America's 50 Most Legendary Stadiums In Every State

17. Kentucky – Kroger Field (Capacity: 61,000)

Kroger Field, formerly known as Commonwealth Stadium, is the heart of college football in Lexington, Kentucky, and home to the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Opened in 1973, this iconic stadium has undergone several renovations, transforming it into a state-of-the-art facility that offers fans a thrilling game-day experience. With a current seating capacity of 61,000, Kroger Field ranks as one of the larger stadiums in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), providing an electrifying atmosphere for fans and players alike. The stadium’s design allows for unobstructed views, ensuring spectators feel close to the action on the field. The $126 million renovation completed in 2015 modernized the venue with premium seating options, an updated press box, and expanded concourses, enhancing comfort and accessibility for visitors. Known for its passionate fans and the iconic "C-A-T-S" chants, Kroger Field is a cornerstone of Kentucky football tradition, drawing thousands for each exhilarating Wildcats game.