Get here a bit early? Head to the Ed Moshofsky “Mo” Center for some great pregame action. We’re talking wings, nachos, burritos, TVs, and games. Not a bad start to the day.
Remember the scene in Jerry Maguire when Rod Tidwell jumps up after a big hit and does a crazy end zone dance? That happened in this stadium. SHOW ME THE MONEY!
A long standing tradition for UCLA, the “8-Clap” has been chanted by Bruin fans since 1948.
It had been 41 years since Oregon State knocked off a No. 1 team. In 2008, that streak ended when the Beavers hosted the USC Trojans and won 27-21.
While the Utes are the longest running tenants, the most famous is the 2002 Salt Lake Games. Go to Olympic Cauldron Park to check out Olympic museum and see a ton of other memorabilia from the games.
DO NOT miss Ralphie the Buffalo’s famous horseshoe run. Starting in 1934, the tradition happens before every half of every home game.
This stadium underwent a serious $321 million renovation in 2011. Bear fans now have a new press box, wider concourses, and more concession stands.
The stadium's waterside location allows Husky fans to arrive to the stadium by boat and tailgate on the water prior to the game. This tradition has been coined "sailgating."
Get ready to hear the Wildcats' battle cry of "Bear Down" - a chant inspired by the dying words of a popular student-athlete, John "Button" Salmon.
80 minutes before kickoff, the team walks from Arrillaga Family Sports Center to the field accompanied by the marching band. This is a school tradition dating back to the 50's. Don't miss it.
