Stadiums / LaVell Edwards Stadium
Provo
Provo football stadium named after legendary BYU coach LaVell Edwards.
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[object Object] · Provo
1964-present · NCAAF
The entrance areas create fan gathering spaces.
The stadium provides one of the most scenic views in college football with Utah mountains surrounding the venue.
The nearby mountains create a unique stadium setting.
One of the largest and most iconic stadiums in the western United States.
The stadium overlooks the surrounding valley.
Celebrates BYU's undefeated championship season.
Honors Cougar legends and contributors.
Honors BYU football legends including Ty Detmer and others.
Showcases program history.
Honors the BYU quarterback and NFL star.
Honors the legendary coach and stadium namesake.
Celebrates BYU's 1984 national championship.
Celebrates the Heisman Trophy quarterback.
Celebrates BYU's Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback.
Behind-the-scenes access.
Pregame gatherings featuring Cougar fans.
The mascot experience.
Pregame gatherings featuring BYU fans nationwide.
Player arrival tradition.
The famous BYU campus symbol.
Fan identity celebrating BYU football.
The Cougars arrive through cheering fans before entering LaVell Edwards Stadium.
The stadium becomes a sea of royal blue during every home game.
The nationally renowned Cougarettes perform before games and at halftime.
Fans sing "Rise and Shout, the Cougars are Out!" after scores and victories.
Cosmo is famous for his acrobatic dunks, flips, and crowd interaction, making him one of college athletics' premier mascots.
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