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The new stadium was ready less than 10 months later for the 1998 home opener, a 45â22 win over Louisville on September 12. The stadium now seats 45,807 and has a 6-story press box, as in 2014 a row of bleachers has been added in the standing room areas on the east, west and north sections of Rice-Eccles Stadium. 40 ADA seats were also added for a total of 790 new seats, bringing the capacity of Rice-Eccles Stadium to 45,807 (from 45,017).
The stadium remains the largest in college football, just ahead of Penn State's Beaver Stadium (106,572). Ohio State's Ohio Stadium is third at 104,944, followed by Texas A&M's Kyle Field (102,500), Tennessee's Neyland Stadium (102,455), LSU's Tiger Stadium (102,321) and Alabama's Bryant-Denny Stadium (101,821). Michigan Stadium opened in 1927 with a capacity of 84,000.