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Division II and III

Realignment, season by season

  1. 2026
  2. 2025
  3. 2024
  4. 2023
  5. 2022
  6. 2021
Earlier moves, 1991–⁠2020 (164)
  1. 2020
  2. 2018
  3. 2017
  4. 2016
  5. 2015
  6. 2014
  7. 2013
  8. 2012
  9. 2011
  10. 2009
  11. 2008
  12. 2007
  13. 2005
  14. 2004
  15. 2003
  16. 2002
  17. 2001
  18. 2000
    • UConn Atlantic 10 → independent
  19. 1999
  20. 1998
  21. 1997
  22. 1996
  23. 1995
  24. 1994
  25. 1993
  26. 1992
  27. 1991

Today’s FBS programs, from our conference membership records: each season a program began playing in a new conference (or as an independent) since 1990. Football memberships; conference names as they are today.

Rivalries

The most-played series between FBS programs. Every team page also links to its own most-played opponents, and any two teams’ head-to-head is at /rivalries/team-vs-team.

SeriesGamesLeaderSince
Minnesota vs. Wisconsin135 (133 on file)Minnesota 64–⁠63–⁠8 ‡1890
Auburn vs. Georgia130 (123 on file)Georgia 66–⁠56–⁠8 ‡1892
North Carolina vs. Virginia130 (120 on file)North Carolina 66–⁠60–⁠4 ‡1892
Oregon vs. Oregon State129 (109 on file)Oregon 70–⁠49–⁠10 ‡1894
Indiana vs. Purdue127 (125 on file)Purdue 77–⁠44–⁠6 ‡1891
California vs. Stanford127 (105 on file)Stanford 65–⁠51–⁠11 ‡1892
Army vs. Navy126 (125 on file)Navy 64–⁠55–⁠7 ‡1890
Kansas vs. Kansas State124Kansas 65–⁠54–⁠51902
Oklahoma vs. Texas122 (119 on file)Texas 65–⁠52–⁠5 ‡1900
Clemson vs. South Carolina122 (117 on file)Clemson 74–⁠44–⁠4 ‡1896
Kansas vs. Missouri122 (112 on file)Missouri 59–⁠54–⁠9 ‡1891
Michigan vs. Ohio State121Michigan 62–⁠52–⁠6 †1897
Baylor vs. TCU121 (116 on file)TCU 60–⁠54–⁠7 ‡1899
NC State vs. Wake Forest120 (119 on file)NC State 70–⁠44–⁠6 ‡1895
Kentucky vs. Tennessee120 (118 on file)Tennessee 85–⁠26–⁠9 ‡1893
Texas vs. Texas A&M120 (113 on file)Texas 78–⁠37–⁠5 ‡1894
Illinois vs. Northwestern119Illinois 59–⁠55–⁠51892
Mississippi State vs. Ole Miss119Ole Miss 67–⁠46–⁠6 ‡1901
Iowa vs. Minnesota119 (118 on file)Minnesota 63–⁠54–⁠2 ‡1891
Georgia vs. Georgia Tech119 (114 on file)Georgia 73–⁠41–⁠5 ‡1893
Michigan vs. Michigan State118Michigan 75–⁠38–⁠51898
Colorado State vs. Wyoming118 (115 on file)Colorado State 61–⁠52–⁠5 ‡1899
Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma State118 (112 on file)Oklahoma 91–⁠20–⁠7 ‡1904
Oregon vs. Washington118 (106 on file)Washington 63–⁠50–⁠5 ‡1900
Washington vs. Washington State118 (106 on file)Washington 78–⁠34–⁠6 ‡1900
Tennessee vs. Vanderbilt117 (116 on file)Tennessee 79–⁠33–⁠5 ‡1892
Kansas vs. Nebraska117 (109 on file)Nebraska 91–⁠23–⁠3 ‡1892
New Mexico vs. New Mexico State116 (92 on file)New Mexico 76–⁠35–⁠5 ‡1894
NC State vs. North Carolina115 (106 on file)North Carolina 68–⁠41–⁠6 ‡1894
Utah vs. Utah State115 (106 on file)Utah 81–⁠30–⁠4 ‡1892
