text: DATCU Stadium Since 2011, the Mean Green have played at DATCU Stadium, formerly named Apogee Stadium & Mean Green Stadium. The stadium seats 30,850. The most attended game in DATCU Stadium history was against Louisiana Tech on September 29, 2018, with 30,105 people in attendance. It was named after ResNet provider Apogee, who paid for the naming rights from 2011 until 2023. However, the Denton Area Teachers Credit Union (DATCU) subsequently purchased naming rights to the facility prior to the 2023 season. The stadium has never been sold out, but is expandable to 50,000 if ever necessary. The stadium is widely viewed as one of the best smaller college football stadiums. It is part of the Mean Green Village, an athletic complex situated at the intersection of Interstate 35 east and west. The stadium is recognizable by its trademark eagle wing in the end zone, facing the freeway. It is the first stadium to be LEED certified, powered by three electric windmills.
  Fouts Field
  From 1952 to 2010, the team played its home games at Fouts Field. The first game was a 55–0 win over the North Dakota Fighting Sioux in 1952. The final Mean Green game was a 49–41 loss to the Kansas State Wildcats in 2010. The Mean Green posted a final record at Fouts Field of 155–100–7.  From 1971 through 2001, the Mean Green played 21 home games at Texas Stadium in Irving, Texas, 32 miles away from the university's campus in Denton. The team posted a 9–12 record while playing selected home games in Irving. Only one season, 1972, saw the Mean Green play more games at Texas Stadium (4) than on their home field (1) in Denton. Fouts Field was in notoriously poor condition for FBS football in its final years; most notably, one of the power outlets in the press box would cause the entire venue to lose power if used.