21 Historic College Stadiums Perfect for a Nostalgia-Fueled Road Trip

4. Bryant-Denny Stadium: Heart of the Crimson Tide

Bryant-Denny Stadium, located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is the epicenter of Alabama Crimson Tide football. Since its opening in 1929, it has grown from a modest venue to a modern coliseum, reflecting the program's rise to national prominence. The stadium is named after legendary coach Paul "Bear" Bryant and former university president George H. Denny, symbolizing the university's rich football heritage. With a capacity of over 100,000, it is a fortress where the Crimson Tide's dominance is displayed. The atmosphere on game days is electric, with fans creating a sea of crimson that embodies the pride and tradition of Alabama football.