LSU vs. Mississippi State114 (115 on file)LSU 75–⁠36–⁠3 ‡1896
Kansas vs. Oklahoma114 on fileOklahoma 80–⁠28–⁠61903
Baylor vs. Texas113 (112 on file)Texas 81–⁠28–⁠4 ‡1901
North Carolina vs. Wake Forest113 (107 on file)North Carolina 74–⁠37–⁠2 ‡1888
LSU vs. Ole Miss112 (110 on file)LSU 64–⁠44–⁠4 ‡1894
California vs. USC110 (108 on file)USC 72–⁠32–⁠6 ‡1912
Duke vs. North Carolina110 (106 on file)North Carolina 64–⁠42–⁠4 ‡1888
Iowa State vs. Kansas State109Iowa State 55–⁠50–⁠41917
Alabama vs. Tennessee108Alabama 60–⁠41–⁠6 †1903
Alabama vs. Mississippi State108 (107 on file)Alabama 88–⁠17–⁠3 ‡1896
Baylor vs. Texas A&M108 (102 on file)Texas A&M 68–⁠31–⁠9 ‡1899
Pittsburgh vs. West Virginia108 (101 on file)Pittsburgh 63–⁠42–⁠3 ‡1895
Michigan vs. Minnesota107Michigan 78–⁠26–⁠31892
Illinois vs. Ohio State105Ohio State 70–⁠30–⁠4 †1902
Iowa State vs. Nebraska105 (102 on file)Nebraska 86–⁠17–⁠2 ‡1896
Duke vs. Wake Forest105 (102 on file)Duke 62–⁠41–⁠2 ‡1889
Florida vs. Georgia104Georgia 58–⁠44–⁠21904
Oregon State vs. Washington State104 on fileWashington State 56–⁠45–⁠31916
Iowa State vs. Kansas104 on fileKansas 52–⁠46–⁠61916
Iowa State vs. Missouri104 (103 on file)Missouri 61–⁠34–⁠9 ‡1896
Missouri vs. Nebraska104 (96 on file)Nebraska 65–⁠36–⁠3 ‡1892
SMU vs. TCU103TCU 54–⁠42–⁠7 ‡1915
Northwestern vs. Wisconsin103 on fileWisconsin 62–⁠37–⁠41892
BYU vs. Utah103 (97 on file)Utah 62–⁠37–⁠4 ‡1896
Kansas State vs. Oklahoma102 on fileOklahoma 76–⁠22–⁠41914
Stanford vs. USC102USC 65–⁠34–⁠3 ‡1905
Illinois vs. Purdue102 (101 on file)Purdue 49–⁠47–⁠6 ‡1890
New Mexico State vs. UTEP102 (88 on file)UTEP 60–⁠40–⁠2 ‡1914
Virginia vs. Virginia Tech101Virginia Tech 62–⁠34–⁠51902
Indiana vs. Ohio State100 on fileOhio State 81–⁠13–⁠5 †1901
Penn State vs. Pittsburgh100 (99 on file)Penn State 53–⁠43–⁠4 ‡1893
California vs. Washington99 on fileWashington 55–⁠41–⁠31916
Iowa vs. Wisconsin99Wisconsin 49–⁠48–⁠21894
Kansas State vs. Missouri99Missouri 61–⁠33–⁠5 †1909
Minnesota vs. Northwestern99 on fileMinnesota 56–⁠38–⁠51892
Illinois vs. Michigan98Michigan 72–⁠24–⁠21898
Navy vs. Notre Dame98Notre Dame 82–⁠13–⁠1 †1927
Missouri vs. Oklahoma98Oklahoma 68–⁠25–⁠51902
LSU vs. Tulane98 (90 on file)LSU 69–⁠22–⁠7 ‡1893
Arizona vs. Arizona State98 (89 on file)Arizona 52–⁠45–⁠1 ‡1899
Rice vs. Texas97Texas 75–⁠21–⁠11914
Auburn vs. Mississippi State97 on fileAuburn 66–⁠28–⁠2 †1905
Ole Miss vs. Vanderbilt97 (96 on file)Ole Miss 55–⁠40–⁠2 ‡1894
Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt97 (95 on file)Kentucky 48–⁠45–⁠4 ‡1896
Notre Dame vs. USC96Notre Dame 51–⁠37–⁠5 †1926
Oregon vs. Washington State95 on fileOregon 52–⁠37–⁠61916
Stanford vs. UCLA95UCLA 49–⁠43–⁠31925
California vs. UCLA95UCLA 59–⁠34–⁠1 †1933
Kansas State vs. Nebraska95Nebraska 78–⁠15–⁠2 †1911
Oregon State vs. Washington95 on fileWashington 61–⁠32–⁠21916

