Talk:List of sports venues named after individuals

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Can someone please extend this topic to include all other stadiums outside the US? --KnucklesEchidna 21:55, 4 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Grainger Stadium was named that because it is on Grainger Avenue in Kinston. I have never seen anything indicating that it was directly named after anyone in the Grainger family.

College stadia[edit]

I'm assuming that since the vast number of college stadia are named after an individual that either that list will not be started, or will not be started in this list?

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