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Can't believe I made it to an Oregon football game here in Eugene, OR. Hitting the done button and purchasing my ticket for just $15 on TickPick, it was a surreal experience knowing I'd get to watch a game at one of the most reputable college football schools in the country. Although it was the first game of the season and the Ducks were playing an inferior opponent and favored by 43 points against the University of Idaho, just to be in the stands witnessing the game live was good enough for me. I'm surprised Autzen Stadium only holds 54,000 seats. That's pretty small for a major college football program. For instance, Michigan's stadium holds over 100,000 fans. But still, Oregon and Autzen Stadium is well known for being one of the most loud and energetic stadiums in the country. According to what I read, Autzen Stadium is designed like an amphitheater, and it's this type of arena setting that really encloses the crowd noise and makes it difficult on opponents to communicate and gives the home Ducks a big advantage. I would say for this game against Idaho, although almost every seat was occupied, I was anticipating some intense energy at least at the beginning of the game, (before the anticipated blowout, lol). In actuality, Oregon fans may not like me for saying this...but I wanted more. I wanted rowdier. I wanted to feel chills from insane crowd cheers. Instead, I felt a little underwhelmed. That could have been because their opponent, Idaho, is a small school that no one respects. Maybe if the opponent were a familiar foe or rival, things could have been different. Like I said at the beginning, regardless of how the game played out, I was on Cloud 9 just to be watching an Oregon game in real time. Extra details... - For parking, I paid $8 on Ticketmaster (without any extra fees) to take a shuttle bus over to Autzen Stadium from the VRC - Valley River Center Mall. Yellow school buses departed from the backside section of the mall. Autzen Stadium is 2.5 miles away and the ride takes 10 - 15 minutes. They drop you off right in front of the entrance gates. - My seat was in Section 16 on the home side of Autzen Stadium. This was parallel to sitting in one of the end zones. But here's the thing...for a 4pm game on the last day of August, the sun was brutal, and it was staring me straight in the eyes. Plus with it being 95 degrees outside, I decided to sit somewhere else. I noticed there were a few open spots with good vantage points from the last rows in Section 36 which was on the opposite side from the sun. I walked around to Section 36 which was a 10x better viewing spot with the sun at my back. Plus, from the last couple of rows, the looks down onto the field were fantastic. I suggest Section 36. - Unless you purchased a premium ticket, most of Autzen Stadium is sitting on benches, not actual individual seats, but that's typical of college athletics. - Here was the best part to attending the game...when it ended, the play by play stadium host announced over the loudspeaker that fans were allowed onto the field! What??? Yes!!! Anyone and everyone could walk onto the actual playing field! This was a dream come true for me! Did I take a photo touching the legendary O in the middle of the field??? Of course I did! What a way to end a wonderful college football game day experience. - Btw, although Oregon was a 43 point favorite against Idaho, yet it was actually competitive with the final score being 24 - 14 win for the Ducks. It was not a blowout and fans stuck around till the final plays. - One poor aspect was...since I decided to hang out on the field afterwards, when I returned to the shuttle bus line to go back to the mall, I must have waited 75 minutes to finally board an unoccupied bus. Wish they could have done better about the insane line. Overall, I am so thankful for the opportunity to be at an Oregon football game. It was my first time in Eugene. And it was Oregon's first game as a member of the Big 10. Thank you for having me and Go Ducks.
It never rains in Autzen... I was here for a very special persons graduation commencement. Hudson Stadium showcases the Oregon ducks football team on the grand scale, but the season is over that used for things such as this. They had the commencement start at 9 AM. The only place to get anything was the general food stands that you would imagine at any sporting events with coffee, soda, hotdog pretzels, etc. Parking coming in, was very easy for the event. It was a well put on commencement. On the way out if you were looking to drive away quickly, there really wasn't an opportunity for that but shuttles were provided to get parents and students to their next graduation spot if need be. We opted to walk over the bridge and come back later for the car. All in all well in event and beautiful stadium as always. SCO Ducks! Congratulations Ally, you have a great future ahead.
Absolutely incredible spot to watch a football game--a must if you have a college football stadium bucket list (even if you're not a Ducks fan). The Ducks have some fun in-stadium traditions like the Coming Home lights show (1st quarter break) and Shout (3rd quarter break) that are great for everyone, even kids. Pro tip: download your tickets and the Go Ducks app before getting to the stadium. The in-stadium cell service is BRUTAL.
