What Is The Most Instagrammable Big 10 Stadium?

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Ahead of the 2025 college football season, we wanted to see which Big Ten stadiums are considered the most “Instagrammable” venues for visitors.

So BetOhio.com, where top Ohio sportsbook promo codes don’t have to wait for football season, created a scoring system based on visual aesthetics, stadium setting, level of social media engagement and how many unique photo opportunities there are. We left out Northwestern’s Ryan Field because of its ongoing renovations.

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Most Instagrammable Big 10 Stadiums

Rank

Stadium (Team)

Total Score

1

Rose Bowl Stadium (UCLA)

224

2

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (USC)

210

3

Ohio Stadium (Ohio State)

192

4

Beaver Stadium (Penn State)

167

5

Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin)

155

6

Autzen Stadium (Oregon)

152

7

Michigan Stadium (Michigan)

138

8

Kinnick Stadium (Iowa)

124

9

Huntington Bank Stadium (Minnesota)

121

10

Spartan Stadium (Michigan State)

109

11

Husky Stadium (Washington)

89

12

Ross-Ade Stadium (Purdue)

88

13

Memorial Stadium (Illinois)

84

14

SECU Stadium (Maryland)

56

15

Memorial Stadium (Indiana)

47

16

SHI Stadium (Rutgers)

36

17

Memorial Stadium (Nebraska)

29

You can track Ohio State National Championship odds all season at BetOhio as the Buckeyes aim to win another national title the year after capturing the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff.

Most Photogenic Big Ten Stadiums

When your home stadium is the host site of the bowl game lovingly referred to as “The Granddaddy of Them All,” you can bet that you’ll find yourself at the top of a list dedicated to photo-worthy venues. That’s exactly the case for the UCLA Bruins, who have played at the Rose Bowl since 1982.

UCLA won the “Battle For The Liberty Bell” rivalry over crosstown rival USC last season. And the Trojan’s home, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, finished second on the Big Ten’s most Instagrammable stadiums list. The host of the 1932 and 1984 Olympics complied 210 points in our scoring system, compared to the Rose Bowl’s 224.

But neither L.A. school is among the favorites in College Football Championship odds 2025-26 as we get ready for the second year of the 12-team CFP.

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Traditional Big Ten Venues Still Shine

The Buckeyes are favored at major sportsbook operators to capture another national championship and their home is tops in Instagram-worthy characteristics among traditional Big Ten venues.

In third place on our list is “The Horseshoe” in Columbus, with Ohio State’s venerable home venue scoring 192 points. Ohio sports betting customers will be tuned in to watch the scarlet and gray in the fall at their 100,000-plus capacity home, Ohio Stadium.

Beaver Stadium at Penn State (167 points), Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium (155 points) and Oregon’s Autzen Stadium (152 points) finishing in spots four through six.

Rounding out the Big Ten’s top 10, were Michigan (138 points), Iowa’s Kinnick Stadium (124), Minnesota’s Huntington Bank Stadium (121) and Spartan Stadium on Michigan State’s campus (109), with Washington’s Husky Stadium (89) finishing next in line.

On the flip side, the least photo-worthy stadium in the expanded Big Ten universe was Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium, which finished with 29 points, ranking behind Rutgers’ SHI Stadium (36) and Indiana’s own Memorial Stadium (47) in the 18-team conference.

On the field this season, no team holds better odds of capturing the Big Ten than the Buckeyes. As of July 18, OSU had +195 odds with DraftKings Sportsbook Ohio to win the conference title. That’s ahead of Penn State (+250), defending conference champ Oregon (+300), Michigan (+850) and USC (+2500).

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Christopher Boan

Christopher Boan writes for BetOhio.com and has been covering sports and sports betting for more than seven years, with experience at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.

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