Stegeman Coliseum

It was my FIRST Georgia basketball game, and the staff at Stegman Coluseum was amazing. Our party needed handicap seating, and they were full, so they gave us floor seats behind the visitors' basket. They were amazing!!!! Blue Cain was killing it on both ends of the court, and we beat Vandy. Beautiful little stadium. Go Spike & the Dawgs !

Went to the upper level, was not disappointed! The place had little to zero food pieces / debris on the floor and was clean. Bathrooms were also amazing quality. The stadium is full of snacks and sometimes the Jumbotron does silly filters and deals during the game that makes it more special than others. Perfect for viewing the Bulldog’s basketball games! :D (At the time I’m posting this, these images were actually taken today! GO DAWGS!!)

Beyond impressed! We came for volleyball and got to see courtside and they brought us Chick-fil-A sandwiches! The facility was very clean and all of the staff was very kind.

Small stadium but has great interior design and good quality arena

Beautiful inside and out! enjoyed the men’s basketball game and other events there.

Awesome & the DAWGS won the game! Great seats thanks to Veterans Tickets..if you are a Vet sign up for free game tickets.

Nice stadium the food was reasonably priced as well as the tickets. Bathrooms were clean. Great game today between South Carolina @UGA.

Love the structure, love the seating, love the basketball atmosphere lol and love the ticket prices. Will be back again next season

My husband and I came for the 1 pm Saturday game, Auburn vs Georgia. We were fortunate to find street parking near the Steg. There are a lot of restaurants within 0.5 mile walking distance but we did not allocate enough time. Luckily the concessions were extremely affordable-$3 for a hot dog, $3 dollar for a huge popcorn tub, and $2.50 for Dasani water bottle. Thanks for such an affordable meal while watching my daughter's college basketball team. The seats were well cushioned and the entertainment with the UGA dancers was fun to watch. Famous airings on the Jumbotron were Bengals football player Amarius Mims and Georgia football coach Kirby Smart. Auburn basketball team lead early, Georgia rallied, and in the end Auburn won. It was really exciting and I plan to come back for more games in the future! Thanks for a great, affordable sports date with hubby!

Stegeman Coliseum is home to the University of Georgia's men's and women's basketball teams, gymnastics team, and volleyball team. It's located on campus, opened in 1964, and is named after Herman Stegeman, who coached UGA's football team from 1920 to 1922. My long-overdue review for Stegeman, or "the Steg" as it's referred to by UGA fans, is based on my experience here as a Georgia Tech fan. In basketball, Tech has played UGA more than any other school. To date, we've played UGA 120 times. Our record against the Dawgs is 64-56 (.533 win percentage). However, we're only 6-27 (.182) at the Steg, which shows you how much of a home court advantage they have over us. https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/play-index/matchup_finder.cgi?request=1&year_min=1965&year_max=2019&comp_school=le&rank_school=ANY&comp_opp=le&rank_opp=ANY&game_location=A&school_id=georgia-tech&opp_id=georgia&game_type=A&order_by=date_game As the saying goes for rivalry games, throw the record books out the window. I attended the game where Georgia Tech came into Stegeman undefeated (12-0) and with its highest ranking ever at the Steg (No. 3). The unranked Dawgs upset us in a double overtime thriller, 83-80. It sucked. At least the game was entertaining; exciting and stressful. The thing I remember most about my experience here was when I was walking down the aisle to exit the arena. Dawg fans came up to me and literally barked in my ears like dogs. Okay... About three months after that game, we advanced to the NCAA Final Four and national championship game (2004). About nine months after that, we got our revenge against UGA at Alexander Memorial Coliseum in Atlanta (https://www.yelp.com/biz/alexander-memorial-coliseum-atlanta). Tech, ranked 4th in the country at the time, beat Georgia, 87-49. It was a real butt whooping. As a college basketball arena, I thought Stegeman was fine. If anything was memorable about it, it seemed a bit dated at the time. Over $20 million in renovations have been made since 2010 with the latest work to modernize the facility completed in 2017. The Steg currently has a capacity of 10,523, making it the 4th smallest basketball arena in the SEC (out of 14 arenas). Only Florida, Ole Miss, and Auburn have smaller venues.

Such a fun time to go watch a game at Stegeman! UGA is known for its football but the basketball and volleyball games here are also unmatched. They regularly give our merchandise, and tickets are cheap. It's easily accessible on campus, too!

It was all around pretty good. They restaurant is really attractive and nice & larger. They nailed my gluten free. The food tasted good, took a long time to get it.

This stadium just recently was upgraded, and every seat had cushions...The seats changed from red to black, and I had the chance to go on the floor after the game to take pics with my cousin Mackenzie Engram # 33... This is a very nice arena... Go Bulldogs!!!

Stegeman Coliseum, home of the Georgia Bulldogs basketball teams and gymnastics! This is one of the smaller arenas in the SEC and it is surprisingly small for a school like Georgia (with such a huge athletic budget). I've only been to one game there, but it is a nice facility and a solid place to watch a college basketball game. My only trip here was to catch a Mississippi State game. My wife is a big Georgia fan and it was fun to watch our two teams face off. We took some time and walked around campus before the game started. That gave her a chance to get some items from the bookstore. Near the stadium is a neat area that has some interesting info chiseled into stone regarding the history of the football team. There is a big statue and it is a really pretty area. It's a great place to kill some time. We found ourselves wandering around and ended up sneaking onto the football practice field. The next thing we knew, Mark Richt (Georgia's football coach) was driving toward us in his truck. We thought we might be in trouble. However, he just waived on went on his way. We made it into the game with no problems. It was well organized and very clean. It's easy to grab a Coke and make it back to your seat without missing much. It's a nice spot and Athens is always a fun place to travel to if your team happens to be playing there.

The folks who run security and design policy for it are jerks. They have a no bookbags policy, which is bizarre considering they let in large purses. They almost prevented me from seeing my girlfriend's graduation on account of this absurd policy. And they seemed like they couldn't care less. Memo: if you have a policy adversely affecting people, have a security desk where people can check bags. This isn't a hard concept. Others manage it quite fine. Horrible, awful, terrible, rotten.

It's old, dated, and the acoustics aren't great, but Stegman can tell a story that would shame its more well appointed contemporaries. Besides being the home of Georgia Gymnastics and the men's and lady's basketball teams, the Stegosaurus, as it's affectionately known by the Georgia faithful, has hosted rodeos, Olympic competition, concerts, and tennis matches. Some great renovations to enhance the fan concourse were completed in 2011, and the recently attached practice facilities are some of the best in the SEC. Grab a ticket to an upcoming event and be a part of the ongoing story that is Stegman Coliseum.