College Football Stadium Quest

[Falconian]

BGSU
Toledo
Memphis State U. (now U. of Memphis)
U.S. Naval Academy (BG was the visiting team)
Veterans Stadium (Temple vs. Penn State)
Pitt Stadium
Heinz Field (BG beat Pitt that day)
Penn State's Beaver Stadium (Saw 2 BG games, JoePa's 200th & 300th victory at that time)
Lehigh (Taylor Stadium - old)
Lehigh (Goodman Stadium - new)
Lafayette (played Lehigh)
Bucknell (played Lehigh)
Northeastern U. (played Lehigh)
Wesley College (Division III)
Villanova U. (BG was the visiting team)
Ohio State (in the mid-70"s - the BG rugby team, which I was a member, played a pick up football game at the stadium. It was pretty cool. My only time there.)
Kutztown (Division II)
La Salle University (football has now been dropped at LSU)
Notre Dame
Northwestern

[ohiofan1954]

Very nice. My goal is just to visit every school that plays ncaa football in Ohio. I have 9 left to go. Ohio has to have the most schools that play College Football. I am interested though since you have had the pleasure of going to so many places, what is the most nicest campus you have been too? Of all the campuses in Ohio , Michigan , and Indiana I have been too , Kenyon is the best closely followed by John Carroll and Denison. The worst three were Wayne State, Eastern Michigan and Ohio State in that order. Sorry to say although I have been to Bowling Green for football games. I really haven't seen the campus yet. Miami is probably the nicest large school campus I have been too. Also what are the worst campuses , as well as the best and worst football stadiums? The best and the worst of stadiums for me or both Akron, nothing will top the rubber bowl.

[zete]

Nice stuff. I always thought Stadium Architecture would make for a good thesis topic.
I have seen several stadiums, but liked UNC's Kenan Memorial better than the rest.