The 10 Largest Football Stadiums in the US in 2027

Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, nicknamed the Big House, seats 107,601 for Michigan Wolverines football. It is the largest stadium in the United States and among the largest in the world.

Beaver Stadium at Penn State in University Park, Pennsylvania seats 106,304. Its White Out games, where the whole crowd wears white, are some of the loudest nights in college football.

Ohio Stadium in Columbus, known as the Horseshoe, seats 102,780 for Ohio State Buckeyes football. It is the third-largest stadium in the US.

Kyle Field in College Station seats 102,733 for Texas A&M Aggies football. Fans stand for the whole game as the 12th Man, a tradition that goes back nearly a century.

Tiger Stadium at LSU in Baton Rouge seats 102,321 and is nicknamed Death Valley. Its Saturday night games are known as some of the hardest road trips in the sport.

Neyland Stadium in Knoxville seats 101,915 for Tennessee Volunteers football. It sits on the Tennessee River, where fans arrive by boat in what is called the Vol Navy, and its orange-and-white checkerboard end zones are famous.

Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium in Austin seats 100,119 for Texas Longhorns football. It sits on campus with downtown Austin in view.

Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa seats 100,077 for Alabama Crimson Tide football after its most recent renovation. It is named for Paul "Bear" Bryant and former university president George Denny.

Sanford Stadium in Athens seats 93,033 for Georgia Bulldogs football. It is known for the privet hedges that line the field.

The Cotton Bowl in Dallas seats 92,100 and hosts the annual Red River Rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma during the State Fair of Texas, along with other college games and soccer.