Following multiple incidents last season, Michigan will reportedly remove about 45 seats from Michigan Stadium to widen access to the tunnel where players enter and exit the field.
Following multiple incidents last season, Michigan is removing about 45 seats from Michigan Stadium in order to widen access to the tunnel where players enter and exit the field., Michigan will permanently remove a “moveable sliver of seats” on the south side of the tunnel to “give players, coaches and staff additional space to pass through the mouth of the tunnel without incident.” The decision came after a “thorough safety review” by athletic department officials following the 2022 season.
Per the report, “the decision directly stems from an incident that occurred during Michigan’s Oct. 29 win over in-state rival Michigan State, when a spectator on the north side of the tunnel reached down and came in physical contact with MSU coach Mel Tucker, touching his head.
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