Incredible drone footage reveals renovated north end zone at Mizzou’s Memorial Stadium
By Jacob Moss
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The Missouri Tigers are getting ready to kick off a pivotal 2026 campaign this Saturday against Arkansas Pine-Bluff in a game that will officially mark the 100th season that the program has called its iconic Memorial Stadium home.
To mark a century of play at Memorial Stadium, the Tigers have spent the past 2 years completely redoing the north end zone, with construction officially wrapping up this week.
With the new season just days away, Mizzou’s social media team posted breathtaking drone footage on X revealing the new look fans can expect at Tigers’ home games starting this Saturday.
The video showcased the modern facade now enclosing the iconic grass hill and legendary rock M logo that has been Memorial Stadium’s calling card since 1927.
The 2-year, $250 million project saw the entire north side of the stadium demolished and rebuilt from the ground up, adding new luxury boxes, high-end seating options, and a massive new jumbotron. All of this added 4,000 seats, which officially pushed the stadium’s capacity to 63,609.
Mizzou has always boasted one of the more underrated venues in the country, but these new additions will certainly go a long way towards pushing Memorial Stadium into the upper echelons of college football stadiums in the minds of many.
