Doyt L. Perry Stadium - home of Bowling Green in Bowling Green, OH

πŸ“–About Doyt L. Perry Stadium

Doyt Perry Stadium is named for the legendary coach who led Bowling Green to five MAC titles, an undefeated 1959 season, and a Small College National Championship. The 24,000-seat venue opened in 1966.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Built in 1966 for $3M to replace University Stadium. Named for Doyt L. Perry who was 77-11 as coach and later athletic director.

Major Renovations

1982End zone bleachers added
2001Permanent lighting installed; attendance doubled
2007FieldTurf and Sebo Athletic Center added

Notable Moments

Oct 1, 1966Stadium opened with 13-0 win over Dayton
Oct 8, 1983Record 33,527 for Toledo gameβ€”first MAC attendance record
1985Perfect 11-0 regular season; MAC Championship

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

West side grandstands offer best sightlines. Sebo Athletic Center in east end zone.

Parking Tips

Campus parking available. Bowling Green is classic college town.

Game Day

Falcons are 172-103-6 at home through 2019. 3 millionth fan crossed turnstiles in 2004. Toledo rivalry is fierce.

πŸ”₯Rivals

Stadiums Near Doyt L. Perry Stadium

References

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