Cliff Harris Stadium

Cliff Harris Stadium was dedicated in 2014, named in honor of Ouachita Tigers and Dallas Cowboys football star Cliff Harris, who was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2021. The stadium features the state-of-the-art George Dunklin Family Press Box. Seating capacity is approximately 6,500 featuring 600 chairback seats. Artificial turf was installed in 2019. The stadium is a tribute to Ouachita’s rich football tradition that dates back to 1895. Cliff Harris Stadium features Kluck-Benson Field, named in memory of the late Ouachita football coach Buddy Benson and Dr. Wesley and Debbie Kluck. Benson coached the Tigers from 1965 to 1995 and captured four AIC championships along the way. He was the state of Arkansas' all-time leader in college football victories until current Ouachita Head Coach Todd Knight surpassed him in 2025. The Klucks have been longtime supporters of not just Ouachita football, but the university as a whole. The field originally carried the name of A.U. Williams, a Hot Springs physician who donated the land to Ouachita in the early 1900s.