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1) Beaver Stadium (Penn State)
2) Michigan Stadium (Michigan)
3) Ohio Stadium (Ohio State)
4) Neyland Stadium (Tennessee)
5) Soldier Field (Notre Dame v. USC - 1929)
6) Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Notre Dame v. USC - 1947)
7) Rose Bowl
8) JFK Stadium, also known as Municipal Stadium and Philadephia Stadium (Army v. Navy)
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