What are the college campus stadiums to host a Super Bowl?

Answer 1

Miami Orange Bowl (University of Miami) II, III, V, X, XIII

Tulane Stadium (Tulane) IV, VI, IX

Rice Stadium (Rice) VIII

Rose Bowl Sadium (UCLA) XI, XIV, XVII, XXI, XXVII

Stanford Stadium (Stanford University) XIX

Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego State) XXII

Sun Devil Stadium (Arizona State University) XXX

Answer 2

Through Super Bowl XLII - 1) Tulane Stadium - Super Bowls IV, VI, and IX.

2) Rice Stadium - Super Bowl VIII.

3) Stanford Stadium - Super Bowl XIX.

4) Sun Devil Stadium - Super Bowl XXX.

Answer 3

"Any stadium can hold a super bowl,the league picks what stadiums they want to be in though..."

That's partially true...the NFL can pretty much pick whichever stadium it wants to host the game, but the league does have specific requirement as to who hosts a Super Bowl game.

A. The stadium has to be home to a current NFL team...

B. The stadium has to seat at least 70,000 people...

C. The average temperature has to be at least 50 degrees at Super Bowl time, or the game has to be played in a dome (retractable roof domed stadiums count)...

D. There has to be at least 24,500 hotel rooms within a 1 hour drive of the host site.

Of course, the NFL can waiver any of its requirements and pick a host stadium if it feels the place will benefit...such as placing Super Bowl XLVIII (48) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey (home of the New York Giants and Jets), but for the most part...any forseeable future site for a Super Bowl game must meet those requirements.

Answer 4

California, Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and Minnesota.