Floyd Casey Stadium

Floyd Casey Stadium was a football stadium located in the western suburbs of Waco that could hold around 50,000 spectators across its grounds. The facility featured extensive parking areas and multiple entry gates designed to handle large crowds efficiently.

The stadium opened in 1950 and served as Baylor University's home for football games for more than 60 years. It was renamed in 1988 following a significant donation and played its final game in 2013.

The venue transformed from Baylor Stadium to Floyd Casey Stadium in 1988 following a 5 million dollar donation from Carl Casey for renovations.

The venue sat about 4 miles from the Baylor campus in an accessible location with clear signage. Visitors should plan to arrive early to secure parking, especially during major games.

In its final season, the stadium drew its highest attendance, with particularly large crowds during regional rivalry games. These peak numbers near the end of its history marked a strong finish to its long operation.

Location: Texas

Inception: September 30, 1950

Official opening: September 30, 1950

Capacity: 50000

Website: http://baylorbears.com/facilities/casey.html

GPS coordinates: 31.53130,-97.14870

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:25