
Alabama A&M Bulldogs
Louis Crews Stadium is a modern 21,000-seat facility that returned football to the Alabama A&M campus after a 25-year hiatus. Built in 1996, the stadium brought the Bulldogs home from off-campus venues and serves as the heart of gameday in Normal, Alabama.
Built at a cost of $10 million, the stadium was constructed to bring football back to Alabama A&M's campus. The first game played was a 20-17 loss to Clark Atlanta in 1996, marking the first on-campus game since 1971.
The home-side grandstands (capacity 14,000) offer the best atmosphere and sightlines. The visitors' side holds 7,000 and provides a more intimate viewing experience.
Campus parking is available around the stadium. Arrive early for SWAC conference games and rivalry matchups against Alabama State.
The stadium features an all-weather, 8-lane running track that surrounds the football field. The Marching Maroon and White band brings energy to the gameday atmosphere.
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