Bryant-Denny Stadium will now seat 100,077 after the offseason renovations ... smaller capacity follows the trend of colleges pulling back from the arms race for the biggest while shifting to ...

Bryant–Denny Stadium boasts an impressive seating capacity ... historic stadium first opened its gates to fans 94 years ago, back in 1929. Initially, it bore the name Denny Stadium in honor ...

TUSCALOOSA -- The seating capacity for Bryant-Denny Stadium now officially is 101,821, making Alabama's expanded home the fifth-largest stadium in the nation for college and/or professional football.

As it stands, Bryant-Denny is the fourth largest stadium in the SEC, the eleventh largest stadium in the nation, and the 17th largest non-racing stadium by seating ... on its way back to being ...

The seating capacity will be 101,821 ... The evolution of Bryant-Denny Stadium has been significant from its origins back in 1929 when its original configuration included a grandstand that seated ...

Alabama's Bryant-Denny Stadium can accommodate up to 101,812 fans on game day. The stadium is one of the largest in the country in terms of capacity. When the stadium first opened on Sept.

The evolution of Bryant-Denny Stadium has been significant from its origins back in 1929 when 12,000 seats were erected for a Crimson Tide team coached by Wallace Wade that featured an All ...

With additional seats, combined with the “focusing” effect that will occur following the closing of the sole gap in the stadium’s upper deck, Bryant-Denny Stadium should become an even more ...

called This Isn't Your Parents' Bryant-Denny Stadium, but I decided to go back Friday because it's gotten to the point that changes from just a few are really noticeable. For one, I was able to ...

(Photo: Alabama Athletics) Alabama running back Jase McClellan during the Crimson Tide's open practice on Saturday, Aug. 5, at Bryant-Denny Stadium. (Photo: Alabama Athletics) Alabama tight end ...