Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl, College football stadium in Indianapolis, United States
The Bud and Jackie Sellick Bowl is a college football stadium in Indianapolis with a brick press box structure spanning between the 30-yard lines and accommodating roughly 5,600 spectators on its west and east sides. The facility includes elevated seating areas with premium chairback seats and a spacious press and observation section with video capabilities.
The facility opened in 1928 as a larger sports venue and underwent several major changes throughout the decades. A theater addition arrived in 1955, but was removed in the early 2000s as part of modernization efforts.
This venue serves as the home field for Butler University Bulldogs football and soccer teams, creating a focal point for campus athletic traditions. Spectators experience collegiate sports in an environment tied to student life and university pride.
Visitors will find multiple access points and seating areas set up for different events throughout the season. The best time to visit is during the active college sports season when most games and events take place.
The major 2010 renovation incorporated approximately 145,000 bricks from a local manufacturer to rebuild and refresh the structure. This same overhaul introduced dedicated hospitality spaces designed with gameday visitors in mind.
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