
Washington State
Pullman, WA
Gesa Field at Martin Stadium is one of the most unique and intimate environments in college football, located in the rolling hills of Pullman. It is the only stadium in the country named after a sitting governor (Clarence D. Martin).
Opened in 1972 on the site of the former Rogers Field (which was destroyed by fire in 1970). The new stadium was a modern, concrete facility designed for the Cougars' growth in the Pac-8.
The South Side premium sections offer the best coverage and amenities. For energy, sit near the students on the north side. The stadium's low profile means every seat feels close to the action.
Pullman is a true college town with limited game day parking. Most fans walk from the WSU campus or use the shuttle from the "Coug Park" lot.
Watch for the "Coug Head" flag, which flew at every ESPN College GameDay for 15 years before the show finally came to Pullman. Sing "Back Home" and look for the cougar statue outside the stadium.
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