Michigan Stadium
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Overview
Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor is the home of the Michigan Wolverines football team and the largest stadium in the United States. It is universally known as 'The Big House,' and its sunken bowl design makes even six-figure crowds feel remarkably close to the field.
History & Legacy
Opened in 1927 under legendary coach Fielding Yost, it routinely draws crowds above 110,000 and set an NCAA on-campus attendance record of 115,109 for a 2013 game against Notre Dame. The stadium has hosted an NHL Winter Classic and a memorable outdoor hockey game, in addition to decades of Michigan football tradition, including the iconic banner-touch entrance under the 'Go Blue' arch. It is one of the most iconic venues in all of American sports.
Source: RateGame editorial
Opened1927
Capacity107,601
Notable EventsNCAA-record 115,109 crowd (2013 vs Notre Dame); 2014 NHL Winter Classic; 'The Big House'
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6.1
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Boilermakers vs Wolverines
CFB • Week 10• Nov 1 2025
View Crimson Tide vs Wolverines7.8
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Crimson Tide vs Wolverines
CFB • ReliaQuest Bowl• Dec 31 2024Stadium ratings
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@bkals24
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CFB • Week 810/18/2025
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CFB • Week 610/04/2025
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@mattjordan
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Is it as loud as the swamp or beaver stadium? No.
But there is something majestic about this place. The biggest football stadium in the world that is just one large bowl, it’s awesome.
The viewing angles might not be great, but the fight song is. The noise may escape due to the shape of the stadium, but the magic is preserved.
This place feels like one of the holy lands of college football. Saw the first ever stripe out here vs USC, was an amazing experience.
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