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The Alamodome is one of college football’s most underrated stages; a 64,000 seat indoor fortress that’s been roaring since 1993. Originally built to lure an NFL team to San Antonio, it instead became home to the UTSA Roadrunners and a rotating cast of bowl games, Final Fours, and loud-as-hell fanbases passing through. Its name has never been sold to sponsors, making it one of the rare major venues still rocking a pure, city pride identity. With its massive roof, steep seating bowl, and famously echo friendly acoustics, even a mid season CFB matchup feels like a playoff tilt. It’s part nostalgia dome, part noise trap, and a full on reminder that the Roadrunners play in one of the rowdiest home field cauldrons in the country.