Saturday, May 30, 2026 · College Football

Drop The Pin · CFB · Unique Field Features

5 questions · 1000 points possible. Below are the prompts, hints, and target locations from this pack.

Five fields where the playing surface or the venue itself is the headline. Blue turf in Boise. Red turf in Cheney. Teal turf in Conway. The original true-bowl in New Haven. And the Wisconsin field where students stop the game to Jump Around.

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01
Drop a pin on the FBS stadium with the iconic blue painted turf - 'The Blue.'
● Friendship Lane — Boise, Idaho, United States
Did you know?
Boise State's blue field has been imitated — and the school holds trademark protection over the use of any non-green football field, requiring rivals to seek permission first.
Target
43.6028°, -116.1944°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
100 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
02
Where is Roos Field - home to college football's only red turf, 'The Inferno'?
● 7th Street — Cheney, Washington, United States
Did you know?
Eastern Washington's red 'Inferno' debuted in 2010 and was the first colored turf in college football to challenge Boise State's blue field for headline status.
Target
47.4894°, -117.5818°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
150 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
03
Drop a pin on Brooks Stadium in Conway, SC - home of college football's teal 'Surf Turf.'
● Spadoni Park Circle — Conway, South Carolina, United States
Did you know?
Coastal Carolina's teal 'Surf Turf' debuted in 2015 — among the most distinctive uniforms and field combinations in college football.
Target
33.7944°, -79.0094°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
200 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
04
Where is the Yale Bowl - the first U.S. football stadium built as a true bowl shape, opened in 1914?
● Chapel Street — New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Did you know?
The Yale Bowl, which opened in 1914, is the oldest bowl-shaped stadium in the country and helped popularize the design that NCAA stadiums adopted in the early 20th century.
The Yale Bowl seats about 61,000 and is the model for the Rose Bowl, the original Cotton Bowl, and other arena-style college stadiums. It hosted the 1916 Yale-Harvard game in front of 70,000 — a record at the time. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
Target
41.3148°, -72.9614°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
250 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.
05
Drop a pin on Camp Randall Stadium, where Wisconsin fans Jump Around between the third and fourth quarters.
● Ho-Chunk Nation Plaza — Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Did you know?
Camp Randall Stadium predates the modern football era — it's named for a former Civil War military training camp that occupied the site in the 1860s.
Target
43.0700°, -89.4126°
Cap
2,485 mi
Weight
300 pts
Hints (2)
- Narrow to the state (−25%)
  Reveals which U.S. state the answer is in.
- Narrow to the conference (−15%)
  Reveals the team's conference.

Drop The Pin · CFB · Unique Field Features

Drop a pin on the FBS stadium with the iconic blue painted turf - 'The Blue.'

Where is Roos Field - home to college football's only red turf, 'The Inferno'?

Drop a pin on Brooks Stadium in Conway, SC - home of college football's teal 'Surf Turf.'

Where is the Yale Bowl - the first U.S. football stadium built as a true bowl shape, opened in 1914?

Drop a pin on Camp Randall Stadium, where Wisconsin fans Jump Around between the third and fourth quarters.