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.

Bryant-Denny Stadium will now seat 100,077 after the offseason renovations to club and luxury seating. It had a capacity of 101,821 since the 2010 addition of the south end zone upper deck and ...

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 in the world.

Alabama’s athletic director showed off the new socially-distanced seating plan for games at Bryant-Denny Stadium this season. The Crimson Tide are set to begin their football season on Sept. 26 ...

But even before all that, Bryant-Denny Stadium was already one of unique experiences in all of sports. ... The lower bowl was enclosed with seating expansion bringing capacity up to 60,000.

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne unveils socially-distanced seating inside Bryant Denny Stadium ahead of their home opener against Texas A&M on Oct. 3.

The 100,077-capacity Bryant-Denny Stadium was originally built in 1929 for about $100,000, and named for George H. Denny, the university's 15th president, credited for much of UA's early expansion ...

At its conclusion, Bryant-Denny Stadium was renamed Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium. ... Nick Saban takes on SEC media days from new seat: Former coach talks broadcasting, golf and more ...

Alabama's enhancements inside Bryant-Denny Stadium were impressive during the 2019 campaign, but next season's improvements will take one of the SEC's most storied venues to another level on ...

How Bryant-Denny Stadium will look from conceptual images provided by the school. Alabama is naming its football field after former coach Nick Saban. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio ...