Baylor blows old football stadium to bits

Floyd Casey Stadium, which housed Baylor football from 1950 to 2013, is no more. The last remaining segment was demolished early Saturday morning.

Watch the final explosions and toppling of the structure from multiple angles:

Former Bears Robert Griffin III and Mike Singletary had All-American careers at the now-fallen structure that stood four miles from the Baylor campus. The 50,000-seat stadium, which was renovated several times, took $1.8 million to built in 1950 to replace Waco's Municipal Stadium as the Bears' home field.

Baylor opened its new football home, McLane Stadium, in 2014.