was present for that game and it was crazy. At the same time, there was a game between Southlake Carroll & Abilene HS at Texas Stadium in Irving that also had around 25,000 people.  Two HS games had around 50,000 people watching live.

Watching this video while looking out my dorm room looking at the Kibbie Dome

Didn’t know Grambling State had such a nice football field! That and Bama State may be the nicest looking fields in the SWAC

I'm a student at Indiana State. The reason for the renovations was because the stadium was originally built for minor league baseball, and was considered a marvel of a minor league park for the time. The outfield wall is still intact today. It was renovated for football in the 1960s. The reason there's no buildings around it is because it was built by the city about three miles from campus, not the university, and it was put in the middle of a city park, where there are lots of trees and a walking path. It's an alright place to catch a game, very much a high schoolesque experience in my opinion with the one big stand. Roll Trees!

Really interesting! I really want to visit all of the indoor arenas! I really love FCS football. Go Bison!

I went to NAU and the Skydome might not be perfect but it was our home.

I was visiting Duquesne this summer... football was practicing.  I could walk right up to the turf.  What was interesting though was the kickers were practicing and hitting the residence hall nearly every kick.  You gotta imagine footballs occasionally crash through windows.  Beautiful field though!

3:00 one of my favorite teams to use in old ncaa football video games. Idaho and the kibbie dome back in the days of the WAC

Kinda crazy that the public high school district in Pittsburgh has a bigger stadium than Duquesne

Indiana States stadium hosted minor league and ISU baseball once.    Also, until late 1990 or early, 2000, there was a par 3 golf course surrounding the stadium.  Hence, the reason for the that park  setting.

Northern Arizona's stadium looks like a crash-landed UFO.

The shape that both Ryan Field and Michie Stadium are currently in, they could have made the list, although they'll both look different upon completion of renovation. From  the press box of Ryan Field, and its current television cameras, Lake Michigan is front-and-center.

Central AR field would have probably looked pretty good if they went with all purple, that striping is just horrific.

As a Syracuse fan, I sat there for about 30 seconds when he said that seven of the nine indoor stadiums, not shared with a pro team are in the FCS, but then I realize UTSA and the Alamodome, but that’s also a little bit of an Asterix because even though there’s no NFL team, it was built to potentially get an NFL team and it’s more of a pro level stadium and it’s not owned by the school. Syracuse is truly the only major Domed stadium owned and operated on a college campus in America.