Our First Duck's Game. Our First Civil War Game. Luckily, were both Duck's Fans. Our friend that bought our tickets is a Beavers fan. Ick. Not really but, ick. We left late as is our friends M.O. for life, but we managed to find a spot nearby the stadium for $50.00 in a members spot that didn't show up. Their loss, our expensive score. We all made it to our seats in plenty of time before Kickoff. I was, I thought. Dressed for the weather. Oh how I was wrong. It was colder than I imagined. I kept moving and stood the whole time which helped, cuz "Boy Howdy." "It Was Cold." Of course the food and drinks were super expensive but not more than any other venue. We bought two 16oz. Waters for $10.00. It was that or drink from the sink. No. The game was awesome because The Duck's Won. It was a quiet ride home but that was o.k because our team won. lol. We can't wait to see another game here.
Oh Autzen. Man oh man do I have some fond memories here. As much as I love supporting my ducks the stadium itself is not my fav. I mean, it's a college sports stadium, it's going to be pretty much what you would expect: over priced hotdogs and beer. But that's not why I gave them 3 stars. First of all, each concession stand is a little different. And since the stadium is so big it can be kind of a toss up making the decision to walk all of the way around for the food you're craving when "shout" can come on any second. If you're sitting near the student section, get your adult beverages before the game starts because they are no where to be found on that side! The next star I knocked off is because the rules can be all over the place. I'm all for clear bags to keep everyone safe but when I'm searching for my pants with the biggest pockets before the game and I walk in and see a frat boy with a backpack with a whole 30 rack in it I get a little annoyed. That being said even though it's a little annoying or inconvenient it's what I expect when I go to most sporting events at Autzen or not. In fact, I don't know if I would even bother writing this review if my tuition dollars paying for the stadium weren't so high:)
Autzen Stadium is amazing! Honestly, I was really anxious visiting this place for the first time given its massive scale, but everything worked out great! I'm recovering from an injury and currently have an ADA placard for parking. My parking space was located steps away from the front gate, and the elevator was only a few steps away from the gate! I couldn't be happier with this facility's accomodations for those with mobility issues. My first visit was for a Savannah Banana's game (Bananas against the Party Animals) and we weren't sure whether the weather would cooperate. I was pleased to discover the pregame activities were held in a gigantic fully-enclosed arena next door to the stadium, which had a large jumbotron, restrooms, water fountains, and every other comfort one would need. This place is massive in scale, and I never felt claustrophobic or overwhelmed in any way. There is a long ramp that encircles the stadium, a giant staircase, as well as ADA elevators to access the stadium. Even though this place accomodates 60,000 people, you wouldn't know it because the layout enables many people to enter and exit at once. There are bench seats in the stadium, with the option to rent cushioned seats and backrests near the points of entry. With two giant jumbotrons, there didn't really seem to be a bad seat in the house. We had a wonderful time! (And the Bananas won!) read more
"It never rains...in Autzen Stadium!" - Don Essig, longtime Autzen PA announcer Well, yeah, sure. But also, surrrrrre, Don. But who really cares? You're in Oregon, where the climate has its own ideas on where and when things will change. You're just off campus of the University of Oregon, across the Willamette (highly recommend the bridge walk, it's a tradition), and you're going to be a part of a crowd of ~60,000. And while that is far less than some other venues, these crowds get throaty and LOUD, especially when the Ducks have the opponents pinned deep in their own end. Also, that's when the rain is a big help, because fumbles happen. The steps on the south end take you right under the big O, letting you know just who calls this place home. If you're so inclined, then you can walk the ramps up the east or west sides, too, so those who might need accessibility or just people who hate stairs can be accommodated. The concourses are pretty wide, though when concessions lines are long, the concourses are still cramped. Restrooms are plenty and have LOTS of facilities, so you *might* even be able to make a comfort stop during a commercial break. But if you miss the action and the crowd roars, then the restrooms are quite the echo chamber. Autzen has had a gazillion magic moments, the Duck ALWAYS entertains, and it's fairly visiting-fan friendly, as long as yer not OSU. This is also the venue for the main graduation ceremony, stuffing the south stands with family & friends to celebrate their Ducks' academic accomplishments. So while Kenny Wheaton's '94 'pick six' or the 32-31 barnburner against Ohio State in '24 are hallowed memories here, so too are those school-related festivities, not just sportsball. And yes, I'm biased because my Duck walked here. Parking isn't easy, and traffic gets managed along MLK Jr Way, but that's where the bridge walk helps. If you need merch or the latest in UO garb, then the Duck Store might have something for all ages. Hey, even the Grateful Dead played here TEN times, so you know almost anyone could call this a special place. Come early. Wear green. Be LOUD. read more
