Could We See A New Name For Bobcat Stadium Soon?

This move could bring in significant money for the university, but some fans might get upset.

Bobcat Stadium

We are a few weeks away from kicking off the 2024 college football season, and many locals are excited to see the Montana State Bobcats in action again.

The Montana State Bobcats are a top contender to win the FCS National Championship, and they're an exciting team to watch every week.

If you ask any Bobcat fan, they'll say nothing better than sitting with your friends or family during home games.

Why? Bobcat Stadium is one of the best college football stadiums in America.

Bobcat Stadium has made several improvements over the years, which has made the home game experience can't-miss events.

Many fans love the name Bobcat Stadium, but could it change in the future? It's possible.

Stadium Naming Rights

Football stadiums across America have sold rights to the name of their facilities.

NFL and college football stadiums have names like Alaska Airlines Field, Mercedez-Benz Stadium, and more.

Why? These brand deals can bring in a lot of money. AT&T paid $500 million for the naming rights of the Dallas Cowboys stadium.

What if a celebrity wanted to get involved? Well, that has happened.

Pitbull Gets Stadium Naming Rights

Platinum-selling artist Pitbull recently announced a five-year, $6 million deal with Florida International University to rename their stadium Pitbull Stadium.

That got us thinking about what celebrities would be phenomenal choices to get the naming rights for Bobcat Stadium.

Here are five celebrities that we thought would be perfect.

These are just a few celebrities that would make the most sense for a naming rights deal with Bobcat Stadium.

We don't think this will ever happen, but remember, the University of Montana renamed Grizzly Stadium to Washington-Grizzly after Denny Washington donated tens of millions to renovate the place.

It's a possibility.