How many seats are in a college football stadium?
College football stadiums vary widely in size, ranging from a few thousand seats to over 100,000. Here are some of the largest college football stadiums in the United States:
- Michigan Stadium (The Big House): 107,601 seats
- Beaver Stadium (The White House): 106,572 seats
- Ohio Stadium (The Horseshoe): 102,780 seats
- Kyle Field (The Home of the 12th Man): 102,733 seats
- Tiger Stadium (Death Valley): 102,321 seats
The average seating capacity of a Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) college football stadium is around 50,000 seats. However, many smaller schools have stadiums with fewer than 10,000 seats.
Related questions
- What is the largest college football stadium in the United States? Michigan Stadium (107,601 seats)
- What is the average seating capacity of a FBS college football stadium? Around 50,000 seats
- Do all college football stadiums have the same number of seats? No, they vary widely in size.
- What factors affect the seating capacity of a college football stadium? School size, athletic success, and funding.
- Are there any college football stadiums with over 100,000 seats? Yes, there are four: Michigan Stadium, Beaver Stadium, Ohio Stadium, and Kyle Field.
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