If you've never experienced a Saturday at Autzen Stadium, home of the Oregon Ducks football, then buckle up because this place isn't just a football game, it's a full-blown football event, the kind that would make even John Madden slam the telestrator pen on the table and shout, "BOOM! Now THAT'S football!" Built back in 1967 and named after lumberman and supporter Thomas J. Autzen, this stadium rose from the Oregon soil like a cathedral to college football. Over the years it's been upgraded most notably the 2002 expansion that pushed capacity past 54,000 but here's the crazy part: it sounds like twice that many. The freeway around Eugene backs up for miles, tailgates stretch forever, and it honestly feels like there are more fans outside the stadium than inside. That's when you know you're somewhere special. Then you walk through the gates... and BAM! The noise hits you like a linebacker blitzing through the A-gap. Autzen is famous for being one of the loudest stadiums in college football, and buddy, that's not marketing that's physics. Ducks fans don't cheer, they detonate. The chant starts rolling: "Ducks! Ducks! Go Ducks!" and the sound bounces off the bowl so hard your ears feel like they just went three rounds with a jet engine. The band fires up, the speakers blast music like a rock concert, and suddenly a Harley engine roars to life VROOOOM echoing across the field like thunder in the Cascades. The green and yellow colors flash everywhere, and the place turns into a sea of Nike energy, which makes sense because the university's most famous supporter, Phil Knight, helped fuel the Ducks' rise into a national powerhouse. And then comes the moment that gives you goosebumps. The stadium goes quiet for the national anthem, the military is honored, and right when the final note hits WHOOSH! Fighter jets scream over the top of the stadium in a flyover that rattles the rafters. The crowd erupts, the band explodes into fight songs, and suddenly Autzen sounds less like a stadium and more like a jet-powered rock concert with shoulder pads. It's wild, it's loud, it's electric and I'm telling you right now, in true Madden fashion: when a stadium shakes like that, when the crowd's louder than a freight train, and when the Ducks come flying out of that tunnel... BOOM! That's football, baby. Five stars. Best college football stadium I've ever experienced. Go Ducks. Go Nike. And hold onto your eardrums. read more
We came to the stadium for the banana ball game. Have he never been to the stadium before? I was very excited to finally visit it. It was clean, easy to navigate and despite its large size did not feel overwhelming. I look forward to coming back for future events. read more
Can't believe I made it to an Oregon football game here in Eugene, OR. Hitting the done button and purchasing my ticket for just $15 on TickPick, it was a surreal experience knowing I'd get to watch a game at one of the most reputable college football schools in the country. Although it was the first game of the season and the Ducks were playing an inferior opponent and favored by 43 points against the University of Idaho, just to be in the stands witnessing the game live was good enough for me. I'm surprised Autzen Stadium only holds 54,000 seats. That's pretty small for a major college football program. For instance, Michigan's stadium holds over 100,000 fans. But still, Oregon and Autzen Stadium is well known for being one of the most loud and energetic stadiums in the country. According to what I read, Autzen Stadium is designed like an amphitheater, and it's this type of arena setting that really encloses the crowd noise and makes it difficult on opponents to communicate and gives the home Ducks a big advantage. I would say for this game against Idaho, although almost every seat was occupied, I was anticipating some intense energy at least at the beginning of the game, (before the anticipated blowout, lol). In actuality, Oregon fans may not like me for saying this...but I wanted more. I wanted rowdier. I wanted to feel chills from insane crowd cheers. Instead, I felt a little underwhelmed. That could have been because their opponent, Idaho, is a small school that no one respects. Maybe if the opponent were a familiar foe or rival, things could have been different. Like I said at the beginning, regardless of how the game played out, I was on Cloud 9 just to be watching an Oregon game in real time. Extra details... - For parking, I paid $8 on Ticketmaster (without any extra fees) to take a shuttle bus over to Autzen Stadium from the VRC - Valley River Center Mall. Yellow school buses departed from the backside section of the mall. Autzen Stadium is 2.5 miles away and the ride takes 10 - 15 minutes. They drop you off right in front of the entrance gates. - My seat was in Section 16 on the home side of Autzen Stadium. This was parallel