Wilkerson-Sanders Memorial Stadium was created in 1975.
Stagg Memorial Stadium was created in 1950.
Crenshaw Memorial Stadium was created in 1971.
Memorial Stadium - Champaign - was created in 1923.
Busch Memorial Stadium was created in 1966.
Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium was created in 1968.
World War Memorial Stadium was created in 1926.
Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium was created in 2001.
Veterans Memorial Stadium - Troy University - was created in 1950.
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium was created in 1961.
The stadiums of the University of Illinois in Champaign, Illinois and the University of Indiana in Bloomington, Indiana are both named Memorial Stadium. Memorial Stadium is also the name of the facility where the University of California Golden Bears play, as well as the name of the stadium belonging to the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, Nebraska. Memorial Stadium in Lawrence, Kansas hosts the home games of the University of Kansas football team. Including stadiums owned by smaller colleges and high schools, there is at least one and usually several Memorial Stadiums in every state in the US.
Busch Memorial Stadium ended in 2005.
California Memorial Stadium has a seating capacity of 62,467 people.