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Ohio Stadium, also called “The Horseshoe,” is a collegiate football stadium located on Ohio State University’s campus in Columbus. Constructed in 1922, it remains one of the largest stadiums in the world, hosting Buckeye football games and significant college sporting events. The venue primarily serves students, alumni, and visitors interested in experiencing intercollegiate athletics at a historic scale.
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Why is Ohio Stadium called the Horseshoe?
The nickname comes from the stadium's original open-ended horseshoe shape. Ohio Stadium opened in 1922 and was later enclosed with additional seating near the south end.
Which team plays its home games at Ohio Stadium?
Ohio Stadium is the home field of the Ohio State Buckeyes football team. It stands on Ohio State University's campus in Columbus beside the Olentangy River.
How many spectators can Ohio Stadium hold?
Its official capacity has changed as seating and renovation plans have evolved, but it holds more than 100,000 spectators. That places it among the largest college football stadiums in the United States.
Does Ohio Stadium host events other than Buckeyes football?
Yes. The venue has hosted major concerts by performers such as The Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift, and U2, as well as an NHL Stadium Series game involving the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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