USA TODAY ranks Big Ten football stadiums, Nebraska sits seventh
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 10:15 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
USA TODAY Sports has published its annual ranking of Big Ten football stadiums, placing Nebraska's Memorial Stadium in seventh. Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, Michigan, Iowa, and Wisconsin occupy the top six spots, with Nebraska moving up one position from last year. The ranking acknowledges the significance of Memorial Stadium and its recent improvements under coach Matt Rhule, including a notable sellout streak. The stadium's history continues to evolve, marked by milestones such as surpassing 400 consecutive home sellouts and hosting large events. Renovation plans offer Nebraska the potential for further improvement in future rankings.
- •Nebraska's Memorial Stadium ranks seventh in Big Ten stadiums.
- •Ohio State, Oregon, and Penn State lead the rankings.
- •Nebraska improved one spot from last year's ranking.
- •The stadium is noted for its historic sellout streak.
- •Upcoming renovations may boost Nebraska's ranking further.
- 10:15 AMYahoo Sports — USA TODAY Sports ranks Big Ten football stadiums
"USA Today released its annual ranking of all Big Ten college football stadiums. Nebraska's Memorial Stadium sits in seventh.
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