to sitting in one of the end zones. But here's the thing...for a 4pm game on the last day of August, the sun was brutal, and it was staring me straight in the eyes. Plus with it being 95 degrees outside, I decided to sit somewhere else. I noticed there were a few open spots with good vantage points from the last rows in Section 36 which was on the opposite side from the sun. I walked around to Section 36 which was a 10x better viewing spot with the sun at my back. Plus, from the last couple of rows, the looks down onto the field were fantastic. I suggest Section 36. - Unless you purchased a premium ticket, most of Autzen Stadium is sitting on benches, not actual individual seats, but that's typical of college athletics. - Here was the best part to attending the game...when it ended, the play by play stadium host announced over the loudspeaker that fans were allowed onto the field! What??? Yes!!! Anyone and everyone could walk onto the actual playing field! This was a dream come true for me! Did I take a photo touching the legendary O in the middle of the field??? Of course I did! What a way to end a wonderful college football game day experience. - Btw, although Oregon was a 43 point favorite against Idaho, yet it was actually competitive with the final score being 24 - 14 win for the Ducks. It was not a blowout and fans stuck around till the final plays. - One poor aspect was...since I decided to hang out on the field afterwards, when I returned to the shuttle bus line to go back to the mall, I must have waited 75 minutes to finally board an unoccupied bus. Wish they could have done better about the insane line. Overall, I am so thankful for the opportunity to be at an Oregon football game. It was my first time in Eugene. And it was Oregon's first game as a member of the Big 10. Thank you for having me and Go Ducks. read more
It never rains in Autzen... I was here for a very special persons graduation commencement. Hudson Stadium showcases the Oregon ducks football team on the grand scale, but the season is over that used for things such as this. They had the commencement start at 9 AM. The only place to get anything was the general food stands that you would imagine at any sporting events with coffee, soda, hotdog pretzels, etc. Parking coming in, was very easy for the event. It was a well put on commencement. On the way out if you were looking to drive away quickly, there really wasn't an opportunity for that but shuttles were provided to get parents and students to their next graduation spot if need be. We opted to walk over the bridge and come back later for the car. All in all well in event and beautiful stadium as always. SCO Ducks! Congratulations Ally, you have a great future ahead. read more
3 months ago
Absolutely incredible spot to watch a football game--a must if you have a college football stadium bucket list (even if you're not a Ducks fan). The Ducks have some fun in-stadium traditions like the Coming Home lights show (1st quarter break) and Shout (3rd quarter break) that are great for everyone, even kids. Pro tip: download your tickets and the Go Ducks app before getting to the stadium. The in-stadium cell service is BRUTAL. read more
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6 years ago
Our First Duck's Game. Our First Civil War Game. Luckily, were both Duck's Fans. Our friend that bought our tickets is a Beavers fan. Ick. Not really but, ick. We left late as is our friends M.O. for life, but we managed to find a spot nearby the stadium for $50.00 in a members spot that didn't show up. Their loss, our expensive score. We all made it to our seats in plenty of time before Kickoff. I was, I thought. Dressed for the weather. Oh how I was wrong. It was colder than I imagined. I kept moving and stood the whole time which helped, cuz "Boy Howdy." "It Was Cold." Of course the food and drinks were super expensive but not more than any other venue. We bought two 16oz. Waters for $10.00. It was that or drink from the sink. No. The game was awesome because The Duck's Won. It was a quiet ride home but that was o.k because our team won. lol. We can't wait to see another game here. read more
5 years ago
Amazing environment, good energy, and great sports culture. I definitely think that everyone should enjoy a game here. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Oh Autzen. Man oh man do I have some fond memories here. As much as I love supporting my ducks the stadium itself is not my fav. I mean, it's a college sports stadium, it's going to be pretty much what you would expect: over priced hotdogs and beer. But that's not why I gave them 3 stars. First of all, each concession stand is a little different. And since the stadium is so big it can be kind of a toss up making the decision to walk all of the way around for the food you're craving when "shout" can come on any second. If you're sitting near the student section, get your adult beverages before the game starts because they are no where to be found on that side! The next star I knocked off is because the rules can be all over the place. I'm all for clear bags to keep everyone safe but when I'm searching for my pants with the biggest pockets before the game and I walk in and see a frat boy with a backpack with a whole 30 rack in it I get a little annoyed. That being said even though it's a little annoying or inconvenient it's what I expect when I go to most sporting events at Autzen or not. In fact, I don't know if I would even bother writing this review if my tuition dollars paying for the stadium weren't so high:) read more
