Virginia Cavaliers Football Scott Stadium Gameday Aerial Panoramic Poster – Blakeway

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University of Virginia – Scott Stadium
This panorama, photographed by Christopher Gjevre, spotlights the Virginia Cavaliers football team on their home turf, Scott Stadium. Built to replace the old Lambeth Field, Scott Stadium opened in 1931 and was named after University Rector Frederic Scott. Today, 61,500 fans pack in to watch Cavalier football. Known for its unique “grass-seating” area called “The Hill,” it is one of the most beautiful college football facilities in America. The university, established in 1819 in Charlottesville, Virginia, is a public university founded by Thomas Jefferson – the first and only President of the United States to found an institution. Today, it educates over 20,100 students.

Saturday afternoon at the stadium…there’s nowhere else like it! This amazing poster gives you a breathtaking overhead view of Cavaliers football gameday, providing one of the most spectacular looks at the stadium you’ll ever see. The jam-packed sea of maroon-and-orange is a breathtaking sight to see, and all the details of the amazing stadium and the action on the field are in perfect focus, looking great on the wall. Whether you are a lifelong UVA fan, a season-ticket holder, alumni, student, or simply an armchair fanatic, this print is a brilliant addition to your home or office!