
Ball State
Scheumann Stadium has been home to Ball State since 1967 and was renamed in 2005 after $4M donation from John and June Scheumann. David Letterman famously campaigned to have it named after himself.
Opened October 21, 1967 with 65-7 win over Butler. Capacity of 16,000. Named for John B. and June M. Scheumann in 2005.
Horseshoe design with north end zone lawn seating. Premium suites offer the most comfortable experience.
General parking is $20 in most lots. Free parking available near Worthen Arena—a short walk to the stadium. Arrive 2-3 hours early.
Experience "The Village" before the game for the best student and alum atmosphere. Look for 'Charlie Cardinal' leading the cheers. The northern lawn seating is perfect for families.
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