SEC Arenas

All 16 home arenas of the Southeastern Conference for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Thompson–Boling Arena (Tennessee Volunteers) with 21,678 seats. Together they hold 223,065 fans, an average of 13,942 per arena. The oldest is Memorial Gymnasium, opened in 1952.

1. 1D-IThompson–Boling Arena — Tennessee Volunteers (Knoxville, Tennessee)21,678 seats
2. 2D-IRupp Arena — Kentucky Wildcats (Lexington, Kentucky)20,545 seats
3. 3D-IBud Walton Arena — Arkansas Razorbacks (Fayetteville, Arkansas)19,368 seats
4. 4D-IColonial Life Arena — South Carolina Gamecocks (Columbia, South Carolina)18,000 seats
5. 5D-IColeman Coliseum — Alabama Crimson Tide (Tuscaloosa, Alabama)15,383 seats
6. 6D-IMizzou Arena — Missouri Tigers (Columbia, Missouri)15,061 seats
7. 7D-IMemorial Gymnasium — Vanderbilt Commodores (Nashville, Tennessee)14,316 seats
8. 8D-IPete Maravich Assembly Center — LSU Tigers (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)13,215 seats
9. 9D-IReed Arena — Texas A&M Aggies (College Station, Texas)12,989 seats
10. 10D-ILloyd Noble Center — Oklahoma Sooners (Norman, Oklahoma)11,528 seats
11. 11D-IMoody Center — Texas Longhorns (Austin, Texas)10,763 seats
12. 12D-IHumphrey Coliseum — Mississippi State Bulldogs (Mississippi State, Mississippi)10,575 seats
13. 13D-IStegeman Coliseum — Georgia Bulldogs (Athens, Georgia)10,523 seats
14. 14D-IExactech Arena at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center — Florida Gators (Gainesville, Florida)10,500 seats
15. 15D-IThe Sandy and John Black Pavilion at Ole Miss — Ole Miss Rebels (University, Mississippi)9,500 seats
16. 16D-INeville Arena — Auburn Tigers (Auburn, Alabama)9,121 seats

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.