Leaders by the official count, as each rivalry’s page gives it. † Without wins the NCAA vacated. ‡ The rivalry’s own count, from its Wikipedia article, where it differs from the games on file (early games our source lacks, forfeits, a game the two schools count differently). “On file” marks a series with no reference count to check ours against.

Trophies and who holds them

75 more trophies

Rivalry trophies between FBS programs that met in the last five seasons, the most-played first, from Wikipedia’s list of rivalry games; who holds each is worked out from our games (the winner of the latest meeting played for it).

Head coaches

These records are the games on file: every season as a head coach that our game records cover, at any school, as played. Each coach’s page adds his seasons at schools our records don’t cover, from his Wikipedia article, and gives his official record where the NCAA vacated wins or forfeits changed it.

Current FBS coaches

CoachSchoolOn file
Troy CalhounAir Force144–⁠98
Joe MoorheadAkron28–⁠53
Kalen DeBoerAlabama62–⁠19
Dowell LoggainsApp State9–⁠10
Brent BrennanArizona52–⁠61
Kenny DillinghamArizona State25–⁠20
Ryan SilverfieldArkansas53–⁠29
Butch JonesArkansas State113–⁠95
Jeff MonkenArmy93–⁠65
Alex GoleshAuburn27–⁠17
Kalani SitakeBYU90–⁠45
Mike UremovichBall State6–⁠13
Dave ArandaBaylor40–⁠39
Spencer DanielsonBoise State29–⁠9
Bill O’BrienBoston College27–⁠28
Eddie GeorgeBowling Green6–⁠13
Pete LemboBuffalo51–⁠43
Tosh LupoiCalifornia3–⁠4
Matt DrinkallCentral Michigan10–⁠10
Tim AlbinCharlotte35–⁠36
Scott SatterfieldCincinnati91–⁠64
Dabo SwinneyClemson191–⁠55
Ryan BeardCoastal Carolina9–⁠10
Deion SandersColorado18–⁠25
Jim MoraColorado State75–⁠57
Ryan CartyDelaware9–⁠10
Manny DiazDuke43–⁠26
Blake HarrellEast Carolina17–⁠8
Chris CreightonEastern Michigan65–⁠87
Jon SumrallFlorida48–⁠14
Zach KittleyFlorida Atlantic8–⁠10
Willie SimmonsFlorida International10–⁠9
Mike NorvellFlorida State79–⁠53
Matt EntzFresno State13–⁠7
Kirby SmartGeorgia123–⁠22
Clay HeltonGeorgia Southern76–⁠53
Dell McGeeGeorgia State9–⁠22
Brent KeyGeorgia Tech29–⁠24
Timmy ChangHawai’i23–⁠35
Willie FritzHouston91–⁠66
Bret BielemaIllinois137–⁠87
Curt CignettiIndiana52–⁠7
Kirk FerentzIowa218–⁠129
Jimmy RogersIowa State9–⁠9
Charles KellyJacksonville State14–⁠7
Billy NapierJames Madison69–⁠35
Lance LeipoldKansas66–⁠72
Collin KleinKansas State4–⁠2
Jerry MackKennesaw State11–⁠9
Mark CarneyKent State7–⁠12
Will SteinKentucky6–⁠1
Lane KiffinLSU121–⁠55
Jamey ChadwellLiberty69–⁠36
Michael DesormeauxLouisiana34–⁠27
Sonny CumbieLouisiana Tech25–⁠36
Jeff BrohmLouisville98–⁠59
Tony GibsonMarshall8–⁠10
Mike LocksleyMaryland41–⁠80
Joe HarasymiakMassachusetts4–⁠15
Charles HuffMemphis44–⁠27
Mario CristobalMiami103–⁠79
Chuck MartinMiami (OH)76–⁠77
Kyle WhittinghamMichigan181–⁠90
Pat FitzgeraldMichigan State112–⁠106
Derek MasonMiddle Tennessee36–⁠76
P.J. FleckMinnesota100–⁠68
Jeff LebbyMississippi State11–⁠20
Eli DrinkwitzMissouri63–⁠32
Casey WoodsMissouri State2–⁠4
Dave DoerenNC State121–⁠77
Brian NewberryNavy28–⁠16
Matt RhuleNebraska71–⁠64
Jeff ChoateNevada8–⁠23
Jason EckNew Mexico14–⁠5
Tony SanchezNew Mexico State29–⁠61
Bill BelichickNorth Carolina8–⁠10
Tim PolasekNorth Dakota State6–⁠1
Neal BrownNorth Texas76–⁠53
Rob HarleyNorthern Illinois0–⁠6
David BraunNorthwestern24–⁠20
Marcus FreemanNotre Dame49–⁠13
John HauserOhio6–⁠2
Ryan DayOhio State88–⁠13
Brent VenablesOklahoma35–⁠23
Eric MorrisOklahoma State26–⁠18
Ricky RahneOld Dominion32–⁠38
Pete GoldingOle Miss7–⁠2
Dan LanningOregon52–⁠10
JaMarcus ShephardOregon State5–⁠2
Matt CampbellPenn State110–⁠74
Pat NarduzziPittsburgh85–⁠63
Barry OdomPurdue49–⁠47
Scott AbellRice6–⁠14
Greg SchianoRutgers101–⁠112
Rhett LashleeSMU43–⁠17
Alonzo CarterSacramento State1–⁠6
Phil LongoSam Houston3–⁠15
Sean LewisSan Diego State39–⁠48
Ken NiumataloloSan José State123–⁠101
Major ApplewhiteSouth Alabama30–⁠27
Shane BeamerSouth Carolina36–⁠33
Brian HartlineSouth Florida5–⁠2
Blake AndersonSouthern Miss75–⁠60
Tavita PritchardStanford3–⁠4
Fran BrownSyracuse15–⁠16
Sonny DykesTCU110–⁠83
K.C. KeelerTemple19–⁠24
Josh HeupelTennessee79–⁠29
Steve SarkisianTexas98–⁠57
Mike ElkoTexas A&M39–⁠19
G.J. KinneTexas State26–⁠19
Joey McGuireTexas Tech41–⁠18
Mike JacobsToledo5–⁠2
Gerad ParkerTroy15–⁠23
Will HallTulane17–⁠33
Tre LambTulsa8–⁠11
Alex MortensenUAB6–⁠7
Scott FrostUCF43–⁠48
Bob ChesneyUCLA27–⁠6
Jason CandleUConn84–⁠47
Bryant VincentUL Monroe15–⁠28
Dan MullenUNLV117–⁠68
Lincoln RileyUSC96–⁠29
Scotty WaldenUTEP11–⁠30
Jeff TraylorUTSA59–⁠27
Morgan ScalleyUtah7–⁠0
Bronco MendenhallUtah State148–⁠99
Clark LeaVanderbilt29–⁠40
Tony ElliottVirginia26–⁠29
James FranklinVirginia Tech133–⁠62
Jake DickertWake Forest38–⁠25
Jedd FischWashington36–⁠36
Kirby MooreWashington State1–⁠6
Rich RodriguezWest Virginia144–⁠102
Tyson HeltonWestern Kentucky60–⁠40
Lance TaylorWestern Michigan25–⁠21
Luke FickellWisconsin84–⁠48
Jay SawvelWyoming11–⁠20

