

Memphis
Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium is a 58,325-seat multi-purpose stadium in Memphis, Tennessee. Originally built in 1965 as a memorial to veterans, it serves as home to the Memphis Tigers and hosts the annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl. The stadium combines decades of Memphis football tradition with one of the largest capacities in the American Athletic Conference.
Opened in 1965 at a cost of $3.7 million, the stadium was built as a memorial to veterans of World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. It has served as the home of Memphis Tigers football and as the permanent site of the annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl.
Lower bowl sideline seats between the 30-yard lines offer the best views. The west side provides shade for afternoon games. Club seats and suites are available on both sidelines.
Tiger Lane at the Mid-South Fairgrounds is the premier tailgating area but often requires a season pass. General lots surround the stadium at $15-$25. Arrive early for conference games.
The Tiger Walk through Tiger Lane is a must-see tradition roughly 2.5 hours before kickoff. Beale Street is a short drive away for post-game celebrations. Memphis BBQ is an essential part of any gameday visit.
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