Excellent timing posting this during the College World Series! There is really so much supply and variety of the stadiums, college baseball is always one of my favorite sports to attend.
It should be pointed out that Charles Schwab Stadium was built specifically for the NCAA College World Series. The CWS had been held in Omaha for decades at Rosenblatt Stadium, which was the home of the Omaha Royals, the AAA affiliate of MLB's Kansas City Royals. When it was decided that Rosenblatt needed to be replaced, the Royals and the NCAA had very different ideas on what kind of facility should be built, and the Royals (now known as the Omaha Storm Chasers) moved to a stadium in the suburbs that seats about 8 - 10k, while the NCAA got the City of Omaha to build the MUCH larger Charles Schwab Stadium (24k capacity, expandable to 35k) for the CWS. Creighton playing their home games there is just a little bonus.
@@derkaiserzen True, but refurbishing and expanding Rosenblatt probably would've been a difficult task, not to mention putting all parties out of Omaha for at least one year or maybe longer. At the end of the day, each party got what they wanted. The Storm Chasers got a modern AAA ballpark with a just-right capacity, and the NCAA got a permanent showplace for the CWS, and they pack it out every night of the tournament.
@@tomshea8382 It wouldn't surprise me if it's only used for 70 - 80 days a year. This is the part where everyone gets mad at the NCAA for conning hundreds of millions of dollars out of Omaha's taxpayers.
The Oregon Ducks have an amazing facility too. I think you might be able to do a part 2 to this video. There are more amazing fields to view. College ice hockey arenas by conference would be great. You might have to include the independent with another since there is only 3 or so teams. I’d combine it with the Atlantic division.
@@danielflynn8530 I grew up about 3 miles away from Merrimack College and I used to go and watch them play at Lawler Arena at least 5-6 times every season for 15 years. The arena is not the best (or big) but it can get very loud so the atmosphere was good. I also saw games at UMass Lowell Tsongas center, UNH Whittemore center arena, Northeastern's Matthew's arena, BC's Conte forum, BU's Agganis arena, and Bright-Landry center in Harvard. All short drives. I really would like to go and see games at Maine, Vermont, Providence (both arena they play in), Uconn (as you said), and Quinnipiac one of these days. Maybe Yale.
Great list. Especially with the Coastal Carolina and Liberty inclusions. Oklahoma State and South Carolina are definitely worthy of being two of the best stadiums. Wichita State is also a great one. If you want to add more interesting stadiums/places with great views there is BYU, University of Illinois Chicago and Point Loma.
awesome to see this.....still recommend you do a break down by conference like you did football. I mean the variety would be insane. Plus I'm sure you are always looking for content!
Aerial views of stadiums can be immensely therapeutic said no one ever before "The Wide World of Stadiums." Maybe it's the background|elevator tune that reels me back to this channel, thx in part to YT algorithm+Aussie narrator's outside the stadium joshing: "English Field, VT Hokies. Ah yeah, there's nothing more english about baseball...jolly good curveball, Nigel. Me name's Michael, Nigels me brotha in-n-it?" Good stuff, Miguel.
At Baum Walker there is a feature that must be mentioned. The Hog Pen. It’s in left field, not showed very well by Google. But its an area to tailgate and party during the games. Google also failed to showcase the recent updates to the stadium.
Love to see my alma mater get mentioned on a UA-cam channel I binge frequently. I don't blame you since there aren't hardly any pictures of it despite being it being more than a year since it was finished, but Baum Walker Stadium recently got a significant renovation which added some new seating and facilities in right field. It really makes the place look more professional.
I'll add two: Appalachian State's Stadium, Beaver Field at Jim and Bettie Smith Stadium. Nestled in the Appalachian mountains, nuff said. Louisiana Tech's Stadium J.C. Love Field at Pat Patterson Park. Rebuilt after a tornado destroyed it in 2019, one of the newest stadium and hugs the RR tracks.
Some nice choices here. Please check out Pepperdine's Baseball stadium in California! Between the hills of Malibu and the Pacific Ocean, it probably has the most beautiful scenery in College Baseball. (I will give the nod to Husky Stadium in Football since Pepperdine doesn't have a football team.)
Oregon State University's Goss Stadium At Coleman Field is one of the best in the NCAA. Something of a work in progress it has seen constant expansion over the past 20+ years creating a compact but feature rich environment in which the best baseball is often plaid. Credit to the GOAT Coach Pat Casey for building a 3 time national championship program now in the hands of his 2 time champion catcher Coach Mitch Canham. It has hosted many Reginal and Super Reginal tournament games and everyone visiting learns just how good it is. Often said to be like a compact SEC esc experience.
