The Minutemen don't play basketball there anymore, but The Curry Hicks Cage at UMass Amherst was small and LOUD. If I recall correctly, the court was laid over a dirt floor. The building is used for track and field events and has hosted rock concerts.

I would've liked to have seen Angel Stadium on this list as well. Rams played there during the 70s, 80s and into the 90s before they moved to St. Louis.

Some homeruns were measured, and others were estimated. One was " measured, even though it hit in the seats. Was that measurement a straight line from the seat to home plate? Or, was it from the estimated, or perhaps calculated, spot it would have bit if the seats were no there. A body traveling in a gravitational field with any horizontal velocity travels a parabolic path. too difficult to calculate, but you have to know a few things to do it. Things like initial velocity and angle of initial velocity. If you know the horizontal and vertical initial velocities, you can calculate the angle and go from there. Does anyone know how the "measure" or "estimate" these distances?

Wait, the absolute worst baseball stadium that also played football is the old Milwaukee county Stadium. The GB Packers played half of their home in Milwaukee. Even crazier during an NFL game both teams shared the same side of the field.... lmfao. I know I went to several of those games because the Packers were so horribly bad, they couldn't give tickets away for free.lol

Walnut Grove (Wildcats), Prosper TX.

Good topic but I give a thumbs down to every yt vid with competing background music

The 49ers exchanged one ugly stadium for another 😂😂😂

0:42 sucks to be that guy 😂😂😂 hes got the worst seat of the house.

why u stop uploading? :(

Cincinnati has it the worst. The taxpayers paid for the Bungels stadium. In 2024 they are asking the taxpayers to come up with another 700 million. 👎

how did the Vet not make this list? the domes made for such a great home field crowd noise advantage

I've never been, but State Farm stadium intrigues me. I like how they move the football field in & out.

Amazing! Veterans Stadium, "The Vet", in Philly didn't make the cut😂

Alaska Tundra Football Field!

I have a lot of great memories going to Jack Murphy / Qualcomm stadium, but yea I totally agree.

I went to a ton of Twins games at the Metrodome. Outfield tickets were $4.00!

Jesus fuck! This video was extremely hard to watch. Seriously. You could tell that there was a lack of research done for this. On top of that, some really poor editing. Like really poor. I feel like there was so many facts about these stadiums that could have been mentioned but obviously weren’t, which added to how dreadful this thing is.

The Teirnan Center in Richmond Indiana should still be on this list, but they renovated in 2020 and went from 7k+ to just a little over 5k+. Go Red Devils and go Trojans!!!

Its pronounced "terra hote" uggghhhh!!!!!

The silver dome was awesome.

Where is Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington MN? What a horrible configuration and sight lines, especially for 9:13 football. Both team benches were also on one side of the field.

I would label this video at the top of the 10 worst videos about the ten worst football stadiums.

Why all the whining about "dirt on the field?" We're talking about football. Who's afraid of a little dirt?

The Landovers should be forced to play there for another 50 years. They wanted it, they got it.

One thing to note, when the roof collapsed on the Hartford Civic Center, the Whalers played their home games at the Springfield Civic Center, 30 minutes down Rt 91 in Springfield Ma where the St. Louis Blues AHL affiliate Springfield Thunderbirds play. At the time they were the Springfield Indians and they had to move back to theor old home in West Springfield at the Eastern States Expo Colesium.

4:35 this picture is actually the Mariposa high school stadium, which I have been at many times to referee football games this past season I actually was at this field and they left the sprinklers on all night. The far side of field was all mud in a game. I look like a mud monster.

I believe al Davis cut off the upper stands to make it easier to sell the raiders games out to broadcast games to the local market.

Interesting study. Kind of overworks "weird", "strange" and "odd" when describing dual-sport stadiums.

The carrie dome? 😂

The New York Titans play at the Polo Grounds from 1960 to 1963. They changed their name to the Jets when they moved to Shea Stadium in 1964. BTW that's Shea Stadium 4:46 not the Polo Grounds. Nice video, interesting fact of the Bears playing at Chicago Stadium

I remember going to a Jets game at Shea the season after Super Bowl III. Emerson Boozer #32 was on my paper route for the NY Daily News so it was cool to see him play in person. We were in the "outfield" end zone stands which had maybe 30 rows of seats as I recall. All I remember was freezing my tail off and drinking like 20 cups of hot chocolate. Poor Namath was really struggling with knee injuries by then.

Mickey´s long home run was 714 feet - I remember it well.

In the first sentence--"the University of Indiana"---incorrect---Indiana University

No Checkerdome?

hearing the phrase "back when the Las Vegas raiders were the Oakland raiders" makes me sick man

And the A's will have a very nice new stadium in Las Vegas soon.

As time goes by, I am more and more of the opinion that there was no "steroid era" and that PEDs contribution to baseball was minimal if it existed at all.

Terrible narration. Drink some coffee before you do your videos.

“Costed” ??

People attack the metrodome in Minneapolis while the horrible stadium that was before it (Met Stadium) is entirely forgotten.

What about aloha Stadium in Hawaii? I played for a division 1 baseball team and we went to Hawaii and played 5-7 games there. It was definitely odd

What about the ball Mantle hit out of old Griffith Stadium in Washington D.C. Landed on the street and rolled in a store!

I miss the Chargers being in SAN DIEGO, not LA......

I'm so glad you included Josh Gibson, who was denied the chance to play in the major leagues because of racism. He was a tremendously powerful hitter. As a kid, I lived on Long Island (New York) and was a devoted Mickey Mantle fan during his peak years. My father was a New York Giants fan, and mother loved the Brooklyn Dodgers. Being a Yankees fan, my dad took me to some games at Yankee Stadium. By then, the Dodgers and Giants had moved west. I still remember him telling me that "nobody had ever hit a ball out of Yankee Stadium...except for one by a black man, Josh Gibson. At the time, I barely knew about the "Negro Leagues", but never forgot that remark. When I was maybe 9 or 10 years old, at a day game in Yankee Stadium, sitting in a box near first base and deep into my worship of Mickey Mantle, Mickey hit one. Hard! I watched the ball climb higher than any home run I'd ever seen and thought of Josh Gibson. The ball impacted the "facade" hanging down from the roof above the top deck. A few feet higher and it would indeed have gone out of the stadium, becoming the first and only...except for the one by Josh Gibson. Somewhere on the internet there are pictures of the path of Mantle's shot. Unfortunately, Gibson's is presumably not recorded. But if Ike G Sports can share info on documentation on Gibson's homer, I'd love to read more about it...and thanks!

Baltimore's Memorial Stadium. Horrible! That dump cost us the Colts and nearly the Orioles.

Who cares about that cheating ass Tom Brady??? Why would you even bring him up? So many other great things happened at the Silverdome than that cheater.

Oh yes, they were bad stadiums 😂

If there was ever a possum city it has to be Vegas.

War Memorial Stadium (5:00) in Buffalo was in a very bad part of town. Opposing teams would have eggs and bricks thrown at their buses going to and from the stadium. The late Otis Taylor who played for the KC Chiefs said of all the AFL stadiums he played in he hated War Memorial Stadium the most. He said that when a game would end you had to run as fast as you could to the dressing room or else the hot water for showers would run out.

The Transworld dome in st Louis for the male sheep was a garbage facility