Most wins in our game file

CoachYearsOn filePct.
Joe Paterno1966–⁠2011409–⁠136–⁠3.749
Bobby Bowden1970–⁠2009357–⁠124–⁠4.740
Bear Bryant1945–⁠1982323–⁠85–⁠17.780
Pop Warner1895–⁠1938316–⁠108–⁠32.728
Nick Saban1990–⁠2023297–⁠71–⁠1.806
Mack Brown1985–⁠2024282–⁠150–⁠1.652
Amos Alonzo Stagg1891–⁠1943282–⁠123–⁠29.683
LaVell Edwards1972–⁠2000257–⁠101–⁠3.716
Tom Osborne1973–⁠1997255–⁠49–⁠3.836
Lou Holtz1969–⁠2004249–⁠132–⁠7.651
Frank Beamer1987–⁠2015238–⁠121–⁠2.662
Bo Schembechler1963–⁠1989234–⁠65–⁠8.775
Hayden Fry1962–⁠1998230–⁠180–⁠10.560
Steve Spurrier1987–⁠2015228–⁠89–⁠2.718
Kirk Ferentz1999–⁠2026218–⁠129.628
Bill Snyder1989–⁠2018215–⁠117–⁠1.647
Woody Hayes1949–⁠1978208–⁠63–⁠10.758
Don Nehlen1968–⁠2000202–⁠128–⁠8.609
Vince Dooley1964–⁠1988201–⁠77–⁠10.715
Brian Kelly2004–⁠2025200–⁠76.725
Dan McGugin1904–⁠1934197–⁠55–⁠19.762
Howard Jones1908–⁠1940194–⁠64–⁠21.733
John Cooper1977–⁠2000192–⁠84–⁠6.691
Gary Pinkel1991–⁠2015191–⁠110–⁠3.633
Bob Stoops1999–⁠2021191–⁠48.799
Dabo Swinney2008–⁠2026191–⁠55.776
Dana Bible1915–⁠1946190–⁠69–⁠22.715
John Vaught1947–⁠1973190–⁠61–⁠12.745
George Welsh1973–⁠2000189–⁠132–⁠4.588
Urban Meyer2001–⁠2018187–⁠32.854
Jess Neely1931–⁠1966187–⁠159–⁠17.539
Johnny Majors1968–⁠1996185–⁠137–⁠10.572
Darrell Royal1954–⁠1976184–⁠60–⁠5.749
Dick Tomey1977–⁠2009183–⁠145–⁠7.557
Gary Patterson2000–⁠2021181–⁠79.696
Kyle Whittingham2004–⁠2026181–⁠90.668
Jerry Claiborne1961–⁠1989179–⁠122–⁠8.592
Jackie Sherrill1976–⁠2003179–⁠121–⁠4.595
Frank Kush1958–⁠1979176–⁠54–⁠1.764
Don James1971–⁠1992175–⁠79–⁠3.687
Ralph Jordan1951–⁠1975175–⁠83–⁠7.674
Bob Neyland1926–⁠1952173–⁠31–⁠12.829
Frank Solich1998–⁠2020173–⁠101.631
Dan Devine1955–⁠1980172–⁠57–⁠9.742
George Woodruff1892–⁠1927172–⁠41–⁠3.803
Mark Richt2001–⁠2018171–⁠64.728
Wallace Wade1923–⁠1950171–⁠49–⁠10.765
Mike Gundy2005–⁠2025170–⁠90.654
Fisher DeBerry1984–⁠2006169–⁠109–⁠1.608
Jim Sweeney1968–⁠1996169–⁠134–⁠4.557

Stadiums

Every FBS home stadium, biggest first.

