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Football Game Venues

These are the stadiums, fields, parks, etc., where OU has played away or neutral games since the early 1900s. The SEASONS column shows the first and last season when OU played there. Links to all games played at each venue will be added in the future.

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Inactive

These venues no longer exist or do not host college football games any more. They are still being researched but may never be complete because some of them were not identified in the newspapers. The focus will be on those that still exist, are or were on campus, or have some historical significance.

Games Venue (25) Location Seasons Home Team
23 Memorial Stadium Manhattan, KS 1923-1967 Kansas State
22 Clyde Williams Field Ames, IA 1928-1974 Iowa State
18 Orange Bowl * Miami, FL 1938-1987 Miami (FL)
11 Floyd Casey Stadium Waco, TX 1973-2013 Baylor
6 Taft Stadium Oklahoma City, OK 1943-1944
5 Pitt Stadium Pittsburgh, PA 1953-1984 Pittsburgh
5 Tulane Stadium * New Orleans, LA 1948-1972
3 Gator Bowl * Jacksonville, FL 1946-1991
2 SDCCU Stadium * San Diego, CA 1996-2005 San Diego State
2 Astrodome (D) * Houston, TX 1968-1970
2 Kezar Stadium San Francisco, CA 1940-1948
2 Griffith Stadium Washington, DC 1932-1934
2 Honolulu Stadium Honolulu, HI 1931
2 Fair Park Stadium (old) Dallas, TX 1925-1929
2 Drake Stadium (old) Des Moines, IA 1920-1924 Creighton
1 Metrodome (D) Minneapolis, MN 1985 Minnesota
1 Yankee Stadium (old) New York, NY 1961
1 Braves Field Boston, MA 1949
1 Detroit Stadium Detroit, MI 1947 NC State
1 Temple Stadiuim Philadelphia, PA 1942 Temple
1 Rice Stadium (old) Houston, TX 1938 Rice
1 Creighton Stadium Omaha, NE 1928 Creighton
1 Memorial Stadium (old) Bloomington, IN 1928 Indiana
1 Stagg Field (old) Chicago, IL 1927 Chicago
1 Drake Stadium Des Moines, IA 1926 Creighton

Notes

  • * At least one bowl game was played at the stadium.
  • (D) Domed stadium.
  • Most recent names as of 2021.

Astrodome

  • Full Name(s): NRG Astrodome.
  • Former Name(s): Harris County Domed Stadium (1965), Houston Astrodome (1965-2000), Reliant Astrodome (2000-2014).

AT&T Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Cowboys Stadium (2009-13).

Bill Snyder Family Stadium

  • Former Name(s): KSU Stadium (1968-2005).

Boone Pickens Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Lewis Field (1920-2002).

Camping World Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Orlando Stadium (1936-1946), Tangerine Bowl (1947-1975), Citrus Bowl (1976), Orlando Stadium (1977-1982), Florida Citrus Bowl (1983-2013), Orlando Citrus Bowl (2014-2016).

Cotton Bowl

  • Former Name(s): Fair Park Stadium (1930-35).
  • All but two of the games -- 1970 vs SMU and 2001 vs Arkansas -- are against Texas.

Detroit Stadium

  • Former Name(s): U of D Stadium, Titan Stadium, Dinan Field.

Drake Stadium (old)

  • Former Name(s): Haskins Field.

Folsom Field

  • Former Name(s): Colorado Stadium.

H. A. Chapman Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Skelly Field.

Hard Rock Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Joe Robbie Stadium (1987-1996), Pro Player Park (1996), Pro Player Stadium (1996-2005), Dolphins Stadium (2005-2006), Dolphin Stadium (2006-2009; 2010), Land Shark Stadium (2009-2010), Sun Life Stadium (2010-2016), New Miami Stadium (2016).

Jack Trice Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Cyclone Stadium / Jack Trice Field (1975-1997).

JMA Wireless Dome

  • Former Name(s): Carrier Dome (1980-2021).

Kroger Field

  • Former Name(s): Commonwealth Stadium.

Memorial Stadium (Kansas)

  • Full Name(s): David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium.

Memorial Stadium (Kansas State)

  • Full Name(s): World War I Memorial Stadium.

Metrodome

  • Full Name(s): Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome.

NRG Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Reliant Stadium.

SDCCU (San Diego County Credit Union) Stadium

  • Former Name(s): San Diego Stadium (1967-1980), San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium (1981-1997), Qualcomm Stadium (1997-2017).

State Farm Stadium

  • Former Name(s): University of Phoenix Stadium.

Superdome

  • Full Name(s): Caesars Superdome.
  • Former Name(s): Louisiana Superdome (1975-2011), Mercedes-Benz Superdome (2011-2021).

Temple Stadium

  • Former Name(s): Owl Stadium, Beury Stadium.