

Missouri State
Robert W. Plaster Stadium in Springfield, Missouri opened in 1941 as a Works Progress Administration project costing $60,000, originally named SMS Stadium. It was renamed Briggs Stadium in 1970 to honor the school's all-time winningest coach Arthur Briggs, then renamed Plaster Sports Complex in 1992 after a donation by Robert W. Plaster funded renovations including an upper deck and luxury suites. The stadium seats 17,500 and has played on Pivot Performance Turf 1.5 by TenCate since 2025.
Opened in 1941 as SMS Stadium. It was renamed in 1991 following a significant donation from Robert W. Plaster.
The West Grandstand offers the most modern seating and puts you closest to the action. For the best view of the campus skyline, sit in the upper levels on the west side.
Campus parking garages (BearPark North and South) are reliable options. Surface lots 18 and 22 are directly adjacent to the stadium but require gameday passes or fees.
Experience the "BearWalk" where the team enters the stadium. The stadium's location on the main campus walkway makes for a very integrated, high-energy gameday environment.
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