Legends of the Gridiron America's Most Iconic Stadiums State by State

14. Indiana – Notre Dame Stadium (Capacity: 77,622)

Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend represents a cornerstone of college football tradition, hosting the Fighting Irish since 1930. With a capacity of around 77,622, it has expanded over time yet retains its classic feel—an original vision shaped by legendary coach Knute Rockne. The golden dome of the nearby Main Building and the “Touchdown Jesus” mural towering over the north end zone epitomize the campus’s mystique. On game days, fans and alumni converge in droves, guided by bagpipe performances and the echo of the Fightin’ Irish band. Inside, iconic gold helmets glint under the lights, fueling an atmosphere of reverence and excitement. The stadium has witnessed numerous Heisman winners, national championships, and storied rivalries, sealing its place among college football’s pantheon.