A solid list. I think you could probably do multiple videos on college baseball venues. Perhaps by region? Or better yet, by conference. Lots of other schools have quality ballparks. Oregon, Texas A&M, Arizona, TCU, Vanderbilt, North Carolina, Boston College, Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia, Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Clemson, Rice, etc. Even on the Division 2 level, schools like Tampa,
Hammonds field which is the home field for Missouri State is a good facility even though it’s also home to the Springfield Cardinals. It’s an underrated venue in my opinion
I've noticed how many big college stadiums are in the southern US. But I realized why it's the case: they don't have many close pro teams like up in the north or midwest where, ironically, college baseball isn't as big.
It's a weather thing. The best players that don't go straight to the minors play at schools where they can play outside comfortably all winter. Same with swimming & diving, golf, tennis... Lots of college sports end up with a southern bias. Contrarily, small schools in North Dakota can be powers in hockey, while even the biggest southern schools don't even have a hockey team.
Could you do a video on the Qatar world cup stadiums? I know you've done one before, but maybe you could do an updated one. Can't wait to see them with WALES!
fun fact, before this year LSU held the record for highest average attendance per game and was the only school to average more than 10,000 fans per game. They were dethroned by Arkansas this year apparently (meaning for the first time ever LSU wouldnt be the only school an average of 10,000+ fans per game as both Arkansas and Mississippi state passed the 10k mark with Ole miss being just 2 below). However what's interesting to point out about this is that this year the Oakland A's only average 8,449 fans per game meaning that there are 4 schools who had a higher average attendance for their baseball games than the oakland A's have had so far. Though whats even more interesting is that prior to 2020, from 2018-2019 LSU baseball had a higher average attendance at their games than the Miami Marlins as well.
The best features of Dudy Noble at Stadium (imo) are natural berns for seating, but even better is the ability to walk 360 around the park while the game is going on. No need to mention cooking porches and the four story condo with the rooftop!
@@jamesfields2916 both State and Ole Miss have pitching "issues". We are hardly devoid of "talent", but we have quality arms that cannot throw a strike. It is our modus operandi that we always walk the first batter. If this doesn't get turned around soon (like winning one single SEC game in now 14 games, Lemonis, et al are gone, imo. Take the money and run, Chris. He won a Natty on Cannizro's talent and some of Cohen's leftovers and now we are seeing his inability to develop talent.
Just in time for Omaha! I love trying to follow my beloved Michigan but College Ball doesn’t get airtime down under. Love it as always though, Go Blue!
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have nice stadium too. The brick stadium holds around 8,500. It has a balcony and a few sky boxes. The stadium was built in 2001 and used in the Summer by the Lincoln Saltdogs independent league team. JCB
I did a double take when I saw the Hot Springs snippet, it was completely random and unrelated to the video. I don’t live there but the aerial was unmistakable.
I’m honestly surprised you didn’t include the BYU Cougars home college baseball stadium. Magnificent view of the Rockies and other scenery from what I’ve seen on baseball park reviews online.
WOW!!!! You left off the 2022 #1 rated college baseball stadium haha O'brate Stadium (Oklahoma State University). One of the newest today, Top 3 Most expensive college stadium, double decker with tailgating, and fully enclosed stadium. Little shocked Oregon was left off of this too haha. Both of those stadiums are way more special than the some of these SEC school stadiums
Somebody mentioned d2 and 3 schools. Yogi Berra Stadium at Montclair State University is cool. It has an attached museum dedicated to Yogi… like a mini Cooperstown.
You forgot one park! Russo Park at M.L Tigue Moore Field. aka “The Tigue” Home of the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns!! It’s a great stadium to check out. Also there tradition is the best out there! The song “Centerfield” in the 7th! Can’t get much better than that!
The video makes the pond at Baum-Walker look way nicer than it it. I think its an eyesore most of the time. I can't wait til they build an entrance in center and cover the pond. No mention of the Hog Pen in left or the new Baseball Center in right?
Baum-Walker Stadium has been upgraded since the photos you used were taken. Huge new facility and seating area in RF to go along with the berm in LF which is affectionately called the Hog-Pen and is one of the largest berms in college baseball. Great video overall though! Thanks for making it!!
I had a feeling you wouldn't hit the Northeast US. There's a new baseball stadium at UConn (University of Connecticut) that is beautiful. UConn baseball might not be as well known as their basketball teams, but we have MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS. Hope you'll do another video of college baseball fields.
