Stadiums / Rice–Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City football stadium known for mountain views and Utah traditions.
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1998-present · NCAAF
The stadium features the cauldron from the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
The venue preserves connections to the 2002 Olympics.
The venue hosted opening and closing ceremonies for the 2002 Winter Olympics.
The venue overlooks the city and surrounding mountains.
The stadium provides one of the most scenic backdrops in college football.
Celebrates Utah's undefeated season.
Honors the undefeated BCS season.
Celebrates the NFL quarterback.
Celebrates the Utah quarterback and NFL star.
Highlights Utah's modern success.
Celebrates the stadium's Olympic heritage.
Honors the Hall of Fame quarterback.
Honors the former Utah coach.
Honors Utes legends and contributors.
Showcases program history.
Honors Utah football legends.
Player arrival tradition.
Utah's famous fan and team identity.
The mascot experience.
Behind-the-scenes access.
Pregame gatherings with mountain scenery.
Player arrival tradition.
Pregame gatherings featuring mountain culture.
The Utes arrive through cheering fans before entering Rice-Eccles Stadium before every home game.
The Mighty Utah Student Section (MUSS) creates one of the loudest and most intimidating student sections in the country.
The Utah Marching Band and crowd perform "Ute Thunder," energizing the stadium before kickoff and during key moments.
Swoop entertains fans with acrobatic stunts, crowd interaction, and game-day traditions throughout every home game.
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