

Kansas State
Manhattan, KS
Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium holds 50,000 and is named for the legendary coach who transformed Kansas State from the worst program in college football history to a consistent winner. His "Miracle in Manhattan" story is one of college football's greatest.
Opened October 2, 1968 as KSU Stadium with a 21-0 win over Colorado State. Renamed for Bill Snyder in 2005 (200-117-1 career, 2 Big 12 titles). Built for $1.6 million.
West Stadium Club has premium hospitality. Sections 5-11 offer midfield views. East side is closest to student section.
Tailgating in the "Catbackers" lots is legendary. Lots open 6 hours before kickoff. Free shuttles from Bramlage Coliseum. Denison Avenue traffic is heavy.
Wildcat Walk brings team through fans. Willie the Wildcat mascot. "Wabash Cannonball" tradition. Sunset games in the Flint Hills are beautiful. Post-game, explore Aggieville bars. Clear bag policy enforced.
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