Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field
Seating Diagram and Stadium Locations/Policies

Changes in Davis Wade Stadium

As we prepare for the 2013 Bulldog Football season, there will be some important changes taking place in and around Davis Wade Stadium.  Some will be noticeable and some will not, some temporary and some permanent.  The most notable permanent change for the upcoming season will be new labeling of existing sections in the stadium.  This change is being made to accommodate the addition of new north end sections, which will be ready for the 2014 season. 

As you may know, the west side of Davis Wade Stadium is being renovated prior to the 2013 season and will be completed before the first home game.  The renovation includes new way-finding signage that will be designed to coordinate with the signage in the expanded north end zone.  In order to make that possible, the stadium sections will be changed from letters to numbers in the main grandstand and the numbers on existing Floyd Wade, Jr. Club Level and the east side upper deck will be changed to match up with corresponding levels in the north and west. 

This change will not impact seat locations for the 2013 season.  Rows and seats will remain the same.  The only change will be in the naming of the section.  See the map below for detailed information.

Smoking Policy
Smoking is not allowed in the seating area, portals accessing the seating area, or in the restrooms at Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field. Smoking is permitted underneath the east and west side grandstands.

Pass Out Policy
No pass outs are allowed at Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field. Fans leaving Scott Field must have a new ticket to re-enter. No ticket stubs will be accepted for re-entry.

Umbrella/Alcohol Policies
For the comfort and viewing pleasure of everyone at Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field, no umbrellas are allowed inside the stadium. Also, by Mississippi state law, alcoholic beverages are not permitted on a college campus.

Artificial Noisemakers/Cowbells/Crowd Noise
- Excessive and uncontrolled noise can result in penalties against the home team. In 2010, the 12 schools of the SEC agreed to a compromise on artificial noisemakers, acknowledging the role cowbells play in the history of Mississippi State University by amending the conference by-law. This fall, at least on a one-year trial basis - and hopefully for much longer - cowbells will be permitted in Davis Wade Stadium for the first time in 36 years, but only at designated times. Please visit respectthebell.com for full details about the new rules and regulations.

Emergency Contacts
For emergencies inside the stadium, please call 662-325-8158. For emergencies outside the stadium, dial 911.