What is the capacity of Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium?

Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium holds 60,000 and is one of the most raucous environments in college football. Known for "Country Roads" singalong and the Mountaineer mascot firing his musket, it sits in the hills of Morgantown with passionate fans.

🏛️History

Origins

Opened September 6, 1980 as Mountaineer Field with a 41-27 win over Cincinnati. Named for Milan Puskar (Mylan Pharmaceuticals founder) in 2004 after his $20M gift.

Major Renovations

2004Named Milan Puskar Stadium; premium seating added

2012Big 12 debut enhancements

2024Video board and concourse upgrades

Notable Moments

Nov 13, 1993WVU upset #11 Miami 17-14—the game that built the stadium reputation

Nov 9, 2002#21 WVU beat #3 Virginia Tech 21-18 in overtime

Oct 21, 2023WVU upset #10 Oklahoma State 23-20

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

Mountaineer Legends Club has premium hospitality. Sections 101-110 offer midfield views. East side has sunset views over hills.

Parking Tips

Blue Lot is the main tailgate area. PRT (monorail) from downtown has game day service. Mountaineer Station lot with shuttle. Beechurst Avenue traffic is brutal.

Game Day

"Country Roads" singalong in 3rd quarter is legendary—arms around strangers, swaying together. The Mountaineer fires his musket after scores. Carpet Walk brings team through fans. Post-game, hit High Street bars. Clear bag policy enforced.