There needs to be a party 2 to this video. SC Gamecocks have one of the best in college baseball. Wagner's outfield is looking at the Manhattan skyline. So much more😁
The SEC saves a ton of money on the academics side, and such thrift is rewarded when it comes time to spend hundreds of millions on athletic facilities. They've got terrific venues across all sports.
@@SCREWtheWOKES and if you don't turn the maximum number of students into NFL players, then who's going to have enough money to donate to the alma mater to build more new facilities?
Incomplete if you don't have Oregon's PK Park...it's pretty awesome. Schwab stadium should not be in there since it was specifically built for the college world series, after the city of Omaha decided that Rosenblatt stadium (the previous home to the CWS) had been out grown and had seen better days.
You should do College Baseball stadiums by conference like you did for football and basketball
i vote for this series. CBB has a ton of hidden gems
You have my vote
Appalachian State’s baseball stadium in Boone, NC has an amazing view that you should check out
Clemson and U of Kentucky are very beautiful ballparks as well
BYU and Utah Valley bot have incredible views. Pepperdine plays right on the coast which is cool too.
So does BYU
The (well-deserved) Liberty roasts killed me, excellent work as always
Excellent timing posting this during the College World Series! There is really so much supply and variety of the stadiums, college baseball is always one of my favorite sports to attend.
It should be pointed out that Charles Schwab Stadium was built specifically for the NCAA College World Series. The CWS had been held in Omaha for decades at Rosenblatt Stadium, which was the home of the Omaha Royals, the AAA affiliate of MLB's Kansas City Royals. When it was decided that Rosenblatt needed to be replaced, the Royals and the NCAA had very different ideas on what kind of facility should be built, and the Royals (now known as the Omaha Storm Chasers) moved to a stadium in the suburbs that seats about 8 - 10k, while the NCAA got the City of Omaha to build the MUCH larger Charles Schwab Stadium (24k capacity, expandable to 35k) for the CWS. Creighton playing their home games there is just a little bonus.
Rosenblatt Stadium basically College Baseball version of Rose Bowl.
it still sadden me that they demolished that stadium.
@@derkaiserzen True, but refurbishing and expanding Rosenblatt probably would've been a difficult task, not to mention putting all parties out of Omaha for at least one year or maybe longer. At the end of the day, each party got what they wanted. The Storm Chasers got a modern AAA ballpark with a just-right capacity, and the NCAA got a permanent showplace for the CWS, and they pack it out every night of the tournament.
@@BroadwayJoe99 How many other days in the year does it get used? Does it hold concerts in the summer? Anything else?
@@tomshea8382 It wouldn't surprise me if it's only used for 70 - 80 days a year.
This is the part where everyone gets mad at the NCAA for conning hundreds of millions of dollars out of Omaha's taxpayers.
@@tomshea8382 Yeah, they have other events there.
Would love to see you go ahead and do all conferences like you've done for football. Would be sweet
can you look at field hockey stadiums?
The Oregon Ducks have an amazing facility too. I think you might be able to do a part 2 to this video. There are more amazing fields to view. College ice hockey arenas by conference would be great. You might have to include the independent with another since there is only 3 or so teams. I’d combine it with the Atlantic division.
College hockey arenas... YES!!!
@@evog35viii there are about 4-5 new ones coming next season. One in North Dakota, One in Minnesota, and two in Connecticut.
@@danielflynn8530 I grew up about 3 miles away from Merrimack College and I used to go and watch them play at Lawler Arena at least 5-6 times every season for 15 years. The arena is not the best (or big) but it can get very loud so the atmosphere was good. I also saw games at UMass Lowell Tsongas center, UNH Whittemore center arena, Northeastern's Matthew's arena, BC's Conte forum, BU's Agganis arena, and Bright-Landry center in Harvard. All short drives. I really would like to go and see games at Maine, Vermont, Providence (both arena they play in), Uconn (as you said), and Quinnipiac one of these days. Maybe Yale.
He covers PK Park in the High A Stadiums when he talks about the Eugene Emeralds
part 2 of this video probably not but you never know and next up should be 10 Amazing College Softball Stadiums and he done this video so why not
Love the commentary on Liberty, richly deserved!
Great list. Especially with the Coastal Carolina and Liberty inclusions. Oklahoma State and South Carolina are definitely worthy of being two of the best stadiums. Wichita State is also a great one. If you want to add more interesting stadiums/places with great views there is BYU, University of Illinois Chicago and Point Loma.
