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Faurot on Film: Behind the scenes of game day

On MU game days, hundreds of volunteers and staff work to make games enjoyable for the thousands of fans in attendance
 Fresh popcorn is prepared and kept in the warming box prior to the game on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo. For the 2025 football season, six Memorial Stadium concessions locations include Fan-Friendly pricing, including $2.99 hot dogs, popcorn, chips, 16 oz fountain sodas and 12 oz Dasani water.
Fresh popcorn is prepared and kept in the warming box prior to the game on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, at Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo. For the 2025 football season, six Memorial Stadium concessions locations include Fan-Friendly pricing, including $2.99 hot dogs, popcorn, chips, 16 oz fountain sodas and 12 oz Dasani water.
Jack Andersen/Maneater

There’s a lot more to football game days than just the game. Hundreds of volunteers and staff work around Memorial Stadium before, during and after the game to put on a successful event for thousands of fans. From the entrance gates to the concession stands to the sidelines, the details at Faurot Field are carefully managed to create the electric atmosphere that makes game day unforgettable. The Missouri Tigers’ 61-6 victory over Central Arkansas on Thursday, Aug. 28, 2025, was only one piece of the full game day experience in Columbia. This collection of photos highlights the events around Faurot Field throughout game day.

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About the Author
Jack Andersen
Jack Andersen, Joint-Visuals Director
Jack Andersen is a Joint-Visuals Director for The Maneater. He is currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in journalism and strategic communication through the MU Honors School of Journalism with a minor in theatre. In addition to his editorial role, Jack enjoys creating visuals for The Maneater graphics and photo staffs. Jack is also involved in Visual Communications Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Kappa Alpha Mu, PRSSA and Veritas. When not working in the classroom or newsroom, Jack can be found onstage in Mizzou Theatre productions, hanging out with friends, and covering the many events Mizzou has to offer.
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