Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium - home of NIU in DeKalb, IL

πŸ“–About Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium

Huskie Stadium was built after George Bork led NIU to an AP small college national championship in 1963. The 23,595-seat venue has hosted victories over Alabama, Maryland, and other Power 5 programs.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Opened November 6, 1965 with 48-6 win over Illinois State. Built after 1963 national championship. Named Huskie Stadium in 1974; rededicated as Brigham Field in 2003.

Major Renovations

1969First artificial turf in Illinois installed
1995End zone bleachers added; capacity reached 31,000

Notable Moments

Oct 6, 1990Upset #24 Fresno State 73-18; Stacey Robinson rushed for 308 yards
Nov 26, 2013Jordan Lynch set FBS QB rushing record with 321 yards
2003Beat #15 Maryland in OT opener, then #21 Alabama on road

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

West side grandstands have best sightlines. Capacity reduced from 31,000 to 23,595 for improved experience.

Parking Tips

Campus parking available. DeKalb is 60 miles west of Chicago.

Game Day

Six MAC Championships. Huskies reached 2013 Orange Bowl. Have beaten Alabama, Iowa State, Purdue, Northwestern, Nebraska at home.

πŸ”₯Rivals

Stadiums Near Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium

References

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