Auburn University – Jordan-Hare Stadium

This panorama of Jordan-Hare Stadium, taken by James Blakeway, highlights the Auburn Tigers playing to a sold-out stadium. The stadium began as Auburn Stadium in 1939. It was renamed Cliff Hare Stadium in 1949, before being christened Jordan-Hare Stadium in 1973. Clifford Hare was a member of Auburn’s first football team, and Ralph “Shug” Jordan was a former football coach who won 176 games. On fall Saturday afternoons in Auburn, the stadium becomes the fifth-largest city in Alabama with a capacity of 87,451. As part of the SEC, Auburn football has 77 winning seasons, 34 bowl appearances, and 10 conference titles. Established in 1856, Auburn enrolls over 24,000 students today.

Saturday afternoon at the stadium with Tigers Nation…there’s nowhere else like it! This amazing poster gives you a look inside Jordan-Hare on gameday, during a big rivalry matchup on a warm fall Saturday afternoon. The sea of orange inside the game is a breathtaking sight to see, and all the details of the stadium are in perfect focus, looking great on the wall as captured by legendary photographer James Blakeway. Whether you are a lifelong Tigers fan, a season-ticket holder, alumni, student, or simply an armchair fanatic, this print is a brilliant addition to your home or office. GO TIGERS! Note: this poster is now out-of-print; limited quantity remains in our warehouse.