Nebraska Field, Football stadium in Lincoln, United States
Nebraska Field was a football stadium in Lincoln that served as home to the Nebraska Cornhuskers from 1909 to 1922. The facility featured wooden grandstands and bleachers on both sides with a seating capacity of 16,000.
The stadium opened on October 23, 1909, with Nebraska playing Iowa in an inaugural match that ended 6-6. It replaced the former Antelope Field after significant preparation work led by athletics manager Earl Eager.
The field became a gathering place where Nebraska Cornhuskers fans witnessed early college football competition. The wooden structures on either side created an open-air arena where spectators could follow the game closely.
The stadium was an open-air facility with wooden structures that allowed spectators clear views of the field. Visitors would experience typical outdoor conditions during games, with weather exposure being a natural part of attendance.
The final game at the stadium was played against Notre Dame on November 30, 1922, and drew the full capacity crowd of 16,000. This farewell match represented the end of an era for college football at the university.
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