Michigan Stadium, Michigan: 107,601 seats (Big Ten)Beaver Stadium, Penn State: 106,572 seats (Big Ten)Ohio Stadium, Ohio State: 102,780 seats (Big Ten)Kyle Field, Texas A&M: 102,733 seats (Southeastern Conference)Neyland Stadium, Tennessee: 102,455 seats (Southeastern Conference)Tiger Stadium (LA), LSU: 102,321 seats (Southeastern Conference)Bryant-Denny Stadium, Alabama: 101,821 seats (Southeastern Conference)DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium, Texas: 100,119 seats (Southeastern Conference)Sanford Stadium, Georgia: 92,746 seats (Southeastern Conference)Rose Bowl, UCLA: 88,565 seats (Big Ten)Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Florida: 88,548 seats (Southeastern Conference)Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn: 87,451 seats (Southeastern Conference)Memorial Stadium (Norman, OK), Oklahoma: 86,112 seats (Southeastern Conference)Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE), Nebraska: 85,458 seats (Big Ten)Memorial Stadium (Clemson, SC), Clemson: 81,500 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Notre Dame Stadium, Notre Dame: 80,795 seats (FBS Independents)Camp Randall Stadium, Wisconsin: 80,321 seats (Big Ten)Williams-Brice Stadium, South Carolina: 80,250 seats (Southeastern Conference)Razorback Stadium, Arkansas: 80,000 seats (Southeastern Conference)Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, USC: 77,500 seats (Big Ten)Spartan Stadium, Michigan State: 75,005 seats (Big Ten)Memorial Stadium, Missouri: 71,168 seats (Southeastern Conference)Husky Stadium, Washington: 70,138 seats (Big Ten)Lincoln Financial Field, Temple: 69,879 seats (American Athletic Conference)Kinnick Stadium, Iowa: 69,250 seats (Big Ten)Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh: 68,400 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Doak Campbell Stadium, Florida State: 67,277 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Mountain America Stadium, Arizona State: 65,870 seats (Big 12)Raymond James Stadium, South Florida: 65,828 seats (American Athletic Conference)Lane Stadium, Virginia Tech: 65,632 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Allegiant Stadium, UNLV: 65,000 seats (Mountain West Conference)Hard Rock Stadium, Miami: 64,767 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Ole Miss: 64,038 seats (Southeastern Conference)LaVell Edwards Stadium, BYU: 63,470 seats (Big 12)California Memorial Stadium, California: 62,467 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Jack Trice Stadium, Iowa State: 61,500 seats (Big 12)Scott Stadium, Virginia: 61,500 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Davis Wade Stadium, Mississippi State: 61,337 seats (Southeastern Conference)Kroger Field, Kentucky: 61,000 seats (Southeastern Conference)Memorial Stadium (Champaign, IL), Illinois: 60,670 seats (Big Ten)Jones AT&T Stadium, Texas Tech: 60,454 seats (Big 12)L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium, Louisville: 60,000 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Milan Puskar Stadium, West Virginia: 60,000 seats (Big 12)Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, Memphis: 58,325 seats (American Athletic Conference)Carter-Finley Stadium, NC State: 58,000 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Ross-Ade Stadium, Purdue: 57,282 seats (Big Ten)Boone Pickens Stadium, Oklahoma State: 55,509 seats (Big 12)Bobby Dodd Stadium, Georgia Tech: 55,000 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Autzen Stadium, Oregon: 54,000 seats (Big Ten)Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN), Indiana: 52,656 seats (Big Ten)SHI Stadium, Rutgers: 52,454 seats (Big Ten)SECU Stadium, Maryland: 51,802 seats (Big Ten)Sun Bowl, UTEP: 51,500 seats (Mountain West Conference)Rice-Eccles Stadium, Utah: 51,444 seats (Big 12)Huntington Bank Stadium, Minnesota: 50,850 seats (Big Ten)Arizona Stadium, Arizona: 50,782 seats (Big 12)Kenan Stadium, North Carolina: 50,500 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Stanford Stadium, Stanford: 50,424 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Folsom Field, Colorado: 50,183 seats (Big 12)Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, East Carolina: 50,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)Bill Snyder Family Stadium, Kansas State: 50,000 seats (Big 12)JMA Wireless Dome, Syracuse: 49,057 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Rice Stadium, Rice: 47,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)Memorial Stadium, Kansas: 47,000 seats (Big 12)Falcon Stadium, Air Force: 46,692 seats (Mountain West Conference)Amon G. Carter Stadium, TCU: 46,000 seats (Big 12)McLane Stadium, Baylor: 45,140 seats (Big 