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Football Quiz: Stadiums

Match each school with its home field or stadium.
  1. Clemson
  2. Florida
  3. Missouri
  4. South Carolina
  5. Texas
  6. Utah
  1. Faurot Field
  2. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
  3. Darrell K. Royal Stadium
  4. Frank Howard Field
  5. Rice-Eccles Stadium
  6. Williams-Brice Stadium

What two FBS football stadiums are accessible by boat?

Which one of the following stadiums has never hosted a Super Bowl?

(A) Los Angeles Coliseum
(B) Rice Stadium
(C) The Metrodome
(D) Soldier Field

Match each Big Ten school with its home stadium.
  1. Penn State
  2. Minnesota
  3. Purdue
  4. Iowa
  1. Kinnick Stadium
  2. TCF Bank Stadium
  3. Beaver Stadium
  4. Ross Ade Stadium

Which school's stadium is pictured below? What is the name of the stadium?

Whose Stadium Is This?

The College All-Star Game pitted the college all-stars against the NFL champions in the opening game of each season from 1934-1976. Which stadium hosted the first and last games of the series and most all the ones in between?
  1. Rose Bowl
  2. Soldier Field
  3. Yale Bowl
  4. Yankee Stadium

Which FBS football teams play their home games in each of these stadiums?
  1. Faurot Field (built 1926, capacity 62,000)
  2. Glass Bowl (1937, 26,248)
  3. Byrd Stadium (1950, 48,055)
  4. Kibbie Dome (1975, 16,000 – smallest in the FBS)

What is the oldest college football stadium still in use? What are the second, third, and fourth oldest?

The design of both the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor were inspired by a stadium that is still used for football today. Which stadium and in what city is it located?

Immediately before and after World War I (1915-16 and 1919-1921 as well as 1923, 1925, and 1927), the Army-Navy game was played at a stadium more famous for baseball than football. What stadium?

What stadium is this? Mystery Stadium
LSU's Tiger Stadium was originally nicknamed "Deaf Valley" because of the noise level. Over the years, the name morphed into "Death Valley." What other college stadium is known as "Death Valley"?

Another Death Valley

Grambling and Southern moved their annual tussle to New Orleans in 1974 and renamed it the "Bayou Classic." After one year at Tulane Stadium, the game was moved to the Superdome where it has been played ever since except for 2005, when it was moved because of Hurricane Katrina. At what stadium was the Bayou Classic played in 2005?

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