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Scott
Field
The first addition in more than four decades was completed prior to
the 1986 season. A $7.2 million expansion project including increasing
the stadium by nearly 9,000 seats was completed. This included the
upper deck and sections of seating on both sides of the east side. A
new video/scoreboard was added to the stadium prior to the 1997 season
on the north side. In 2002, donor, Floyd Davis Wade, helped fund a $30 million project
that included the addition of
7,000 seats in the upper deck, 50 luxury suites and 1,700 club seats.
The stadium was named in honor of Davis and the facility is now known as
Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field. Today, Scott Field has a seating capacity of just over 55,000
consisting of double decked grandstands on both sides of the gridiron.
One of the largest HD video/scoreboards, 111 ft. by 47ft., in
college football is located in the north endzone. Additional seating is located in the endzone. Fans attending games at
Scott Field between 1998 and 2000 saw the BullDogs go undefeated as
they won 16 consecutive games.