"It never rains in Autzen Stadium" or so goes the famous saying. Well, leave it to me to watch a game during a 3-hour downpour. Even before we reached halftime, water was running down my legs and into my shoes. But, it didn't diminish my enjoyment of the game. I was envious of the better prepared fans, who looked like a motley collection of Gorton's fishermen. Even the cheerleaders were wearing pants. You know things are bad when the cheerleaders cover up! What an amazing venue: **Great announcer **Good food - boy do I miss my 20-year old metabolism! **Devoted fans - enthusiastic, but respectful towards those of us cheering the visiting team. **Fun mascot - Goofy antics including arriving to the game on the back of a Harley, doing pushups after every score and taking a chainsaw to a Stanford 'tree' (hey buddy, what did that ficus ever do to you?!?) **And boy was it loud! It was the 60th consecutive sell out so I felt lucky to get tickets and experience a little college football insanity Oregon style. read more
I'm a Bruin. UCLA blue and gold all the way. When my son chose Oregon for his undergraduate studies, though, I could not be prouder. When it comes to football, loyalties are challenged. After attending maybe 30 games at the Rose Bowl with me, he is no longer a Bruin fan. That little bastard has the audacity to jump ship and sleep with the enemy? OK, dad. Back off the legal weed pipe (hey, when in Eugene...) Parents weekend is here and the remaining family flew to the Northwest to visit and take in a game, along with filling his belly with non-cafeteria food and stocking his pantry with snacks from Safeway. Autzen Stadium is beyond cool. It is big and grand, although it only seats 56,000. Coming from the Rose Bowl, where it seats 98,000 and seems strangely empty when we have "only" 56,000 fans show up. Good food selection, decent bathroom capacity, excellent video board, good sight lines, and next to campus (seems obvious but you may not be able to walk from Westwood to Pasadena). It's kind of a hassle to walk from OU to the stadium, but I was doing this while drunk, in the rain and at night. Typically, it's a gorgeous walk over the Willamette River on a gorgeous fall day. I am really jealous of a place like like this. I am now a loyal Duck fan, except when playing my Bruins. read more
There is no better place than Autzen on game day! I love football games here. It's a relatively small stadium, but it's got a cozy feel to it. The crowd is always fun and random conversations with strangers are everywhere. Nothing like the love of Oregon football to make a quick bond. Staff is always friendly and helpful. There's Eugene police everywhere, and oddly enough, they are helpful too. I've never encountered a rude or nasty person here. I love the fact you can bring outside food in. Drinks are fine if they are in a sealed container. My husband and I stop at Subway to grab sandwiches. We just make sure our sodas are in bottles and not opened until we get inside. I always say that to the security person checking bags, that we bought it at Subway and they're still sealed. They have no problem with this, usually happy that we know the rules and are abiding by them. I've never encountered someone rude in this situation. They do offsite parking and shuttles from multiple places in town, such as Symantec and many others, which is totally free to use. I've used it before when I had pulled a tendon in my knee and couldn't walk far. Otherwise my husband and I typically walk to the games from our house. Cell phone reception has significantly improved this last year. It used to be a black hole for service. I like that I can post pics and status updates to Facebook much easier now. It's insanely loud here. Which is part of the fun, honestly. It's deafening. I can hear it at my house, which is about two miles away without a problem. There's really nowhere like Autzen on game day! read more
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8 years ago
Beautiful Stadium & grounds. The stadium is well layed out & offers many places to buy food and drinks. The bathrooms are setup for high traffic, and are kept clean. The shuttle system is great, and well organized. But... The football fans were super rude, so rude that my family will not revisit this place. We went to support the visiting team, which was a huge mistake!! Duck fans (Yes Multiple fans and occasions) yelled profanities at my 13 yr old, staright up telling him to F-Off! This was his frist time attending a College game, Very Unfortunate. Also what kind of team sings a song about kicking the Sh*T out of the other team? We did get asked by a few fans about how we were being treated and seemed to genuinely care about our well being. Unfortunately we left Autzen very sour and emotionally depleated. read more
5 years ago
