
Champions Plaza
A brick-paved entry at the southwest corner of Michigan Stadium. Its pillars recognize every varsity team’s conference and national championships.
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Facilities

The Big House
Coined “The Big House” by legendary ABC Sports broadcaster Keith Jackson, Michigan Stadium is the largest college-owned structure of its kind designed solely for football. The facility was opened in 1927, and the 2027 season represents the 100th anniversary of the historic venue.
Beyond college football, the stadium has hosted the NHL Winter Classic, International Champions Cup soccer featuring Real Madrid, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Barcelona and Napoli, and the largest ticketed concert in U.S. history (112,408, Zach Bryan, 2025).

Game day
In 2022, the Michigan Athletic Department named the tunnel of Michigan Stadium after Lloyd Carr, the retired Hall of Fame and National Champion Head Football Coach for the Wolverines. Every Michigan player takes the field through it.

A brick-paved entry at the southwest corner of Michigan Stadium. Its pillars recognize every varsity team’s conference and national championships.

A 24-foot bronze eagle by Marshall Fredericks honoring University of Michigan men and women who died serving their country in World War II.

Home of Michigan Football before the Big House, with a capacity of 46,000; later an outdoor track and field facility until 2018.
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