Fun fact: Miami was a college when Florida still belonged to Spain

Miami of Ohio gets its name from the native tribe that lived in the area.  Props on correctly pronouncing "Olentangy," too.  👍

I think it's a crime against word play that Dix Stadium isn't at Ball State.

The Glass Bowl is named that way, because Toledo was home to a glass making company.

Fun fact: the Wolverine Amtrak train that runs right past Western Michigan’s Waldo Stadium also runs right past Eastern Michigan University’s campus.

I am a Bama fan and alum but I started watching the MAC games several years ago because there were a couple of games a week on TV during the week instead of Saturday.  I had just gotten my new big screen flat panel TV and would watch anything sports because it was so awesome.  Turns out, the MAC is very competitive and entertaining to watch.  The casual fan will not be disappointed if they attend a game.

Fun fact: From 1946-1951 the Cleveland Browns had their training camp in Bowling Green. The Browns colors are also orange and brown.

The London silly nannies is still the best team name ever

Look at you getting some MACtion!

This series was fantastic truly marvelous, looking forward to the FCS series

I'm going through all your college football videos and I have noticed that you are not critical, the worst think you ever say is "it's ok" and you find things to like even in the most simplest boring stadiums. especially nowadays, its so easy to be critical and you seem to find the positive in some of these stadiums. I think that's great

Akron's Rubber Bowl was arguably the worst college football stadium during it's last years. Ohio's Peden Stadium isn't bad, but isn't great either. However, it's a lot better than the stadiums at EMU, Buffalo, and Kent State.

A buddy of mine went to OU, and he said the stadium atmosphere always was electric!

Nice to know: the mascot of the Akron Zips is a Kangaroo 🦘named Zippy.

Do Stadiums of HBCU Schools in the SWAC and MEAC, Please.

There are conference realignments going on now. You will have to do SEC and Big 12 all over again

Miami University, the Great Miami River, and Little Miami River are named after the Miami Native American Tribe. The city of Miami, FL  is named after the Great Miami River, because the architects of the road between Daytona Beach and Miami were from Dayton, OH and they got to name the cities at the ends of the road.

Just wanna say, I'm In the shot of the central michigan marching band!  I'm one of the saxophone players on the bottom right!  Also, the first shot of Kelley/Shorts Stadium is waaaaayyyyy old lol its much, much bigger than that now

You should look at NCAA college hockey arenas!

I have been to nearly all of these stadiums in my time. Let me tell you, there is nothing in college football like a Saturday afternoon MAC game. As nearly all the conference is in short driving distance from each other, you can make an easy day trip complete with tailgating and football.