Vanderbilt University - Vanderbilt Stadium

Vanderbilt Stadium, an intimate 39,790-seat facility located in the heart of campus, has been the Commodores home since 1981. The Commodores began playing home games at the current location in 1922. Dudley Field, as it was named, was the first stadium in the South to be erected exclusively for college football.

After a $10.1 million construction project in 1981, Vanderbilt Stadium, was dedicated in September as Vanderbilt posted a comeback victory, beating heavily Maryland, 23-17. The home and visitor dressing rooms feature 10,000 square feet of space. Ten restrooms, seven concession stands, two vending rooms, one food preparation room and two first aid stations are also incorporated in the stadium. A 17,000 square foot pressbox consists of four levels with two elevators.