Cameron Indoor Stadium
Duke University's Cameron Indoor Stadium has gained a large part of its reputation because of the elite level of talent playing in this stadium. The Cameron Crazies, the student section of this stadium, is constantly on display during nationally televised games because of their wild antics. The Crazies are given 3,500 seats worth of bench seating, right on the floor of the gym. Altogether, the gym's maximum capacity is 12,000. It is rumored that the gym design was originally sketched on the back of a matchbook by Eddie Cameron, to whom it's dedicated. Whether or not that is true, we do know that the official designs were created by Julian Abele, one of the first Black architects. A stadium that has produced Hall of Famers, and where some of the best games in college basketball history have been played, Cameron Indoor Stadium's history is unmatched. 

Palestra Stadium
Very few stadiums have the historical significance of The Palestra. Home to the University of Pennsylvania Quakers men's and women's basketball teams, there is a reason this stadium received its own ESPN Special. Built-in 1927, “The Cathedral of College Basketball” is the oldest sports' facility in use, and has hosted many Philadelphia Big Five battles. Unfortunately, as a result of the performance of the Quakers in recent years, it has been a while since we have been able to experience the authentic atmosphere of this palace. Regardless, Palestra is a bucket-list item for basketball players and fans alike.

Allen Fieldhouse
Allen Fieldhouse is home of the Kansas Jayhawks men's and women's basketball teams. In 2017, the Jayhawks' fans broke the Guinness World Record for the Loudest Roar, and Allen Fieldhouse was named by ESPN The Magazine as the loudest college basketball stadium in the nation. This is the clear #1 stadium in college basketball. When it comes to getting the college basketball experience, nothing rivals this glorious arena. Not only is the stadium one to behold, but the fans here are on their level. There's a reason why Allen Fieldhouse provides the most significant home-field advantage in college basketball.

Rupp Arena
The Rupp Arena is home to the Kentucky Wildcats men's and women's basketball teams. This arena is the second-largest basketball stadium with a capacity of 23,500. It was created as a Lexington community center in 1976, thanks to a combination of private and public funds: the first time this type of funding had been heard of. It became the largest multi-use center in the country. The basketball program at Kentucky is one of the most successful in college basketball. The historical relevance combined with the success in recent years has developed one of the most passionate fan bases. It is easily one of the most beautiful stadiums in the U.S., and the amount of screen time it has received through national games has also made it famous.

Carrier Dome
This dome is home to the Syracuse Orange men's and women's basketball teams. It is known for its sheer size. To put into perspective, the largest NBA stadium is the United Center, home of the Chicago Bulls. The capacity is 20,917 fans. The Carrier Dome, on the other hand, can hold up to 34,616 people. It is the largest domed stadium in college basketball. While the stadium has not featured as much success as some of its peers on this list, the fans at Syracuse continue to show their force. Moreover, the architecture of this dome is one of the more unique styles in college basketball. What makes carrier dome historically unique is that it is converted for the seasons: it can be used for football, basketball, and most recently, ice hockey.