mirror the north end zone and seating capacity has not been announced. On May 4, 2019, ground was broken on the "south-end zone expansion project". "The new addition opened in time for the 2021 football season." 2020 – In response to calls for increased diversity at the university and at the suggestion of the Jamail family, interim president Jay Hartzell announced that the field, previously named for Joe Jamail, would be renamed to honor Heisman Trophy winners Earl Campbell and Ricky Williams. Hartzell also announced that a statue of Julius Whittier, the school's first Black football letterman, would be erected at the stadium. 2021 – New FieldTurf surface installed in time for the 2021 season at a cost of $429,906. Attendance record History of capacity changes 27,000 (1924–1925) 40,500 (1926–1947) 60,136 (1948–1963) 60,916 (1964–1967) 66,397 (1968–1970) 77,809 (1971–1996) 75,512 (1997) 79,471 (1998) 80,092 (1999–2005) 85,123 (2006–2007) 94,113 (2008) 100,119 (2009–2018, 2021–present) 95,594 (2019–2020) South End Zone seating removed for expansion project See also List of NCAA Division I FBS football stadiums References External links American football venues in Texas College football venues Defunct athletics (track and field) venues in the United States Rugby union stadiums in Texas Sports venues in Austin, Texas Texas Longhorns football venues 1924 establishments in Texas Sports venues completed in 1924