Wallace Wade Stadium was the perfect match for Duke football for many years. First, it was a landmark of college football on the East coast. Then it was outdated, then obsolete, and later an embarrassing blemish on one of America’s greatest campuses.
On Saturday afternoon when fans walk through the (finally) completed gates, Wallace Wade Stadium again will mirror the program it houses. The transformation from what was there just a few short years ago to what is there now is nothing short of miraculous. And like David Cutcliffe’s program, it’s the small details that make it great.
It’s a “boutique stadium”, as Associate Director of Athletics Mike Sobb calls it, which is perfect for Duke. For information on purchasing tickets in Blue Devil Tower, visit the Premium Seating section on the Duke website.
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- External view of the Blue Devil Tower from the concourse
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- Living room in one of Duke’s suites available for purchase
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- Bar area in the common room on the 2nd floor
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- Orange Bowl trophy
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- Vintage Duke jersey with a Rose Bowl pin
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- Sugar Bowl trophy
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- Circular bridge into Blue Devil Tower
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- Kevin White’s private satellite office during gameday
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- Full studio including broadcast perch and room for a full studio show
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- The room where it happened
