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Ross–Ade Stadium

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Ross–Ade Stadium

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American football stadium

Key dates

Inception: 22 November 1924
Opened: 22 November 1924

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Instance of: stadium
Country: United States
Located in: Indiana
Owned by: Purdue University
Operator: Purdue University
Sport: American football
Official website: purduesports.com/facilities/ross-ade-stadium/1
Image: RossAde.JPG

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