Tuesday, June 2, 2026 · College Football

Drop The Pin · CFB · Big Ten Cathedrals

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

Five Big Ten stadiums where capacity, tradition, and weather conspire to make football a ritual. The Big House. The Horseshoe. The White Out. Jump Around. Spartan Stadium.

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01
Drop a pin on Michigan Stadium - The Big House.
● East Stadium Boulevard — Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States
Did you know?
Michigan Stadium seats 107,601 and is the largest stadium in the Western Hemisphere — the odd 1 at the end is for Fritz Crisler, the longtime athletic director.
The stadium opened in 1927 with a capacity of 72,000. It has been expanded multiple times, with the latest renovation in 2010 adding luxury boxes and bringing capacity over 107,000. It has held more than 115,000 fans on game days, including a 115,109-attendance night game against Notre Dame in 2013.
Target
42.2658°, -83.7487°
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 city (−30%)
  Reveals the city or metro area.
02
Where is Ohio Stadium - The Horseshoe?
● Tuttle Park Place — Columbus, Ohio, United States
Did you know?
Ohio Stadium opened in 1922 with a horseshoe shape that was unusual for its time — most stadiums then were either rectangular or full bowls.
Target
40.0017°, -83.0197°
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 city (−30%)
  Reveals the city or metro area.
03
Drop a pin on Beaver Stadium - site of Penn State's White Out night games.
● Curtin Road — College Township, Pennsylvania, United States
Did you know?
Beaver Stadium's White Out is the largest single-stadium dress-out event in American sports — roughly 110,000 fans show up in white for designated night games against ranked opponents.
Target
40.8121°, -77.8562°
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 city (−30%)
  Reveals the city or metro area.
04
Where is Camp Randall Stadium, where Wisconsin fans Jump Around?
● Ho-Chunk Nation Plaza — Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Did you know?
Wisconsin's 'Jump Around' between the third and fourth quarters is loud enough to register on seismographs at nearby buildings — the tradition started in 1998 when student affairs decided to combat declining student energy.
Target
43.0700°, -89.4126°
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 city (−30%)
  Reveals the city or metro area.
05
Drop a pin on Spartan Stadium - home of Michigan State football in East Lansing.
● Red Cedar Road — East Lansing, Michigan, United States
Did you know?
Spartan Stadium has expanded multiple times over its 95+ year history and now seats roughly 75,000 — modest by Big Ten standards, which makes it one of the conference's tighter and louder venues.
Target
42.7283°, -84.4843°
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 city (−30%)
  Reveals the city or metro area.

Drop The Pin · CFB · Big Ten Cathedrals

Drop a pin on Michigan Stadium - The Big House.

Where is Ohio Stadium - The Horseshoe?

Drop a pin on Beaver Stadium - site of Penn State's White Out night games.

Where is Camp Randall Stadium, where Wisconsin fans Jump Around?

Drop a pin on Spartan Stadium - home of Michigan State football in East Lansing.