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9 Best Football Stadiums In College Football

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University of The Southern Most Tip of Oklahoma

With no room for actual stands, fans drive by on the freeway and crane their necks to see the latest play.

 

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North Mid-Central Idaho State University

In the early days, NMCISU Bronco players rode actual broncos on the field to maximize yardage on running plays. Here a student practices kicking bales of hay to feed the horses.

 

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University of Mid-South-by-Southeast Florida

The college was sued when they branded their stadium the Orange Bowl. The later changed it to the Orange and Cranberry Fizz Bowl.

 

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University of Foggy Bottom

Fans of UFB endure another foggy game. Last year three games were called to fogginess. Each time UFB was behind 40 points or more.

 

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Band Camp University

BCU does not actually have a football team so all plays are made under a large tarp to conceal this fact.

 

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Central Eastern Normal College of Wichita

Dedicated to a good education for normal students, their stadium is often half empty because they could not find many normal students.

 

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College of Mining, Machinery and Minecraft

Each student at CMMM majors in Mining, Machinery or an early version of the computer game Minecraft, the same program that was used to build their stadium.

 

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College of Near Southern Akron

Sacrificing lights for a killer sound system, CNSA has also hosted many rock concerts and Jeff Dunham comedy shows.

 

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University of Red States

Due to a mixup in the design, the opposing stadiums were built back to back, so teams must play each side, switching once per quarter.

 

 

Image credits include:

Florida Memory

Mississippi Department of Archives and History

 

 

 

Joe Ditzel

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