Hundreds of universities were given money after WWI and WWII to build new football stadiums to honor fallen alumni from these wars. I did a quick Google search of university stadiums with Memorial in their name and came up with the list of 40 below (who did I miss?). There were many more which have closed (a few of those are listed below) and thousands more with Memorial in the name of high school football stadiums.
1. Bucknell U.
2. Clemson U.
3. Florida A&M U.
4. Grambling U.
5. Howard College
6. Indiana State U
7. Jackson State U.
8. Kansas State U. (until 1967)
9. Linfield U.
10. Midwestern State U. (TX)
11. Missouri Western State U.
12. Morgan State U.
13. New Mexico State U.
14. North Carolina A&T
15. Ohio State U. (soccer, lacrosse, track)
16. Otterbein U.
17. Radford U.
18. Stetson U.
19. Tarleton State U.
20. Texas A&M Commerce
21. U.S. Naval Academy
22. U. of Arkansas
23. U. of Arizona
24. U. of Buffalo
25. U. of California
26. U. of Connecticut (until 2002)
27. U. of Illinois
28. U. of Indiana
29. U. of Kansas
30. U. of Memphis
31. U. of Minnesota (until 1981)
32. U. of Missouri
33. U. of Nebraska
34. U. of North Carolina
35. U. of North Dakota (until 2000)
36. U. of Oklahoma
37. U. of Saint Mary
38. U. of St. Francis
39. U. of Texas
40. U. of Wyoming
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