Section 120 at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium

(2026 Review) - Sideline Location: Seats run along both sidelines of the field, sections 103-105 (home) and 119-121 (visiting).  Memphis Sideline: The home team bench sits in front of sections 103-105.  Best Near Midfield: Sections 104 and 120 offer excellent midfield angles, though they're among the largest seating areas.  Endzone-Side Options: Sections 108, 117, 123, and 132 have fewer rows but less desirable viewing angles.  Know Before You Go: The East side has up to 77 rows, meaning long walks up the stairs in the higher rows.  Who Should Sit Here  Sideline seating at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium is the go-to for fans who want to watch the game straight on, with the full length of the field in view. Choose the home sideline (103-105) to sit near the Memphis bench, or the visiting side (119-121) if you prefer that angle. Midfield seats suit fans who want the most balanced view of the action.  Sideline Seating Details  These sections line both sidelines of the field. The Memphis sideline is in front of sections 103-105, while the visiting team sits along sections 119-121. Sections 104 and 120 sit closest to midfield but are also some of the largest seating areas in the zone. Sections nearer the endzones (108, 117, 123, and 132) have fewer rows. On the East side of the stadium, seating rises up to 77 rows, so higher seats mean a longer climb.  Views from the Sideline  Sideline seats give you a head-on look at the field along its full length. The midfield sections (104 and 120) deliver the most even view of the play, while the endzone-side sections (108, 117, 123, and 132) trade some viewing angle for their position. Higher rows on the East side put you farther from the action but give a wider look at the field.  Good to Know  If getting to your seat easily matters to you, keep in mind the East side climbs to 77 rows. Lower rows mean a shorter walk, while midfield sections like 104 and 120 offer the best angles if you don't mind the larger crowds around them.