Point Loma is nice. Arizona State when they still had Packard had the Superstition Mountains as a back drop.
I'm an Ole Miss fan and I can admit Dudy Noble at MSU is a gorgeous Ball park
@David Lim negative
Thanks, Angie and congratulations to Ole Miss for keeping the Natty home for a second year in Mississippi.
@@northover Mississippi is now Baseball Central!!!
@The LIM Report Peyton went to Tennessee.
I live near dudy noble and been to a few regional games we hosted and I absolutely LOVE the atmosphere
awesome to see this.....still recommend you do a break down by conference like you did football. I mean the variety would be insane. Plus I'm sure you are always looking for content!
"Jolly good curveball, Nigel." had me dead lmao
Aerial views of stadiums can be immensely therapeutic said no one ever before "The Wide World of Stadiums." Maybe it's the background|elevator tune that reels me back to this channel, thx in part to YT algorithm+Aussie narrator's outside the stadium joshing: "English Field, VT Hokies. Ah yeah, there's nothing more english about baseball...jolly good curveball, Nigel. Me name's Michael, Nigels me brotha in-n-it?" Good stuff, Miguel.
Nice to see English Field on here. It’s a beautiful ballpark. Go Hokies!
Holy cow you gotta check out West Virginia Mountaineer’s park just for the outfield view it’s amazing and another double decker.
At Baum Walker there is a feature that must be mentioned. The Hog Pen. It’s in left field, not showed very well by Google. But its an area to tailgate and party during the games. Google also failed to showcase the recent updates to the stadium.
Right field also with the addition of the baseball facilities that include a patio deck seating.
Love to see my alma mater get mentioned on a UA-cam channel I binge frequently. I don't blame you since there aren't hardly any pictures of it despite being it being more than a year since it was finished, but Baum Walker Stadium recently got a significant renovation which added some new seating and facilities in right field. It really makes the place look more professional.
You should react to college hockey stadiums
I'll add two:
Appalachian State's Stadium, Beaver Field at Jim and Bettie Smith Stadium. Nestled in the Appalachian mountains, nuff said.
Louisiana Tech's Stadium J.C. Love Field at Pat Patterson Park. Rebuilt after a tornado destroyed it in 2019, one of the newest stadium and hugs the RR tracks.
Some nice choices here. Please check out Pepperdine's Baseball stadium in California! Between the hills of Malibu and the Pacific Ocean, it probably has the most beautiful scenery in College Baseball. (I will give the nod to Husky Stadium in Football since Pepperdine doesn't have a football team.)
Awesome video i think you could make a part two or three of the college baseball stadium
Thank you for the video. Awesome as usual
Russ Chandler Stadium for Georgia Tech is nice. Especially with the backdrop being the skyline of Atlanta. You do a great job!
College Baseball is my favorite sport overall now !!
Should have added Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium with the jungle,It’s a interesting stadium
Wichita State Eck Stadium is baller
Oregon State University's Goss Stadium At Coleman Field is one of the best in the NCAA. Something of a work in progress it has seen constant expansion over the past 20+ years creating a compact but feature rich environment in which the best baseball is often plaid. Credit to the GOAT Coach Pat Casey for building a 3 time national championship program now in the hands of his 2 time champion catcher Coach Mitch Canham. It has hosted many Reginal and Super Reginal tournament games and everyone visiting learns just how good it is. Often said to be like a compact SEC esc experience.
A solid list. I think you could probably do multiple videos on college baseball venues. Perhaps by region? Or better yet, by conference. Lots of other schools have quality ballparks. Oregon, Texas A&M, Arizona, TCU, Vanderbilt, North Carolina, Boston College, Kentucky, Indiana, Virginia, Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Clemson, Rice, etc. Even on the Division 2 level, schools like Tampa,
Florida?
You forgot the University of Florida with our brand new Condron Family Ballpark.
@@woodencoasterfan Don't have time to list every school.
Ole miss as well
Georgia's ballpark is worth looking at. It's not much in terms of capacity but the setting is awesome.
Hammonds field which is the home field for Missouri State is a good facility even though it’s also home to the Springfield Cardinals. It’s an underrated venue in my opinion
Alex Box added a second video board in right-center field last year.
I've noticed how many big college stadiums are in the southern US. But I realized why it's the case: they don't have many close pro teams like up in the north or midwest where, ironically, college baseball isn't as big.
It's a weather thing. The best players that don't go straight to the minors play at schools where they can play outside comfortably all winter. Same with swimming & diving, golf, tennis... Lots of college sports end up with a southern bias. Contrarily, small schools in North Dakota can be powers in hockey, while even the biggest southern schools don't even have a hockey team.
