Last week, we took a look at the 2 least appealing stadiums in our conference, with Baylor at #10, and UT at #9. 1 week closer to the season, we take a look at 2 stadiums that don’t seem to be too well planned out for expansion, as both look to have been patched together. Like an 8-year old’s Lego set, these schools put seats wherever they can, instead of where they would offer a good viewing angle for football.
#8. Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium - University of Oklahoma
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Real Facts
- Originally built in 1923, permanent seating constructed in 1925, with a capacity of 16,000
- Was originally called “Oklahoma Memorial Stadium” from 1923-2002 to honor those who lost their lives in World War I
- Capacity last season was listed at 82,112, with recent renovations and construction, this season’s capacity is increased to 83, 489.