Robert L. Braddy Sr. Field is one of the premier baseball fields in Jackson, Mississippi. Named after the legendary college baseball coach, who served 27 years as the head coach at Jackson State University, it attracts some of the top teams from all over the country for events every year.

The stadium contains 28,000 seats and hosts football games as well as other events like concerts and high school athletic competitions. It is a historic landmark for both MSU and NCAA members, having hosted groups from around the nation throughout its many years of service. Its iconic location on Lynch Street, directly across from Wallace Hall, stands proudly among neighboring football stadiums belonging to Alcorn State and Mississippi Valley State Universities, creating an unmistakable triad of college sports nostalgia.

Jackson, MS is the state capital of Mississippi and a small yet vibrant city. Full of history and culture, the city offers something for everyone. From world-class museums and galleries to top-notch restaurants, lively nightlife, and plenty of shopping opportunities—Jackson has it all. The area also boasts many scenic parks and recreational activities such as golfing at area courses or a hike along one of the many nature trails in Le Fleur’s Bluff State Park. And if you'd like to take an up-close look at the natural wonders that surround Jackson? Head over to The Nature Conservancy for some bird watching or kayaking in the nearby Ross Barnett Reservoir!

Attending a game at Robert L. Braddy Sr. Field is an act of reverence, and should not be missed by any passionate fan of college athletics!