This place is off the hook!! I'm a huge football fan and I attended both NFL and college games every year. I never miss a chance to go to a game at Autzen! Bare minimum 2 games a year. The tailgating is more profession than several NFL stadiums I have attended (Blows Seattle out) stretching nearly 3 miles long, there is a coed party every 12'. Inside, it's clean and open. The fans are rabid, so you better be ready to YellO!!!! the only downside is no beer served inside ( college game ) You can go back to your tailgate at any time, just hold on to your ticket and get a stamp so you can come back in. Go Ducks!! read more
LTD does a great job getting you here! I never thought I would be riding the bus again, but it really is the best way to get there and there are several assembly areas in the area to catch the bus (Valley River Center, South Eugene High, Symantec etc). The facility at Autzen is nice and the last time I was here was in 2004 when the company I work for had a sky box (now those are really cool!). Seats were comfortable, fans loud (and a number drunk and in one case, vomiting). Other than that, a pretty cool feel to the place and most people around us brought the youngsters and that was neat to see. Concessions were a bit spendy but worth it as it gave me an excuse to dry off and stand in a covered area. On days like last Saturday's Cal vs. Oregon game, it would be nice to have had a retractable roof as it was monsoon-like. Tickets were spendy but, again, worth it. read more
There's not much more to add to all the good stuff that has been written about Autzen! I can add that they are good hosts when my kids have performed at halftime! (Grants Pass High School Marching Band and Auxiliary REPRESENT!). Duck football has been a staple in our lives for the past eight years, the kiddos now have season tix and the party, inside and outside Autzen, is great! read more
The best place to see a football game in the state! The most fun and well organized pre-game area of any venue and so much fun with great sight-lines no matter where you sit. They do a great job letting you see the players enter and exit in different area and parking is easy. A great place for gameday! read more
Autzen is heaven if you are a Duck, and hell if you aren't. Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit agree that Autzen is as loud and as intimidating as any stadium in the NCAA. It's hard to beat walking from campus, across the Willamette (will-AM-it) Footbridge http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/PF8O-ASUFie_FlBXMes8Kw?select=fcI0ck_sD8UZgj1TM0r-oA , through the woods, and into the parking lot on game day. Biased? Yes I am. Hi Bella! Check out this pic too! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/PF8O-ASUFie_FlBXMes8Kw?select=ici3oKYS3WiaYMCB6x_zNw read more
All hail for the mighty Oregon Ducks! Watching the opening game where the Ducks butchered the Huskies at this spectacular and gorgeous venue was one of the best Labor Day Weekends spent...ever! At over 58,000 attending (consistently more than official capacity for quite some time), the crowd noise was nearly deafening. However, the loud cheers from the fans all around was exciting. Everyone loved football here and everyone, it seemed, loved the Ducks here. The energy was just absolutely addicting! Bottom line...this has got to be the BEST place to watch college football! read more
Autzen Stadium is... - Home to the Oregon Ducks - Most recently the home of the 2014 Pac12 and 2015 Rose Bowl CHAMPIONS! - One of the loudest stadiums in the country!! - Home to the best fan base in college football! Your experience here at this stadium will be made into memories and even history! You never know what is going to happen when Oregon takes the field. Remember... "It never rains in Autzen Stadium!" Go DUCKS!! read more
What a great venue to see a game. Every seat in the house has a view. Concessions towns move fairly quickly and the people are friendly. Lots of bathrooms and at convenient locations They do have stair that you would need to take to get to any level you are sitting at. read more
The home of the Oregon Ducks football team. It's the place where great teams come to die. Sporting the best home record in college football over the last 5 years, this is a tough place for visitors, and it's due to the greatness of Autzen. While holding only 55,000, the noise level is deafening due to the shape of the stadium, which holds in sound and echoes it off the field. I love many of the traditions that have evolved here over the years, from The Duck riding out on a motorcycle with the team following behind, to the "Go" "Ducks" shouts back and forth across the stadium, to The Duck doing pushups for every point, and my favorite, the singing of Otis Day and The Knights "SHOUT" between the third and fourth quarters. Not the best place for tailgating as the parking lot has given way to other sports facilities over the years, Autzen offers an alternative pre-game experience, by turning the indoor practice facility, the Moshofsky Center, into a giant indoor party. An array of food is available, with live music, tv screens, seating for thousands, cheerleaders, and more. Whether or not you're a Duck fan, be sure to come enjoy a game here, and you won't be disappointed. read more
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