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Tennessee Stadiums
Track your visits to all 12 sports stadiums across Tennessee. Combined capacity of 479,871 fans.
Tennessee is home to 12 tracked venues across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, and NFL. Their combined seating capacity is 479,871, ranging from 7,500 up to 101,915. Opened venues span construction years from 1921 to 2017.
State Overview
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Total Stadiums
12
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Total Capacity
479,871
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Average Capacity
39,989
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Leagues
3
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1921
Newest Stadium
Built in 2017
NCAA FBS Stadiums
4 stadiums
NCAA FCS Stadiums
7 stadiums
1
Nissan Stadium
Tennessee State Tigers
🏆 OVC–Big South📍 Nashville👥 68,798📅 1999
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2
New Nissan Stadium
Tennessee State Tigers
🏆 OVC–Big South📍 Nashville👥 60,000📅 2027
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3
Finley Stadium
Chattanooga Mocs
🏆 Southern📍 Chattanooga👥 20,668📅 1997
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4
Tucker Stadium
Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles
🏆 Southern📍 Cookeville👥 16,500📅 1966
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5
Fortera Stadium
Austin Peay Governors
🏆 UAC📍 Clarksville👥 10,000📅 1946
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6
William B. Greene Jr. Stadium
East Tennessee State Buccaneers
🏆 Southern📍 Johnson City👥 7,694📅 2017
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7
Hardy M. Graham Stadium
UT Martin Skyhawks
🏆 OVC–Big South📍 Martin👥 7,500📅 1964
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NFL Stadiums
1 stadium
Frequently Asked Questions About Tennessee Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in Tennessee?
- There are 12 tracked stadiums in Tennessee across NCAA FBS, NCAA FCS, and NFL.
- What is the largest stadium in Tennessee?
- Neyland Stadium in Knoxville is the largest stadium in Tennessee, with a seating capacity of 101,915.
- What is the oldest stadium in Tennessee?
- Neyland Stadium in Knoxville is the oldest stadium in Tennessee, opened in 1921.
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