Facilities
| School | Football stadium | Capacity | Basketball arena | Capacity | Baseball stadium | Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama A&M | Louis Crews Stadium | 21,000 | Elmore Gymnasium | 6,000 | Bulldog Field | |
| Alabama State | Cramton Bowl Hornet Stadium |
25,000 30,000 |
ASU Acadome | 7,400 | Wheeler–Watkins Baseball Complex | 500 |
| Alcorn State | Jack Spinks Stadium | 22,500 | Davey Whitney Complex | 7,000 | Foster Baseball Field at McGowan Stadium | |
| Arkansas–Pine Bluff | Golden Lion Stadium | 12,500 | K. L. Johnson Complex | 4,500 | Torii Hunter Baseball/Softball Complex | |
| Grambling State | Eddie Robinson Stadium | 19,600 | Fredrick C. Hobdy Assembly Center | 7,500 | Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones Park and Wilbert Ellis Field | |
| Jackson State | Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium | 62,000 | Williams Assembly Center | 8,000 | Braddy Field | 800 |
| Mississippi Valley State | Rice–Totten Field | 10,000 | Harrison HPER Complex | 5,000 | Magnolia Field | |
| Prairie View A&M | Edward L. Blackshear Field | 6,000 | William Nicks Building | 5,520 | Panther Baseball Field | |
| Southern | Ace W. Mumford Stadium | 29,000 | F. G. Clark Center | 7,500 | Lee–Hines Field | |
| Texas Southern | BBVA Compass Stadium (primary) Reliant Stadium (secondary) |
22,000 68,000 |
Health and Physical Education Arena | 8,100 | MacGregor Park |
- Alabama State will open its new stadium in November 2012. Early-season home games will remain at the Cramton Bowl.
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