Could you do a video on the Qatar world cup stadiums? I know you've done one before, but maybe you could do an updated one. Can't wait to see them with WALES!
fun fact, before this year LSU held the record for highest average attendance per game and was the only school to average more than 10,000 fans per game. They were dethroned by Arkansas this year apparently (meaning for the first time ever LSU wouldnt be the only school an average of 10,000+ fans per game as both Arkansas and Mississippi state passed the 10k mark with Ole miss being just 2 below).
However what's interesting to point out about this is that this year the Oakland A's only average 8,449 fans per game meaning that there are 4 schools who had a higher average attendance for their baseball games than the oakland A's have had so far.
Though whats even more interesting is that prior to 2020, from 2018-2019 LSU baseball had a higher average attendance at their games than the Miami Marlins as well.
As if that was important.
@@eleventhrunner8778 Hence “fun fact”
@@jkeithgarner3396 I know. I was being mean.
Lsu averaged 12000 this year so there you go
The best features of Dudy Noble at Stadium (imo) are natural berns for seating, but even better is the ability to walk 360 around the park while the game is going on. No need to mention cooking porches and the four story condo with the rooftop!
How are the Lofts? As an Ole Miss fan I've got to say those are next to impossible to top.
@@jamesfields2916 I have never been in one, but they look pretty nice. now we need a baseball team that is as good as the stadium they play in
@@northover it's early.
@@jamesfields2916 both State and Ole Miss have pitching "issues". We are hardly devoid of "talent", but we have quality arms that cannot throw a strike. It is our modus operandi that we always walk the first batter.
If this doesn't get turned around soon (like winning one single SEC game in now 14 games, Lemonis, et al are gone, imo. Take the money and run, Chris.
He won a Natty on Cannizro's talent and some of Cohen's leftovers and now we are seeing his inability to develop talent.
@@northover I just watch David Kellum call the final out in Omaha and that'll carry me to my grave.
Hope you continue your College Basketball series
Just in time for Omaha! I love trying to follow my beloved Michigan but College Ball doesn’t get airtime down under. Love it as always though, Go Blue!
Nice view of Hot Springs (city in Arkansas and National Park) at the end.
No Swayze Field?
The Nebraska Cornhuskers have nice stadium too. The brick stadium holds around 8,500. It has a balcony and a few sky boxes. The stadium was built in 2001 and used in the Summer by the Lincoln Saltdogs independent league team. JCB
Huh. In your outro you used drone footage of my hometown of Hot Springs, Arkansas. Actually pretty scenic, but no stadium of note.
I did a double take when I saw the Hot Springs snippet, it was completely random and unrelated to the video. I don’t live there but the aerial was unmistakable.
Dudy Noble-- the Carnegie Hall of college baseball!!!
Loved the clever, appropriate commentary regarding “liberty” “university”
Could you do a video covering the biggest/best stadium in each Australian state and territory
I’m honestly surprised you didn’t include the BYU Cougars home college baseball stadium. Magnificent view of the Rockies and other scenery from what I’ve seen on baseball park reviews online.
WOW!!!! You left off the 2022 #1 rated college baseball stadium haha O'brate Stadium (Oklahoma State University). One of the newest today, Top 3 Most expensive college stadium, double decker with tailgating, and fully enclosed stadium. Little shocked Oregon was left off of this too haha. Both of those stadiums are way more special than the some of these SEC school stadiums
Lol no
A swing and a MISSSSS!!!
swazey field needs to be on here
BYU is a great one to include on the next one
I love your videos dude.
Can you do an NFL Stadium rank video next?
Long Beach State has a historic baseball stadium for future videos
Somebody mentioned d2 and 3 schools. Yogi Berra Stadium at Montclair State University is cool. It has an attached museum dedicated to Yogi… like a mini Cooperstown.
You forgot one park! Russo Park at M.L Tigue Moore Field. aka “The Tigue” Home of the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns!! It’s a great stadium to check out. Also there tradition is the best out there! The song “Centerfield” in the 7th! Can’t get much better than that!
Dick Howser stadium on the Campus of Florida State is a pretty good one
In a part two you need to do plnu stadium. It’s right on a cliff overlooking an ocean
Carroll B. Land Stadium......America's Most Scenic Ballpark! One of my favorites..... So close to a D2 championship this year
The video makes the pond at Baum-Walker look way nicer than it it. I think its an eyesore most of the time. I can't wait til they build an entrance in center and cover the pond. No mention of the Hog Pen in left or the new Baseball Center in right?
