Louisiana State University unveiled the $28 million Performance Nutrition Center and Football Operations Building this week. The renovation includes a new football locker room space that provides each player with space similar to what one might see on a first-class airplane, with an individual sleeping space. There are also charging ports, digitally locked storage and an iPad dock for film review. The school held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday. — LSUSports.net
Made It Official pic.twitter.com/eEsjaZzUt0
— LSU Football (@LSUfootball) July 24, 2019
The University of Florida also revealed an updated locker room for its football program. The $1.5 million project, which began in late April, will serve as the game day home for the football team. It includes new graphics, lockers, carpet and lighting, as well as new lounge space. — FloridaGators.com
The Bryan Kornblau Locker Room will be the home of the #Gators football team until the $85 million Florida Football Training Center is complete. Once that facility is finished, this renovated space will serve as a game day locker room.
— Gators Football (@GatorsFB) July 15, 2019
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Jerry Yeagley Field at Bill Armstrong Stadium, home to Indiana University soccer, is undergoing a renovation that began this week. The facility, originally built in 1981, will receive a new playing surface, an upgraded drainage system and a new bermudagrass uniquely engineered to withstand cold Midwestern winters. The renovation will also include replacing the north grandstand, according to the Indiana Daily Student. The $7 million project will be complete by June 2020. — iuhoosiers.com
“This fall when we kick off at Jerry Yeagley Field, we will be competing on the finest playing surface in college soccer.”
— Indiana Men's Soccer (@IndianaMSOC) July 23, 2019
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Stephen F. Austin State University broke ground Monday on a $26 million basketball practice facility. The new facility will serve both the men’s and women’s basketball programs, providing each with their own practice space and coaches offices. The facility will include a gym, locker rooms, lounges and nutrition areas for student-athletes. Construction is scheduled to begin within the next few weeks, and is expected to be fully complete by early 2021. — KTRE.com
Today's visit from our Board of Regents was a special one as they took part in the groundbreaking ceremony for our Basketball Performance Center! #AxeEm pic.twitter.com/iNgzfqitMD
— SFA Athletics (@SFA_Athletics) July 22, 2019
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