BYU Lavell Edwards Stadium

Formerly known as “Cougar Stadium”
​1700 N Canyon Rd
Provo, UT 84604
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• Capacity:  63,470
• Built:  1964
• Expanded:  1982
• Renamed:  2000
• Turf:  Natural Turf on a Sand Base

Besides the regular-season football games, LaVell Edwards Football Stadium is also used for a variety of other purposes. Music concerts have been hosted there as well as the annual “Stadium of Fire”, the July 4th Spectacular held as part of America’s Freedom Festival. The football stadium is also the home of high school playoff games and the Rocky Mountain Band Competition every year. 

• 2012: Video Wallboards on both the north and south ends of the stadium
• 2012: LED Ribbon Boards
• 2018: NFL-quality Wi-Fi Service
• 2019: Mezzanie to connect the stadium’s upper decks
  
• 2019: 216 New Restroom Fixtures
  
• 2021: New Video Scoreboards (NuSkin) South end 48′ x 131′ and north end 36′ x 72′
  
• 2021: Enhanced Audio System
• 2022: Champions Terrace

The Lavell Edwards Champions Terrace features lounge seating with a view of the field, canopy coverage, and access to amenities available throughout the game. The new area will host upwards of a hundred guests and be accessible to corporate partners in the Champions Club, which is the highest sponsorship level for BYU athletics.