University of Idaho: Kibbie Dome
New might not always be better, but this stadium proves that neither is ‘unique’. The 43-year-old stadium is certainly novel. Not only does it seat only around 15 000, but it also has a roof. A domed roof, made of wood. Suffice it to say this is fascinating enough that it is worth seeing at least once, but it does not, as it turns out, make for a great football team. While one could argue on whether the unique stadium and its weather shielding is fantastic or insane, the Vandals are not the draw the odd destination probably deserves. They struggle to keep and attract talent, leaving the team’s performance underwhelming, with fan turnout that reflects exactly that.
University Of Idaho
Miami University (Ohio): Yager Stadium
A college with a fantastic reputation, Miami U is considered one of the top schools in the country. This level of excellence is not, however, reflected in the college football program. Best described as adequate, the functioning team has an equally functional home stadium, Yager Stadium. The lack of enthusiasm is reflected in the often almost empty stands on big game days. The Redhawks have not seen a seasonal win since 2010. The poor performance of the team itself in conjunction with the lackluster field is the best explanation for the lack of popularity this stadium sees.
Miami University
