Super Bowl Venues
This stadium has hosted the most Super Bowls -- eight times. They've also played six Final Fours there.
Caesar's Superdome
(Louisiana Superdome)
Not too many people remembered that the Yankees played their home games here during the 1974 and 1975 seasons.
Shea Stadium
They've got over 35,000 seats in this on campus arena. You can see a touchdown here in the fall and a 1-3-1 zone in the winter.
JMA Wireless Dome
(Syracuse Dome)
They won 31 straight in the 2020-21 covid year. Maybe that halfcourt buzzer beater in the semifinals took too much out of them.
Gonzaga
Five-time NBA Most Valuable Player. Starred in Space Jam.
Michael Jordan
This outdoor stadium has hosted six Super Bowls, four BCS National Championship games and two World Series. But whatever happened to Cocoa and Joe?
Hard Rock Stadium
(Joe Robbie Stadium)
The first MLB stadium outside of the United States featured a swimming pool in right field. Willie Stargell was the first major league to reach the water in 1969
Jarry Park
Named after it's legendary basketball coach, it's the largest arena in the SEC.
Rupp Arena
Trying to become the first team to win 40 games in a season, they stumbled against Wisconsin in the 2015 National Semifinals.
Kentucky
He's the only NBA player to reach the 40,000 point plateau.
LeBron James
JFK gave his "We choose to go to the moon" speech here in 1962. It also hosted Super Bowl VIII and currently has American Athletic Conference games on Saturdays in the fall.
Rice Stadium
Major League Baseball expanded to Houston and this stadium in 1962. Three years later they would be playing indoors.
Colt Stadium
This arena opened in 2010 replacing Freedom Hall and now sits on the banks of the Ohio River.
KFC Yum! Center
(Louisville)
Their 45-game winning streak and back-to-back championship hopes went down in flames to Duke in the 1991 national semifinals 79-77.
UNLV
He set NFL career records for punt return touchdowns and kickoff return touchdowns in his 11-year tenure.
Devin Hester
This stadium hosted the smallest Super Bowl crowd (61,629 in SB LVIII) of the non-pandemic era. KC Chiefs fans didn't have to travel too far to see their team win.
Allegiant Stadium
It was the first home of the Giants after they left New York. They only played the 1958 & 1959 seasons there before moving to Candlestick.
Seals Stadium
This arena has a capacity of 21,678 and the court is named after its former women's basketball coach.
Thompson-Boling Arena
The "Summitt"
Indiana won the 1976 national title at 32-0, but this team also entered that same Final Four with a perfect record.
Rutgers
He went 1-for-1 plate in the 1988 World Series. You probably remember his at-bat.
Kirk Gibson
This football-baseball stadium hosted SB XXXVII in 2003, but was later demolished in 2021. It became the first stadium to host the Super Bowl & World Series in the same calendar year -- in 1998.
Qualcomm Stadium
(San Diego County Credit Union Stadium)
The Phillies played here before they moved into Shibe Park in 1938. It was the first ballpark constructed primarily of steel and brick.
Baker Bowl
It's the biggest on campus basketball arena in the Big Ten and also the biggest hockey arena in that league.
The Shottenstein Center at Value City Arena (Ohio State)
This school has made seven Final Fours, but their 1968 team was the only one to enter the last weekend with no losses.
Houston
He is the only Cuban pitcher to win over 200 games. He also won two complete games against the Reds in the 1975 World Series.
Luis Tiant