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The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The old football field was located on 7th Street and Peachtree Avenue. The old football stadium was constructed and named Overall Field in 1948. It had the seating capacity of 8,000 in stadium-type steel and wood constructed bleachers and lighting facilities. Adjoining the stadium was a baseball and intramural field with a quarter-mile cinder track.

The Hooper Eblen Center housed offices for intercollegiate athletics program; the Eagles Nest, an alumni sponsored lounge and meeting room; and the center for varsity basketball games, convocations, concerts, and conferences.