Marching 110
The Marching 110 is nationally renowned and widely considered one of the finest marching bands in college football.
Historic Athens football stadium known for scenic Appalachian surroundings.
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The Marching 110 is nationally renowned and widely considered one of the finest marching bands in college football.
Rufus energizes fans with traditions and game-day celebrations.
Fans proudly sing the fight song after scores and victories.
The stadium benefits from Southeast Ohio scenery.
The stadium's shape creates an intimate bowl atmosphere.
Celebrates Ohio's historic bowl appearance.
Display recognizing Ohio football history.
Honors Ohio football legends.
Showcases program history.
Behind-the-scenes access.
Fans greet the Bobcats, Rufus, and the Marching 110 on the walk into Peden Stadium.
Ohio University’s historic College Green — the National Register heart of campus on the gameday walk to Peden.
Exhibits honoring Frank Solich, who rebuilt Ohio football (2005–20) and whose name is on the field at Peden Stadium.
The Marching 110 — “The Most Exciting Band in the Land” — is famous for its rock-and-roll pregame and exploding onto the field at Peden.
The Ohio Athletics Hall of Fame honors Bobcat legends, including the Frank Solich era and the program’s bowl history.
The entrance plaza at Peden Stadium, the gathering space before fans file into the MAC’s oldest stadium (1929).
Life-size sculpture of The Bobcat in front of the Sook Athletic Center at Peden Stadium — Ohio’s signature photo stop.
Live crowd-updated map with parking prices, gates, bars and restrooms, plus bag policy and tailgate planning.
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