USF Unveils New Renderings of Football Performance Center
The University of South Florida Athletics Department released new renderings of the TGH Center for Athletic Excellence, the future home of USF Football operations and a central component of the university's transformational on-campus stadium project, scheduled for completion in fall 2027.
The 150,000-square-foot facility will be directly connected to the stadium and located adjacent to the Bulls' current Porter Family Indoor Performance Facility and practice fields on the east side of the Tampa campus.
The latest renderings highlight several key spaces, including the grand two-story lobby, state-of-the-art weight room, team meeting room, and training table dining area. The TGH Center will also feature coaches' offices, a players' lounge, sports medicine and recovery facilities, position meeting rooms, and a number of unique amenities such as a barbershop, recording and mixing studio, nutrition bar, and golf simulator.
$120M Sports Complex Coming to Kuna, Idaho
A breathtaking $120 million dream is taking shape in Idaho’s fastest-growing region — one that could redefine softball and youth sports across the Northwest.
First covered by Fox 4 News on April 21, 2025, the story captured local attention for its bold vision and community-driven mission.
The project, led by David McMenomey, a local father and Little League coach, is poised to become the largest youth sports development in the Northwest — a game-changing investment in the future of young athletes.
You can help make this dream a reality sooner rather than later — whether through monetary donations or by spreading the word and rallying others to join the movement.
Lubbock Christian Cuts Ribbon on $7M Training Center
A new chapter in Lubbock Christian University Athletics history began Wednesday, as university leadership, donors, alumni, student body and community members gathered outside the Rip Griffin Center for the official ribbon-cutting and unveiling of the Griffin Training Center, a 28,000-square-foot expansion that redefines the home of LCU volleyball and basketball.
Under a bright West Texas sky, the ceremony featured remarks from LCU President Dr. Scott McDowell, Alan Rhoades (Chairman of the LCU Board of Directors), Andrew Sorrells (Director of Athletics), Steve Gomez (women's basketball head coach), Keith Giboney (volleyball head coach), Todd Duncan (men's basketball head coach), Mark Griffin (President of Griffin Companies and son of the late Rip Griffin) and Bill Bundy (President of the LCU Foundation).
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