Legends of the Mean Green: Fouts Field

Fouts Field

Fouts Field was constructed in the early 1950s and served as the home field of the North Texas Eagles from 1952-2010. Named after Coach Theron Fouts, the stadium featured a seating capacity of 20,000. Apogee Stadium replaced Fouts Field as home turf for the UNT Eagles in 2011.

Sky high view of a football field, with blocks of houses in the background.

Man in a suit and glasses holds a roll of paper and stares at camera. An aerial photo of a field is seen partially behind him

Side aerial view of a football field partially in construction.

Top view of a football field mostly constructed with the highway roads seen behind it.

Side of a building with a truck in the front of it and a long stair sticking out of it, extending to the top of a pole.

Top view of a football field with a full stadium, several cars are parked in parking spaces outside of it.

Picture in color of the inside of a football field, empty field and bleachers with the word Eagles on the side of a tower.

Six men all in suits hold a shovel in each of their hands, with the end of the shovel stuck in the ground and a bow tied around it.

Colored photo of an empty football field with a mostly empty parking lot. A few cars are parked outside of it.

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