Largest College Football Stadiums

Ever wondered who has the largest college football stadium in America? Maybe you've seen the graphics on fan capacity on ESPN but wondered where your favorite team(s) stack up. Well CollegeSports-fans.com now brings you our list of the biggest college football stadiums in the USA. Find out who holds the most fans on Saturday afternoon and see where your conference rivals stack up in terms of stadium capacity. They say that size matters, and when you can get more fans through the gates you know that the colleges are making some serious cash. Check out the list of the largest college football stadiums below and be sure to chck out the list of the largest NFL stadiums over at Pro Football Fans as well.

1. Beaver Stadium - Penn State University - State College, PA - 107,282
2. Michigan Stadium - University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, MI - 106,201*
3. Ohio Stadium - Ohio State University - Columbus, OH - 102,329
4. Neyland Stadium - University of Tennessee - Knoxville, TN - 103,037
5. Darrel K. Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium - University of Texas - Austin Texas - 94,113
6. Los Angeles Memorial Colesium - University of Southern California - Los Angeles, CA - 93,607
7. Sanford Stadium - University of Georgia - Athens, GA - 92,746
8. Tiger Stadium - Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge, LA - 92,400
9. Bryant-Denny Stadium - University of Alabama - Tuscaloose, AL - 92,138
10. Rose Bowl - University of California at Los Angeles - Pasadena, CA - 91,136

Note: The Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas, has a capacity of 92,200 but does not have a college team that calls it home, therefore if was not included on this list. The Cotton Bowl is home to the annual Cotton Bowl postseason football bowl game and the annual Red River Shootout played between the Texas Longhorns and Oklahoma Sooners.

* prior to 2008, Michigan Stadium, aka The Big House, had a listed capacity of 107,501 and holds the record for highest college football attendance in 2003 of 112,118. Due to rennovations in 2008, the capacity has been reduced to 106,201.