The REAL REASON Boise State's Football Field is Blue and The Story Behind it

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The history of college football is littered with iconic real estate. The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Death Valley in Louisiana – and yes, of course, Albertsons Stadium, which is better known as ‘The Blue’.

“The Blue” houses Boise State University’s football team, the Broncos, and has become one of the most popular college football destinations. The arena earned its nickname after famously installing bright blue Astro Turf back in 1986 instead of going with a traditional green turf.

The venue was called Bronco Stadium for its first 44 seasons until it was renamed ‘Albertsons Stadium’ back in May of 2014 when the rights were bought by a regional supermarket tycoon.

Regardless of its name – the home field of the Boise State Broncos has been a part of some epic games and has in some way given the Broncos a crazy home field advantage.

Today we present, The REAL REASON Boise State's Football field is Blue and The Story Behind it.

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