NCAA FCS
Big Sky Stadiums
Track your visits to all 13 stadiums in the Big Sky. Combined capacity of 171,924 fans.
Conference Overview
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Total Stadiums
13
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Total Capacity
171,924
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Average Capacity
13,225
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Largest Stadium
25,200
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1966
Newest Stadium
Built in 2007
All Stadiums
13 stadiums
1
Washington–Grizzly Stadium
Montana Grizzlies
📍 Missoula, Montana👥 25,200📅 1986
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2
Bobcat Stadium
Montana State Bobcats
📍 Bozeman, Montana👥 20,767📅 1973
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3
Stewart Stadium
Weber State Wildcats
📍 Ogden, Utah👥 17,000📅 1966
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4
P1FCU Kibbie Dome
Idaho Vandals
📍 Moscow, Idaho👥 16,000📅 1975
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5
Walkup Skydome
Northern Arizona Lumberjacks
📍 Flagstaff, Arizona👥 15,300📅 1977
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6
ICCU Dome
Idaho State Bengals
📍 Pocatello, Idaho👥 12,000📅 1970
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7
Mustang Memorial Field
Cal Poly Mustangs
📍 San Luis Obispo, California👥 11,075📅 2006
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8
UC Davis Health Stadium
UC Davis Aggies
📍 Davis, California👥 10,849📅 2007
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9
Greater Zion Stadium
Utah Tech Trailblazers
📍 St. George, Utah👥 10,500📅 1985
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10
Roos Field
Eastern Washington Eagles
📍 Cheney, Washington👥 8,600📅 1967
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11
Nottingham Field
Northern Colorado Bears
📍 Greeley, Colorado👥 8,533📅 1995
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12
Eccles Coliseum
Southern Utah Thunderbirds
📍 Cedar City, Utah👥 8,500📅 1967
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13
Hillsboro Stadium
Portland State Vikings
📍 Hillsboro, Oregon👥 7,600📅 1999
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