7:07 when does your book come out?
guys this is when we laugh
You forgot to mention dudy noble has a damn APARTMENT BUILDING in it
As a Liberty Student, I can confirm that we do biweekly book burns
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We have beautiful buildings and stadiums though, I'll give us that
You might want to do a series on croquet stadiums, since it seems to be a big sport in former English colonies.
Baum-Walker Stadium has been upgraded since the photos you used were taken. Huge new facility and seating area in RF to go along with the berm in LF which is affectionately called the Hog-Pen and is one of the largest berms in college baseball.
Great video overall though! Thanks for making it!!
Please do more college baseball!
Vanderbilt is a college baseball powerhouse. Can’t say the same for there football team.
UConn too...
I had a feeling you wouldn't hit the Northeast US. There's a new baseball stadium at UConn (University of Connecticut) that is beautiful. UConn baseball might not be as well known as their basketball teams, but we have MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS. Hope you'll do another video of college baseball fields.
7:01 - dayum!!! lol
There needs to be a party 2 to this video. SC Gamecocks have one of the best in college baseball. Wagner's outfield is looking at the Manhattan skyline. So much more😁
Yeah I believe Clemson or one of the Kentucky colleges have a great park too.
How do you not have Pepperdine on here? It looks out over the Pacific ocean
"Well, we gotta do SOMETHING with all that extra Football revenue..."
- SEC
I have been to over 20 college baseball stadiums and I have to say that the Arizona wildcats stadium is awesome for baseball
you should do the Northwoods League baseball stadiums
Sideburns joke was hilarious
The SEC baseball parks mainly come from the revenues of the football programs. SEC football pays everyone.
Plus the SEC cares about baseball a lot more than other conferences
Arkansas baseball pays for baseball Arkansas basketball pays for basketball the other schools couldn't tell if that's the same
The SEC saves a ton of money on the academics side, and such thrift is rewarded when it comes time to spend hundreds of millions on athletic facilities. They've got terrific venues across all sports.
Sounds like an excuse from a fan of a shit program
That's b/c the SEC is smart b/c when was the last time you had thousands of fans pack a classroom to watch a science experiment!
@@SCREWtheWOKES and if you don't turn the maximum number of students into NFL players, then who's going to have enough money to donate to the alma mater to build more new facilities?
@@sagittated thats obviously not a problem is it?
@@SCREWtheWOKES Yes l
I think you did a good job but I was waiting for Razorback Stadium you did not forget them they got the best one in the SEC
Baum Walker Stadium (the last one featured) is where the Razorbacks play baseball
loved this sweet
Kentucky’s stadium should be on here. It’s brand new and is very nice.
Yale University has a interesting old school looking field
And the famous people who played baseball there...
I like the Tame Impala reference
I like the sound a baseball makes coming off an aluminum bat in college baseball
'That's for the book burning I assume' ..............never change Stadium mate never change.
You have to check out the Appalachian State ballpark
Stanford is a hot box during day games. Absolutely no breeze.
What about O'Brate Stadium ?
I'm surprised a few minor league teams aren't contracting to use these beauties, but then I remember they're playing at the same time so... Yeah!
No U of Arizona at Hi-Corbett?? They literally play where Ricky Vaughn and Willie Mays-Hays played…
UF has a brand new stadium that was voted America's prettiest college ballpark and I would have to agree. 🐊🐊🐊
The Adirondack chairs as the outfield seating are a nice touch too
Can you do rookie league stadiums please? 👍
PK Park home of the Oregon Ducks is a really cool stadium that should be on this list in my Opinion
Missed Ó’brate stadium in Stillwater
YOU LEFT OUT TEXAS LONGHORNS DISH FLAK AND TEXAS A&M BLUE BELL 🔔 STADIUM 🏟 AND NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS HAWK FLIED.
Baum just got a beautiful left field
I love dudy noble stadium ...hail state
Incomplete if you don't have Oregon's PK Park...it's pretty awesome. Schwab stadium should not be in there since it was specifically built for the college world series, after the city of Omaha decided that Rosenblatt stadium (the previous home to the CWS) had been out grown and had seen better days.
How the hell did BYU and Oklahoma St not make this?
I don't know about amazing facility, but Michigan State's field has a hill in right field, making it pretty unique.
College Hockey next please
If you want a baseball stadium with a view, check out Pepperdine.
Appalachian State. Especially in the fall.