
Central Michigan
Mount Pleasant, MI
Kelly/Shorts Stadium seats 35,127 Chippewas fans in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Opened in 1972, it has been home to MAC champions and NFL draft picks including Antonio Brown and J.J. Watt's teammate Eric Fisher.
Opened September 23, 1972 with 14-9 win over Illinois State. Named for Kenneth "Bill" Kelly and alumnus Frank Shorts. Built for $2.8M to replace Perry Shorts Stadium.
West side offers better sightlines and afternoon shade. Student section on east side brings energy. Upper deck provides full-field views.
Campus lots available; Lot 52 is popular for tailgating. Mount Pleasant is small college town—traffic manageable.
"Fire Up Chips!" is the signature chant. Central has produced NFL players including Antonio Brown. CMU marching band is entertaining. Cold weather by late October—dress warm!
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