On Thanksgiving Day in 1927, UNC was thankful for a new stadium

Posted Dec 14, 2015
The final football game of UNC’s 1925 season was against the University of Virginia, as was tradition. It was played at UNC, on a field that could hold around 2,500 spectators. However, 16,000 spectators came to the game. The lack of space was a persistent problem, and UNC was unable to play many of the more prominent Universities in the South because of it. (University Archives)

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