Indiana is moving the football student section to the north end zone.
In a release IU Athletics says “students can look forward to being surrounded by fellow classmates in an enhanced and relocated IU football student section at Memorial Stadium in 2024.”
The entire IU football student section is being moved to the north end of the stadium between sections 13 and 24. You can see the seating chart below.
The school says the change will enable all IU students to sit together, and this contiguous student section will also enable more IU students to be seated closer to the Memorial Stadium field.
All seats in the student section will remain general admission, allowing IU students to get the best seats on a first-come, first-served basis.
“The level of support that we have received from IU students in recent years has been tremendous, which is why we are able to make this exciting change,” said IU Vice President and Director of Athletics Scott Dolson.
“This new student section promises to create an electric atmosphere on gamedays, particularly when visiting teams have the ball on that end of the field. In addition, by relocating our students to the north end, they’ll be the first to welcome our team onto the field moments before kickoff.
“We’ve enjoyed record attendance numbers in recent years for IU football, and a big reason for the surge has been the turnout of our students. I think this change will make IU football gamedays that much better for those same students who are now excited for the coach Curt Cignetti era to get underway.”
IU football opens the 2024 season at home on Saturday, Aug. 31, against FIU. The Hoosiers will play eight home games in 2024, including high profile matchups against Nebraska (Oct. 19), Washington (Oct. 26), Michigan (Nov. 9), and Purdue (Nov. 30).
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