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Jack Trice Stadium is a stadium in Ames, Iowa. It is primarily used for American football, and is the home field of the Iowa State University Cyclones. It opened on September 20, 1975 (with a win against Air Force), and holds 45,814 people. On September 30th 2006, a new attendence record was set at 55,518.
Capacity 45,814 Opened September 20th 1975 Owner Iowa State University Operator Iowa State University Surface Grass Location Ames, IA 50011 Construction cost $7.6 million The stadium consists of double-decked bowed grandstands running the length of either sideline, as well as endzone bleachers in the south endzone and the Richard O. Jacobsen Athletic Center, an athletic center and field house completed in 1996, in the north endzone. The field is slightly lower than the surrounding ground, which was also built up so that there is only a single main concourse each for the grandstands. The $6.2 million, three level press box was completed in 1997, and permanent lighting and a new video/scoreboard in the south endzone were added in 2002. The stadium is part of the Iowa State Center, a sports, entertainment and continuing education complex located to the southeast of the school’s main campus. (The facility also includes the Hilton Coliseum, just to the northeast of the stadium.)
The original name was Cyclone Stadium, a name that was held until 1997 when it was renamed in honor of Jack Trice, ISU’s first African-American athlete and first athletic related fatality (in 1923). The field had been named for him in 1984. Many other events have taken place there, most notably a Paul McCartney concert in 1990 which set, and currently holds, the attendance record for the stadium.
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