Boise State's Bronco Stadium keeps getting better with age. Thanks to the high rankings of America's favorite underdog football team, and perhaps ESPN, Bronco Stadium is growing. Notorious for America's only blue-colored turf field, and incredible record at home, Bronco Stadium just added some incredible sky boxes known as Stueckle Sky Club. Next year another expansion is coming. What that will be, remains to be seen. One thing is certain, more seats and no more track. Here is what you need to know about seating:

North End Zone (NEZ) is a General Admission situation. Your back is to the large screen so you have to turn to see it, and you could actually be seated past the end zone on the side. The upside? This is a fun and rowdy crowd, has the cheapest seats for the money in the arena, and you can try your luck at catching a field goal.

South End Zone (SEZ) You pay slightly higher than the North End Zone tickets because you are now in assigned seats and able to look directly at the large screen tv and enjoy the replays. Many of these seats are higher than the north and it seats a bit more as well. This end also has a no-net field goal, so you can catch the field goals if you dare.

East Side is the Boise State side. Only sit here if you came to participate, and stand up often. The student section is a large part of the East Side and is General Admission and located in both the upper and lower decks. This side tends to be more committed to rowdy, and school appropriate colors are stongly advised.

West side is where the visitors section is and is also preferred by many during early games to stay out of the glare of the sun, your walk to your seat is typically longer and is opposite side of all the tailgators.

Boise State's Bronco Stadium keeps getting better with age. Thanks to the high rankings of America's favorite underdog football team, and perhaps ESPN, Bronco Stadium is growing. Notorious for America's only blue-colored turf field, and incredible record at home, Bronco Stadium just added some incredible sky boxes known as Stueckle Sky Club. Next year another expansion is coming. What that will be, remains to be seen. One thing is certain, more seats and no more track. Here is what you need to know about seating:

North End Zone (NEZ) is a General Admission situation. Your back is to the large screen so you have to turn to see it, and you could actually be seated past the end zone on the side. The upside? This is a fun and rowdy crowd, has the cheapest seats for the money in the arena, and you can try your luck at catching a field goal.

South End Zone (SEZ) You pay slightly higher than the North End Zone tickets because you are now in assigned seats and able to look directly at the large screen tv and enjoy the replays. Many of these seats are higher than the north and it seats a bit more as well. This end also has a no-net field goal, so you can catch the field goals if you dare.

East Side is the Boise State side. Only sit here if you came to participate, and stand up often. The student section is a large part of the East Side and is General Admission and located in both the upper and lower decks. This side tends to be more committed to rowdy, and school appropriate colors are stongly advised.

West side is where the visitors section is and is also preferred by many during early games to stay out of the glare of the sun, your walk to your seat is typically longer and is opposite side of all the tailgators.