Located south
of Red Cedar Road and east of the Intramural Sports Building-West,
Spartan Stadium, home for all Michigan State Football games, ranks as
the 20th largest college-owned structure of its kind (designed
solely for football) in the nation and fifth-largest in the Big Ten. Its
72,027-seat capacity is surpassed in the conference only by Michigan,
Penn State, Ohio State, and Wisconsin. Spartan Stadium also plays
host to MSU field hockey games and is complete with home and visitor
locker rooms with training rooms attached.
Located south
of Red Cedar Road and east of the Intramural Sports Building-West,
Spartan Stadium, home for all Michigan State Football games, ranks as
the 20th largest college-owned structure of its kind (designed
solely for football) in the nation and fifth-largest in the Big Ten. Its
72,027-seat capacity is surpassed in the conference only by Michigan,
Penn State, Ohio State, and Wisconsin. Spartan Stadium also plays
host to MSU field hockey games and is complete with home and visitor
locker rooms with training rooms attached.