McColl–Richardson Field at Jerry Richardson Stadium is a college football stadium located in University City, Charlotte, NC. It opened in 2013 for the first home game of the UNC Charlotte 49ers. Named after the owner of the Carolina Panthers and alumni at UNC Charlotte, Jerry Richardson, it serves as a true testament to his drive and commitment.

The stadium can seat up to 15,400 people and has welcomed multiple college rivals, both in recreational and Olympic sports. It is one of the top event venues in the area and continues to be one of North Carolina's largest sports stadiums.

Charlotte offers many exciting attractions - from quaint shops, delicious eateries, and exciting entertainment to lovely parks, Carowinds Amusement Park, Nature Preserve Parks, Lake Norman State Park, and more. Sports fans can watch NBA basketball or NFL football games as the Charlotte Hornets and Carolina Panthers take center stage. Foodies will delight in the myriad of dining available, from eclectic international cuisine to classic Southern fare. Families with kids can visit interactive museums, indoor trampoline parks, and children’s theater shows. Uptown is home to The Mint Museum, Levine Museum of the New South, Discovery Place Science Center, and Imagination Library.

Whether you're a fan of college football or just looking for an exciting night out, Jerry Richardson Stadium is the perfect spot! Come join in on the excitement and be sure to cheer on your favorite team.