12)Protective Stadium, UAB: 45,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)Alumni Stadium (Chestnut Hill, MA), Boston College: 44,500 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)FBC Mortgage Stadium, UCF: 44,206 seats (Big 12)Reser Stadium, Oregon State: 43,363 seats (Pac-12)Cajun Field, Louisiana: 41,426 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Valley Children’s Stadium, Fresno State: 41,031 seats (Pac-12)FirstBank Stadium, Vanderbilt: 40,351 seats (Southeastern Conference)Wallace Wade Stadium, Duke: 40,004 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Pratt & Whitney Stadium, UConn: 40,000 seats (FBS Independents)TDECU Stadium, Houston: 40,000 seats (Big 12)Nippert Stadium, Cincinnati: 40,000 seats (Big 12)University Stadium (NM), New Mexico: 39,224 seats (Mountain West Conference)Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Marshall: 38,016 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Michie Stadium, Army: 38,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)Alamodome, UTSA: 36,582 seats (American Athletic Conference)Canvas Stadium, Colorado State: 36,500 seats (Pac-12)Albertsons Stadium, Boise State: 36,387 seats (Pac-12)M. M. Roberts Stadium, Southern Miss: 36,000 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego State: 35,000 seats (Pac-12)Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Navy: 34,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)Gesa Field, Washington State: 32,952 seats (Pac-12)Gerald J. Ford Stadium, SMU: 32,000 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium, Wake Forest: 31,500 seats (Atlantic Coast Conference)DATCU Stadium, North Texas: 30,850 seats (American Athletic Conference)Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium, Middle Tennessee: 30,788 seats (Conference USA)CEFCU Stadium, San José State: 30,456 seats (Mountain West Conference)Centennial Bank Stadium, Arkansas State: 30,382 seats (Sun Belt Conference)UB Stadium, Buffalo: 30,270 seats (Mid-American Conference)Kelly/Shorts Stadium, Central Michigan: 30,255 seats (Mid-American Conference)Rynearson Stadium, Eastern Michigan: 30,200 seats (Mid-American Conference)Waldo Stadium, Western Michigan: 30,200 seats (Mid-American Conference)Chapman Stadium, Tulsa: 30,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)Bobcat Stadium (TX), Texas State: 30,000 seats (Pac-12)InfoCision Stadium, Akron: 30,000 seats (Mid-American Conference)Kidd Brewer Stadium, App State: 30,000 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Veterans Memorial Stadium (AL), Troy: 30,000 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Yulman Stadium, Tulane: 30,000 seats (American Athletic Conference)FAU Stadium, Florida Atlantic: 29,419 seats (American Athletic Conference)War Memorial Stadium, Wyoming: 29,181 seats (Mountain West Conference)Aggie Memorial Stadium, New Mexico State: 28,853 seats (Conference USA)Joe Aillet Stadium, Louisiana Tech: 28,019 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Malone Stadium, UL Monroe: 27,617 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Mackay Stadium, Nevada: 27,000 seats (Mountain West Conference)Glass Bowl, Toledo: 26,038 seats (Mid-American Conference)Maverik Stadium, Utah State: 25,513 seats (Pac-12)Hancock Whitney Stadium, South Alabama: 25,450 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Dix Stadium, Kent State: 25,319 seats (Mid-American Conference)Allen E. Paulson Stadium, Georgia Southern: 25,000 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Center Parc Stadium, Georgia State: 25,000 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Williams Stadium (VA), Liberty: 25,000 seats (Conference USA)Bridgeforth Stadium, James Madison: 24,877 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Yager Stadium, Miami (OH): 24,286 seats (Mid-American Conference)AmFirst Stadium, Jacksonville State: 24,000 seats (Conference USA)Doyt L. Perry Stadium, Bowling Green: 24,000 seats (Mid-American Conference)Peden Stadium, Ohio: 24,000 seats (Mid-American Conference)Huskie Stadium, Northern Illinois: 23,595 seats (Mountain West Conference)Scheumann Stadium, Ball State: 22,500 seats (Mid-American Conference)Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium, Western Kentucky: 22,113 seats (Conference USA)Delaware Stadium, Delaware: 22,000 seats (Conference USA)Hornet Stadium, Sacramento State: 21,195 seats (Mid-American Conference)Brooks Stadium (SC), Coastal Carolina: 21,000 seats (Sun Belt Conference)S.B. Ballard Stadium, Old Dominion: 20,118 seats (Sun Belt Conference)Pitbull Stadium, Florida International: 20,000 seats (Conference USA)Fargodome, North Dakota State: 18,700 seats (Mountain West Conference)Plaster Sports Complex, Missouri State: 17,337 seats (Conference USA)Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium, Massachusetts: 17,000 seats (Mid-American Conference)Jerry Richardson Stadium, Charlotte: 15,300 seats (American Athletic Conference)Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex, Hawai’i: 15,194 seats (Mountain West Conference)Elliott T. Bowers Stadium, Sam Houston: 14,000 seats (Conference USA)Lanny and Sharon Martin Stadium, Northwestern: 12,023 seats (Big Ten)Fifth Third Stadium, Kennesaw State: 11,040 seats (Conference USA)
