Kyle Field, Football stadium in College Station, United States
Kyle Field features a Tifway 419 Bermudagrass playing surface and contains 102,733 seats, making it the fourth-largest stadium in the United States.
Edwin Jackson Kyle established the initial athletic field in 1904, investing $650 of his personal funds to construct wooden bleachers for 500 spectators.
The stadium houses the tradition of the '12th Man', which began in 1922 when student E. King Gill stood ready to play during a critical game.
The facility includes multiple entry gates, concession areas, restroom facilities, and designated parking zones to accommodate the large number of spectators.
Previous mascots named Reveille receive military funeral ceremonies at the north end of the field, where they remain buried within view of the scoreboard.
Location: Texas
Inception: September 24, 1927
Architects: Leo A Daly
Official opening: September 24, 1927
Website: https://12thman.com/facilities/kyle-field/1
GPS coordinates: 30.60992,-96.34052
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:16
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