Most of the league's stadiums were football-specific facilities, the only exception being San Francisco's Pacific Bell Park (home of the San Francisco Giants) which was built primarily for baseball, but (unlike many newer baseball-specific stadiums) can accommodate football. Two XFL stadiums (Giants Stadium and Soldier Field) were also then-current NFL stadiums, while two others (Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium) had previously hosted NFL games; the NFL would return to the Coliseum when the Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016. The remaining fields were in regular use as college football venues at the time.
Most of the league's stadiums were football-specific facilities the only exception being San Francisco's Pacific Bell Park (home of the San Francisco Giants) which was built primarily for baseball but (unlike many newer baseball-specific stadiums) can accommodate football Two XFL stadiums (Giants Stadium and Soldier Field) were also then-current NFL stadiums while two others (Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium) had previously hosted NFL games; the NFL would return to the Coliseum when the Rams returned to Los Angeles in 2016 The remaining fields were in regular use as college football venues at the time