Alamodome
Home Team UTSA Roadrunners — NCAA Football (I)
San Antonio Brahmas — NFL
Location San Antonio, TX, USA
Capacity 65,000
Opened 2023
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Alamodome

Alamodome has been shared home to UTSA Roadrunners (NCAA Football (I)) and San Antonio Brahmas (NFL) since 2023, located in San Antonio, TX. It has a capacity of 65,000.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NCAA Football (I) 98 23 UTSA 49 – UTEP 52 (2016-10-22) UTSA 9 – Marshall 7 (2017-11-18)
NCAA Women's Basketball (I) 35 0 Stanford 89 – Missouri State 62 (2021-03-28) Stanford 54 – Arizona 53 (2021-04-04)
NCAA Basketball (I) 6 27 Villanova 95 – Kansas 79 (2018-03-31) Houston 63 – Florida 65 (2025-04-07)
NBA 1 4

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NCAA Football (I) 64261 – Colorado vs BYU (2024-12-28) 5936 – UTSA vs North Texas (2020-11-28)
NCAA Women's Basketball (I) 4793 – Connecticut vs Arizona (2021-04-02) 1072 – Stanford vs Missouri State (2021-03-28)
NCAA Basketball (I) 68257 – Villanova vs Kansas (2018-03-31) 66602 – Houston vs Florida (2025-04-07)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2013 6 6
2014 6 6
2015 6 6
2016 8 8
2017 7 7
2018 10 7 3
2019 7 7
2020 8 8
2021 43 8 35
2022 8 8
2023 8 7 1
2024 7 7
2025 10 7 3
2026 6 6

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Other Teams & Events

Arena Football League

  • San Antonio Talons — Former home venue, 2012–2014

CFL

  • San Antonio Texans — Former home venue, 1995

NBA

  • East All Stars — Former home venue, 1996
  • San Antonio Spurs — Former home venue, 1993–2002
  • West All Stars — Former home venue, 1996

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 1997–2011
  • Auburn Tigers — Neutral site venue, 2025
  • Duke Blue Devils — Neutral site venue, 2025
  • Houston Cougars — Neutral site venue, 2025
  • Michigan Wolverines — Former postseason venue, 2018
  • Villanova Wildcats — Former postseason venue, 2018

NCAA Football (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 2005
  • BYU Cougars — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Colorado Buffaloes — Former postseason venue, 2020
  • Iowa Hawkeyes — Neutral site venue, 2001
  • Oklahoma Sooners — Former postseason venue, 2021
  • Oregon Ducks — Former postseason venue, 2021
  • Penn State Nittany Lions — Former postseason venue, 1999
  • TCU Horned Frogs — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • Texas Longhorns — Former postseason venue, 2019
  • Washington Huskies — Former postseason venue, 2022
  • Washington State Cougars — Neutral site venue, 2018

NCAA Women's Basketball (I)

  • Alabama Crimson Tide — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Arizona Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Baylor Lady Bears — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Connecticut Huskies — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Georgia Lady Bulldogs — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Iowa Hawkeyes — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Iowa State Cyclones — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Kentucky Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Louisville Cardinals — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Maryland Terrapins — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • North Carolina State Wolfpack — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Oregon Ducks — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • South Carolina Gamecocks — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Stanford Cardinal — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Tennessee Lady Volunteers — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Texas A&M Aggies — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • UCLA Bruins — Neutral site venue, 2021

NFL

  • New Orleans Saints — Former home venue, 2005

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