Section 01 at Davis Wade Stadium

(2026 Review) - Where It Is: The lower bowl of Davis Wade Stadium, wrapping the sidelines and North endzone with some of the best views in the building.  Sideline Sections: The State (home) sideline sits on the West side in Sections 01-07; the visitor sideline is the sunnier side.  Covered Seats: Sections 101-113 extend the West stands with nine fully covered rows starting at Row 60.  Scoreboard Caveat: In the high rows of Sections 101-113, the overhang blocks views of the scoreboard.  Student Endzone: North endzone sections are reserved for State students.  Who Should Sit Here  The Lower Level at Davis Wade Stadium is a strong choice for fans who want to be close to the action with clear sightlines across the field. Sideline seats near Row 30 are ideal for taking in the whole field with only a few steps to reach your seat, while the covered West rows suit fans who want protection from the elements. The North endzone is set aside for the student section.  Lower Level Seating Details  The Lower Level bowl was largely preserved through the stadium's expansion, with each section holding up to 59 rows. The State sideline is on the West side of the field in Sections 01-07. Sections 101-113 are an extension of the West stands, adding nine rows that begin at Row 60. The North endzone sections, reserved for State students, feature up to 40 rows.  Views from the Lower Level  Seats close to Row 30 on the sideline put fans at an ideal height to see the whole field. Sections 101-113 are fully covered, but be aware that the overhang blocks views of the scoreboard from the high rows. In the North endzone, high rows in Sections 10-13 offer the best views of the field and good sightlines to the North scoreboard.  Sun & Shade  With the State sideline on the West side, the visitor side is the sunny side of the field. Rows 45 and higher in Sections 03-05 are the first to fall into shade during the afternoon, and the high rows of the North endzone in Sections 10-13 are often shaded by the scoreboard behind them.