138 FBS home stadiums, each dot’s area by its capacity (the largest, Michigan Stadium, holds 107,601). Hover a dot for the stadium; click it for its page. Map: us-atlas (public domain).
#StadiumHome teamCapacityOpenedSurface
1Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor, MIMichigan107,6011927Turf
2Beaver Stadium University Park, PAPenn State106,5721960Grass
3Ohio Stadium Columbus, OHOhio State102,7801922Turf
4Kyle Field College Station, TXTexas A&M102,7331927Grass
5Neyland Stadium Knoxville, TNTennessee102,4551921Grass
6Tiger Stadium (LA) Baton Rouge, LALSU102,3211924Grass
7Bryant-Denny Stadium Tuscaloosa, ALAlabama101,8211929Grass
8DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium Austin, TXTexas100,1191924Turf
9Sanford Stadium Athens, GAGeorgia92,7461929Grass
10Rose Bowl Pasadena, CAUCLA88,5651922Grass
11Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Gainesville, FLFlorida88,5481930Grass
12Jordan-Hare Stadium Auburn, ALAuburn87,4511939Grass
13Memorial Stadium (Norman, OK) Norman, OKOklahoma86,1121925Grass
14Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE) Lincoln, NENebraska85,4581923Turf
15Memorial Stadium (Clemson, SC) Clemson, SCClemson81,5001942Grass
16Notre Dame Stadium Notre Dame, INNotre Dame80,7951930Turf
17Camp Randall Stadium Madison, WIWisconsin80,3211917Turf
18Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, SCSouth Carolina80,2501934Grass
19Razorback Stadium Fayetteville, ARArkansas80,0001938Turf
20Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Los Angeles, CAUSC77,5001923Grass
21Spartan Stadium East Lansing, MIMichigan State75,0051923Grass
22Memorial Stadium Columbia, MOMissouri71,1681927Turf
23Husky Stadium Seattle, WAWashington70,1381920Turf
24Lincoln Financial Field Philadelphia, PATemple69,8792003Turf
25Kinnick Stadium Iowa City, IAIowa69,2501929Turf
26Acrisure Stadium Pittsburgh, PAPittsburgh68,4002001Grass
27Doak Campbell Stadium Tallahassee, FLFlorida State67,2771950Grass
28Mountain America Stadium Tempe, AZArizona State65,8701958Grass
29Raymond James Stadium Tampa, FLSouth Florida65,8281998Grass
30Lane Stadium Blacksburg, VAVirginia Tech65,6321965Grass
31Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas, NVUNLV65,0002020Dome
32Hard Rock Stadium Miami Gardens, FLMiami64,7671987Turf
33Vaught-Hemingway Stadium Oxford, MSOle Miss64,0381915Grass
34LaVell Edwards Stadium Provo, UTBYU63,4701964Grass
35California Memorial Stadium Berkeley, CACalifornia62,4671923Turf
36Jack Trice Stadium Ames, IAIowa State61,5001975Grass
37Scott Stadium Charlottesville, VAVirginia61,5001931Grass
38Davis Wade Stadium Starkville, MSMississippi State61,3371914Grass
39Kroger Field Lexington, KYKentucky61,0001973Turf
40Memorial Stadium (Champaign, IL) Champaign, ILIllinois60,6701923Turf
41Jones AT&T Stadium Lubbock, TXTexas Tech60,4541947Turf
42L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium Louisville, KYLouisville60,0001998Turf
43Milan Puskar Stadium Morgantown, WVWest Virginia60,0001980Turf
44Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Memphis, TNMemphis58,3251965Turf
45Carter-Finley Stadium Raleigh, NCNC State58,0001966Grass
46Ross-Ade Stadium West Lafayette, INPurdue57,2821924Grass
47Boone Pickens Stadium Stillwater, OKOklahoma State55,5091919Turf
48Bobby Dodd Stadium Atlanta, GAGeorgia Tech55,0001913Turf
49Autzen Stadium Eugene, OROregon54,0001967Turf
50Memorial Stadium (Bloomington, IN) Bloomington, INIndiana52,6561960Turf
51SHI Stadium Piscataway, NJRutgers52,4541994Turf
52SECU Stadium College Park, MDMaryland51,8021950Turf
53Sun Bowl El Paso, TXUTEP51,5001963Turf
54Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City, UTUtah51,4441998Turf
55Huntington Bank Stadium Minneapolis, MNMinnesota50,8502009Turf
56Arizona Stadium Tucson, AZArizona50,7821928Turf
57Kenan Stadium Chapel Hill, NCNorth Carolina50,5001927Turf
58Stanford Stadium Stanford, CAStanford50,4242006Grass
59Folsom Field Boulder, COColorado50,1831924Grass
60Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Greenville, NCEast Carolina50,0001963Grass
61Bill Snyder Family Stadium Manhattan, KSKansas State50,0001968Turf
