Largest College Football Stadiums...by name (2024)

Name the largest college football stadiums by seating capacity as of the 2024 college football season. Please note that this is different than the quiz where you name the colleges with the largest football stadiums.

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Last updated: December 10, 2024

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107,600	Michigan Stadium OR "The Big House" (Michigan)
106,572	Beaver Stadium (Penn State)
102,780	Ohio Stadium (Ohio State)
102,733	Kyle Field (Texas A&M)
102,321	Tiger Stadium OR "Death Valley" (LSU)
101,915	Neyland Stadium (Tennessee)
100,119	Darrell K. Royal Memorial Stadium OR "DKR Stadium" (Texas)
100,077	Bryant-Denny Stadium (Alabama)
93,022	Sanford Stadium (Georgia)
92,542	The Rose Bowl (UCLA)
90,000	Memorial Stadium OR "The Sea of Red" (Nebraska)
88,548	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium OR "The Swamp" (Florida)
88,043	Jordan-Hare Stadium (Auburn)
86,112	Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (Oklahoma)
81,500	Memorial Stadium OR "Death Valley" (Clemson)
79,560	Doak S. Campbell Stadium (Florida State)
77,622	Notre Dame Stadium (Notre Dame)
77,559	Williams-Brice Stadium (South Carolina)
77,500	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (USC)
76,212	Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (Arkansas)
75,822	Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin)
75,005	Spartan Stadium (Michigan State)
70,585	Kinnick Stadium (Iowa)
70,083	Husky Stadium (Washington)
69,796	Lincoln Financial Field (Temple)