Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium - home of Tulsa in Tulsa, OK

πŸ“–About Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium

Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium is one of college football's oldest venues, hosting games since 1930. Located on Route 66, the 30,000-seat stadium has seen legends like Steve Largent and Drew Pearson.

πŸ›οΈHistory

Origins

Oil magnate William Skelly donated $125,000 in 1930; Tulsa businessmen raised the remaining $175,000. First game on Oct. 4, 1930: Tulsa defeated Arkansas 26-6.

Major Renovations

19475,000 seats added to north end zone; renamed Skelly Stadium
1965Capacity increased to 40,385; track removed
2008$18M renovation by H.A. Chapman; new suites, club level, FieldTurf

Notable Moments

Sep 26, 1987Attendance record: 47,350 watched #1 Oklahoma rout Tulsa 65-0
Sep 21, 1991Miracle on 11th Street: Tulsa rallied from 24-10 deficit to beat #15 Texas A&M 35-34
Dec 1, 2012Conference USA Championship: Tulsa beat UCF 33-27 in OT

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

West side has best shade. Club level in new press box tower offers premium views.

Parking Tips

Campus lots surround stadium. Route 66 nostalgia nearby. Arrive early for prime tailgate spots.

Game Day

Historic Route 66 atmosphere. Annual Jenks-Union "Backyard Bowl" high school rivalry fills the stadium. Hurricane Walk brings team through fans.

πŸ”₯Rivals

Stadiums Near Skelly Field at H. A. Chapman Stadium

References

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