62JMA Wireless Dome Syracuse, NYSyracuse49,0571980Dome
63Rice Stadium Houston, TXRice47,0001950Turf
64Memorial Stadium Lawrence, KSKansas47,0001921Turf
65Falcon Stadium Colorado Springs, COAir Force46,6921962Turf
66Amon G. Carter Stadium Fort Worth, TXTCU46,0001929Grass
67McLane Stadium Waco, TXBaylor45,1402014Turf
68Protective Stadium Birmingham, ALUAB45,0002021Turf
69Alumni Stadium (Chestnut Hill, MA) Chestnut Hill, MABoston College44,5001957Turf
70FBC Mortgage Stadium Orlando, FLUCF44,2062007Grass
71Reser Stadium Corvallis, OROregon State43,3631953Turf
72Cajun Field Lafayette, LALouisiana41,4261971Turf
73Valley Children’s Stadium Fresno, CAFresno State41,0311980Turf
74FirstBank Stadium Nashville, TNVanderbilt40,3511922Turf
75Wallace Wade Stadium Durham, NCDuke40,0041929Grass
76Pratt & Whitney Stadium East Hartford, CTUConn40,0002003Grass
77TDECU Stadium Houston, TXHouston40,0002014Turf
78Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OHCincinnati40,0001915Turf
79University Stadium (NM) Albuquerque, NMNew Mexico39,2241960Turf
80Joan C. Edwards Stadium Huntington, WVMarshall38,0161991Turf
81Michie Stadium West Point, NYArmy38,0001924Turf
82Alamodome San Antonio, TXUTSA36,5821993Dome
83Canvas Stadium Fort Collins, COColorado State36,5002017Turf
84Albertsons Stadium Boise, IDBoise State36,3871970Turf
85M. M. Roberts Stadium Hattiesburg, MSSouthern Miss36,0001932Turf
86Snapdragon Stadium San Diego, CASan Diego State35,0002022Grass
87Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Annapolis, MDNavy34,0001959Turf
88Gesa Field Pullman, WAWashington State32,9521972Turf
89Gerald J. Ford Stadium University Park, TXSMU32,0002000Turf
90Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium Winston-Salem, NCWake Forest31,5001968Turf
91DATCU Stadium Denton, TXNorth Texas30,8502011Turf
92Johnny “Red” Floyd Stadium Murfreesboro, TNMiddle Tennessee30,7881933Turf
93CEFCU Stadium San Jose, CASan José State30,4561933Turf
94Centennial Bank Stadium Jonesboro, ARArkansas State30,3821974Turf
95UB Stadium Amherst, NYBuffalo30,2701993Turf
96Kelly/Shorts Stadium Mount Pleasant, MICentral Michigan30,2551972Turf
97Rynearson Stadium Ypsilanti, MIEastern Michigan30,2001969Turf
98Waldo Stadium Kalamazoo, MIWestern Michigan30,2001939Turf
99Chapman Stadium Tulsa, OKTulsa30,0001930Turf
100Bobcat Stadium (TX) San Marcos, TXTexas State30,0001981Turf
101InfoCision Stadium Akron, OHAkron30,0002009Turf
102Kidd Brewer Stadium Boone, NCApp State30,0001962Turf
103Veterans Memorial Stadium (AL) Troy, ALTroy30,0001950Turf
104Yulman Stadium New Orleans, LATulane30,0002014Turf
105FAU Stadium Boca Raton, FLFlorida Atlantic29,4192011Turf
106War Memorial Stadium Laramie, WYWyoming29,1811950Turf
107Aggie Memorial Stadium Las Cruces, NMNew Mexico State28,8531978Turf
108Joe Aillet Stadium Ruston, LALouisiana Tech28,0191968Turf
109Malone Stadium Monroe, LAUL Monroe27,6171978Turf
110Mackay Stadium Reno, NVNevada27,0001966Turf
111Glass Bowl Toledo, OHToledo26,0381937Turf
112Maverik Stadium Logan, UTUtah State25,5131968Turf
113Hancock Whitney Stadium Mobile, ALSouth Alabama25,4502020Turf
114Dix Stadium Kent, OHKent State25,3191969Turf
115Allen E. Paulson Stadium Statesboro, GAGeorgia Southern25,0001984Turf
116Center Parc Stadium Atlanta, GAGeorgia State25,0002017Turf
117Williams Stadium (VA) Lynchburg, VALiberty25,0001989Turf
118Bridgeforth Stadium Harrisonburg, VAJames Madison24,8771975Turf
119Yager Stadium Oxford, OHMiami (OH)24,2861983Turf
120AmFirst Stadium Jacksonville, ALJacksonville State24,0001947Turf
121Doyt L. Perry Stadium Bowling Green, OHBowling Green24,0001966Turf
122Peden Stadium Athens, OHOhio24,0001929Turf
123Huskie Stadium DeKalb, ILNorthern Illinois23,5951965Turf
124Scheumann Stadium Muncie, INBall State22,5001967Turf
125Houchens Industries-L.T. Smith Stadium Bowling Green, KYWestern Kentucky22,1131968Turf
126Delaware Stadium Newark, DEDelaware22,0001952Turf
127Hornet Stadium Sacramento, CASacramento State21,1951969Turf
128Brooks Stadium (SC) Conway, SCCoastal Carolina21,0002003Turf
129S.B. Ballard Stadium Norfolk, VAOld Dominion20,1181936Turf
130Pitbull Stadium Miami, FLFlorida International20,0001995Turf
131Fargodome Fargo, NDNorth Dakota State18,7001992Dome
132Plaster Sports Complex Springfield, MOMissouri State17,3371941Turf
133Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium Hadley, MAMassachusetts17,0001965Turf
134Jerry Richardson Stadium Charlotte, NCCharlotte15,3002013Turf
135Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex Honolulu, HIHawai’i15,1942015Turf
136Elliott T. Bowers Stadium Huntsville, TXSam Houston14,0001986Turf
137Lanny and Sharon Martin Stadium Evanston, ILNorthwestern12,0231997Turf
138Fifth Third Stadium Kennesaw, GAKennesaw State11,0402010Grass