The countdown to the 2024 Auburn Football season kick-off is on, and the buzz around Jordan-Hare Stadium has never been louder. As the nation's 11th-largest on-campus stadium with a capacity of 88,000+, Jordan-Hare has been the home of Auburn Football since 1939. The stadium has seen its share of changes over the past 85 years, but now, thanks to some trendy upgrades, Auburn fans will have the chance to experience gameday like never before. From extra hype stadium lighting and pyrotechnics to stadium tours and VIP experiences, more than a dozen enhancements will elevate the gameday experience in and around Jordan-Hare.Full episode: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2240857/15645953-everything-gameday
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