The Ohio Stadium, often referred to as "the Horseshoe," was designed in this shape to create an intimate and acoustically favorable environment for fans during games. The U-shaped design allows for increased seating capacity while also enhancing the viewing experience, as it brings spectators closer to the action on the field. Additionally, the open end of the horseshoe offers a scenic view of the surrounding campus. This design has become iconic and is a significant part of Ohio State University's identity.
The Horseshoe is the nickname for Ohio Stadium, home of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team.
Ohio State
The Ohio State Buckeyes stadium is in Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Stadium
The Ohio State Buckeyes football team plays in Ohio Stadium located in Columbus, Ohio.
It holds approximately 101,000
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Not very big.
102326
136 ft tall
Originally, the Horseshoe was finished in 1922 just in time for the football season. The latest renovations were done during the 1999 and 2000 seasons and the Shoe was opened up again in 2001. The latest renovation or change to the stadium was in 2006 when the sod was torn up and turf was put down in its place.
102,329 full of crazy Buckeye fans