Arizona Stadium renamed Casino Del Sol Stadium with rights deal
The home of the Arizona Wildcats' football team, Arizona Stadium, has rebranded as Casino Del Sol Stadium with a naming rights deal.
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The home of the Arizona Wildcats’ football team, Arizona Stadium, has rebranded as Casino Del Sol Stadium after the university agreed to a 20-year naming rights deal with the Pascua Yaqui Tribe’s casino.
The school said the $60 million agreement is the largest in Big 12 history.
For context, rival Arizona State in August 2023 agreed to a reported $50 million, 15-year deal with Mountain America Credit Union to rename Sun Devil Stadium.
The University of Arizona’s release said that it “will pursue a multiyear facilities enhancement plan to modernize fan amenities, student-athlete spaces and event operations across key venues. This will include evaluating premium seating, concourse upgrades, accessibility, technology and back-of-house improvements to elevate the game-day experience and drive long-term growth.”
“We are appreciative of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe and Casino Del Sol for their investment and are proud to join hands to create a platform that celebrates culture, drives impact and showcases the very best of Southern Arizona,” Arizona director of athletics Desiré Reed-Francois said in a release.
“Together, we will inspire future generations, both on and off the field, while positioning our student-athletes and football program for sustained excellence in the pursuit of championships. We’re not just changing the name of a stadium; we’re changing what it means to invest in college athletics in Arizona.”
Added Casino Del Sol CEO Amanda Sampson Lomayesva: “This partnership gives us the opportunity to share our story on one of the biggest stages in college athletics. From the heart of Tucson to fans across the country, Casino Del Sol is proud to stand with the University of Arizona in celebrating community, culture and the Wildcat spirit that unites Southern Arizona.”






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