NCAA FCS
MEAC Stadiums
Track your visits to all 6 stadiums in the MEAC. Combined capacity of 89,000 fans.
The MEAC spans 6 stadiums across 6 states. Capacities range from 7,000 to 30,000 fans. Opened venues span construction from 1926 to 1997. Flagship venues include William "Dick" Price Stadium and Oliver C. Dawson Stadium.
Conference Overview
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Total Stadiums
6
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Total Capacity
89,000
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Average Capacity
14,833
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Largest Stadium
30,000
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1926
Newest Stadium
Built in 1997
All Stadiums
6 stadiums
1
William "Dick" Price Stadium
Norfolk State Spartans
📍 Norfolk, Virginia👥 30,000📅 1997🌱 Shaw Sports Spike Zone Pro (artificial, installed 2021)
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2
Oliver C. Dawson Stadium
South Carolina State Bulldogs
📍 Orangeburg, South Carolina👥 22,000📅 1955🌱 Synthetic/artificial turf (Willie Jeffries Field)
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3
William H. Greene Stadium
Howard Bison
📍 Washington, D.C., District of Columbia👥 10,000📅 1926🌱 Artificial turf
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4
Hughes Stadium
Morgan State Bears
📍 Baltimore, Maryland👥 10,000📅 1937🌱 FieldTurf Versalush (artificial)
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5
O'Kelly–Riddick Stadium
North Carolina Central Eagles
📍 Durham, North Carolina👥 10,000📅 1975🌱 FieldTurf (replaced 2024)
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6
Alumni Stadium
Delaware State Hornets
📍 Dover, Delaware👥 7,000📅 1957🌱 Artificial turf
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Frequently Asked Questions About MEAC Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in the MEAC?
- The MEAC has 6 stadiums.
- What is the combined capacity of MEAC stadiums?
- The combined capacity of all MEAC stadiums is 89,000 fans.
- What is the average MEAC stadium capacity?
- The average MEAC stadium seats 14,833 fans.
- What is the largest stadium in the MEAC?
- William "Dick" Price Stadium is the largest stadium in the MEAC, with a capacity of 30,000.
- What is the oldest stadium in the MEAC?
- The oldest MEAC stadium opened in 1926.
- What is the newest stadium in the MEAC?
- William "Dick" Price Stadium is the newest MEAC stadium, opened in 1997.
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