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I have the software available that I can build a FCS Stadium Database website. In order for this to work, I need you guys to get your schools stadium photos and post them on here with the following info:

Name of Stadium
Capacity
Team Conference
Year Built [If Available]

Thanks Guys!!!
With your info, an organized site can be created!

You mean you don't have the stats on our stadium memorized yet?

What FCS fan doesn't! lol.

Just find a photo of the stadium, post it here, and the database can begin to get going!

November 18th, 2006. Griz Cat Game: all-time attendance record of 24,018


October 4, 2006 during The Rolling Stones concert

Fargodome
Great West Conference (Gateway in 2008)
Capacity - 19,050 (approximately)

Stambaugh Stadium
Gateway Conf.
Capacity: 20,630
[I will get the better shots of the stadium in a few hours.]

Coastal Carolina
Brooks Stadium(The House that Hooters Built)
Current Cap. 7280 Future Cap. est. 20,000

Sorry. The system won't let me post the only photo of Hornet Stadium I can find. I'll see if I can get someone to do so.

Fred Anderson Field at Hornet Stadium

Originally Built: 1969
Original Capacity: 6,000+
Renovated Capacity (1992): 26,000
Current Capacity (1997): 21,195
Playing Surface: Grass (New sod June, 1993)
First Game: SAC vs. Cal State Northridge, 1969

Cal State Northridge 28 - SAC 24
Renovated: 1992
Post-Renovation First Event:
Sacramento Surge vs. Montreal Machine
Exhibition Game, March 14 1992
Post-Renovation First SAC Game:
CSUS vs. Montana State (10-7 CSUS win)
September 5, 1992
Largest Crowd: 26,445
Sacramento Surge vs. Barcelona Dragons
World League Divisional Playoffs
May 30, 1992
Largest SAC Crowd: 20,993
SAC vs. UC Davis
September 18, 1999

Thanks, Mr. T. That shot is much better than the one I found, anyway.

For the rest of you, I'm sure you can see (if only barely) the "temporary" nature of the bleachers. I'd much rather have a cement bowl, but of course, the powers that be won't listen to a vertically challenged former attempted walk-on.

Williams Stadium
12,000
Big South
Built in 1989

Notice the student side full and the Baptist side scarcely filled. Uh huh, the students are prepared. The Baptists, are, well, late.

Elliott T. Bowers Stadium built 1986
Southland Conference
14,000 capacity
Just got new field turf installed this year.

Samford's Seibert Stadium
Capacity: 6,700 (record crowd of 11,189 against Steve McNair and Alcorn State in 94.)
Built in 1958
Ohio Valley Conference- will move to Southern Conference in 2008.
*Bobby Bowden played quarterback and began his college coaching career at Samford. (Called Howard College until the late 50s.)

geez, i didn't realize that Elon had a pretty nice stadium

More images can be found HERE and HERE.

Estes Stadium
University of Central Arkansas
Capacity-9,000
Built-Originally in 1930's, West side (Home) was rebuilt from the ground up in 1998, and the East side was rebuilt in 2003
Southland Conference

Montana State University
Bobcat Stadium
Capacity: 15,000+
Built in 1973, renovated in 1998

Cal Poly

Alex G. Spanos Stadium
11,750
1935. Lastest renovation 2006

University of Northern Colorado
Nottingham Field
Cap: 8500
Year Built: 1995, Expanded 2006 (2000 Seats), Team rooms and fan ammenity complex under construction.

PGE Park

23,136 Capacity
Astro Turf
The original stadium construction was completed in 1926
Renovations finished in 2001

Southern Illinois University McAndrew Stadium
Gateway Conference
Built in 1938

Capacity 17000.

catbob wrote:Montana State University
Bobcat Stadium
Capacity: 15,000+
Built in 1973, renovated in 1998

Dang, I thought that was where Bozeman High School played!

I hope to get the stadium site up within the next 5 days.

I will break it down by the following:
Conference
or State

I think doing it by conference would be the easiest and the best for the navigation of the site; but then again, I could probably use a map of all 50 states for people to click that way and go to their stadiums.

THANKS

hammer wrote:

catbob wrote:Montana State University
Bobcat Stadium
Capacity: 15,000+
Built in 1973, renovated in 1998

Dang, I thought that was where Bozeman High School played!

It's a new Board, but it does have a smack forum, stupid.

Chris set me up with the software to start this site, and that is what I am going to do.

I am not going to release the link of the site until I get at least a conference or two up. I will start with the Gateway and BigSky, because that is where most of the pictures I got are from.

Keep posting the pictures of the stadiums with capacity and year built on here and I will add them as I see them.

THANKS