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Ohio State to Add Premium Seating to Ohio Stadium’s South End Zone in 2026

Ohio State will add nine elevated field-level suites and 400 premium chairback seats to Ohio Stadium's south end zone before the 2026 college football season.

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Ohio State to Add Premium Seating to Ohio Stadium’s South End Zone in 2026​

Ohio State will add a new section of premium seating to Ohio Stadium's south end zone in 2026.

According to an Ohio State press release on Tuesday, the athletic department has plans to construct nine elevated field-level suites with 12-person capacities in the south stands. The suites will also have 400 premium chairback seats situated on top of them, with the press release describing them as "the widest chairback seats in the stadium."

Each of the 400 chairback seat purchases will also include full admission to the brand new 1922 Club, which features all-inclusive food and drink opportunities before, during and after the game. Deposits for the 400 premium chairback seats, priced at $6,000 for a season, are now being accepted, and fans have until June 27 to reserve seats and become an inaugural member. Suite sales, which also include full admission to the 1922 Club, will begin at a later date.
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Just sayin': Low endzone seats aren't going to have that great of view (especially in the suites). They should have had them no the top of the South stands just under the scoreboard.

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muffler dragon said:

I learned today that Johnny Bench was from Binger, Oklahoma. And that led to a fair amount of Oklahomans being either fans of the Reds or having a passing interest.
One such individual was in a meeting with me today. He is an avid Mets fan, but pays attention to the Reds.
We were chatting a little bit about the season, and it was like I was sitting next to @Jaxbuck when my colleague said, "Yeah, they're getting close to that time when they determine whether they're going to trade all their young prospects for other young prospects...".
I asked him why that would be the case, and he said, "Because the organization is too cheap.".
So, I see that the Reds are just a farm team for the other MLB squads.
I offer my condolences to you guys that genuinely care.

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