Recently went to Canvas Stadium at CSU. It’s like a mini NFL stadium it’s so impressive. Reminds me of Louisville’s Cardinal Stadium, or my alma mater UH’s TDECU Stadium.
While the Air Force Stadium does look cool its a pain in the ass to get in and out of. Since it’s on a military base, you have to go through a security check and there’s only 2 entrances on the base. This was shown in 2020 when the Colorado Avalanche played a hockey game at the stadium. The line to get into the parking lot was 3 hours long, it snowed the week before so it was muddy in the parking lot and it took 3 hours to get out of the stadium after the game ended. Also someone jumped off a bridge after the game, so everyone had to go out one entrance. A lot of people didn’t get back to Denver until 1am.
0:56 that's funny, but a common joke about the blue turf is that they constantly have to sweep dead birds off the field because the turf looks like water to them.
That imaging of Utah State’s stadium is probably over 10 years old. They completely rebuilt the whole stadium 6 years ago and it looks nothing like what you showed
War Memorial stadium has great atmosphere. They have a large student section and many people make the drive to Laramie from Cheyenne and other parts. UW is the only four-year college in the state, so you never know where people are from within Wyoming. Canvas Stadium is a great venue, too. I saw a game at the CSU stadium before Canvas, Hughes Stadium. We had to park way out in a field after driving to the boonies, and walk in about .75 miles to get to the grounds. I’m glad the Rams chose on campus for their new digs.
Albertson's Stadium is my fave. Actually, it was built on an ancient Smurf burial ground. You can still hear Jokey snicker every time you flush the toilet. Seriously, the scenic views make these stadiums some of the best in college football. Great work. Can't wait for the next one. Lol, you said Isotopes, Aussie.