
Oregon State
Reser Stadium has been home to Oregon State Beavers football since opening November 14, 1953, when OSU defeated Washington State 7β0. Originally named Parker Stadium, it was renamed in June 1999 to honor Al and Pat Reser, Oregon State alumni and owners of Reser's Fine Foods. The stadium holds 35,548 on FieldTurf following a southwest grandstand replacement completed for the 2023 season, and at 135 feet stands as the tallest man-made structure in Corvallis.
Opened in 1953 as Parker Stadium (named for alumnus Charles Parker) to replace the aging Bell Field. It was renamed Reser Stadium in 1999 following a donation from Al and Pat Reser.
The new West Side features state-of-the-art amenities and some of the best sound and sightlines in the Pac-12. The Terrace in the north end zone is a popular social spot for craft beer and local food.
Downtown Corvallis is a 15-minute walk from the stadium. Many fans use the free shuttle from the Benton County Fairgrounds.
Look for the giant inflatable beaver at the entrance. Join the "Beaver Walk" two hours before kickoff. Enjoy the unique "Chain Saw" sound effect on third downs.
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