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Athletic ticket office: Located on University Street between Ross-Ade Stadium and Mackey Arena.

South Endzone Scoreboard Pictures: On the left, a JumboTron screen (removed in this photo) provided replays from 1997 to 2006. On the right, a new 31x68-foot video board was installed in 2007.

The four-story Ross-Ade Stadium Pavilion was completed in 2002. Features: The Shively Media Center, luxury suites, indoor club seats, and a camera deck.

Playing Field: Since the first game on Nov. 22, 1924 against rival Indiana (Purdue 26  IU 7), Ross-Ade Stadium is the only stadium in the Big Ten Conference to have always featured real grass. In 2006 Bermuda grass replaced Kentucky bluegrass as the playing surface.