Scott Stadium

The surface is natural grass, cut to a sharp green. The stadium opened in 1931 as a gift from Frederic William Scott and Elisabeth Strother Scott, replacing the old Lambeth Field. The most significant change came later, when Carl W. Smith funded an expansion that added the south end zone upper deck and the suites you can see in the newer photographs. The official capacity is 61,500, a figure that has held steady since that work finished in 2000.

Harrison III, who made a large donation before the turn of the century. The ground has hosted more than football, including concerts by U2 and The Rolling Stones, and several national lacrosse championships, but the stand is built for the gridiron. The all-time record crowd of 64,947 was set there in 2008 when the visiting team was USC.