Post College Football Facilities

[p mac one]

So me & my roommates are sitting here wondering why Arizona football sucks. I said it's because we don't have a huge facility like big footballschools.

There was a post a while back, anybody save those pics.

 

[acidicality]

UC San Diego

































Oregon's is the best from what I've seen though

 

[tmay407]

Well, here's our stuff at Texas A&M...

Kyle Field

Bright Football Complex (houses the locker room, athletic training room, rehabilitation complex, meeting rooms, coaches offices, players' lounge andacademics under one roof)

The Vicky and Terry Klein Football Locker Room

Football Players' Lounge

Netum Steed Laboratory

Bright Building Athletic Training Room

Grass Practice Field (which is now housed under a giant tent looking thing...)

Turf Practice Field (which is also now housed under a giant tent looking thing along with the grass field...)

Here are a couple of pictures of the practice fields with the tent thing over them...

We're working on building a new practice facility, locker rooms, coaches' offices, meeting rooms, and some other stuff for the basketball teams.It's going to be attached to Reed Arena whenever it's finally done.

Here's a sketch of what Reed Arena will look like with the Cox-McFerrin Center (the additions that were noted above) added

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Yeah...I was about to say...aTm has great facilities...

 

[tmay407]

...aTm has great facilities...

I love our facilities here, they're all really nice. It's a shame we can't use them to attract some of the top prospects though, we always losethem to OU, UT, etc. (which is understandable).

I've heard a couple of rumors that say that we're going to get the south side of Kyle Field closed in like we did the north side in 1999 (making thestadium into a bowl). Kyle Field would be huge if that happened, but I don't really want it to. For one, we wouldn't sell out games, other than maybethe Texas game. Also, I don't wanna see the facilities getting covered up, I like the look of stadiums that have the facilities visible in one of the endzones.

 

[thei4lw]

Small clips, i think we have the best...

 

[tmay407]

University of Oregon facilities...

Autzen Stadium

Casanova Center (which houses things like the locker rooms, meeting rooms, coaches' offices, weight rooms, etc.)

Ed Moshofsky Sports Center

That's all I can find for Oregon, I can't find any pictures of the locker rooms, weight rooms, or anything else like that. The Casanova Center and theEd Moshofsky Sports Center both look

Oregon's might be the top in the country...especially with that new basketball stadium coming soon.

 

[rocketzballa23]

A&M got some nice%!%% facilities

 

[39478]

Oregon's locker room

You can't see it, but there are a few plasma screens in there for the players to play Xbox on if they so choose to

Not to mention the renovation to Hayward Field (which will be

when it's done) and the new basketball Arena they'll have completed in acouple of years...

 

[allen3xis]

Wow

 

[scuse7]

A&M pictures are sick.

But i saw an Oregon Video where i showed some amazing things

 

[745i]

U of Miami's athletic facilities are sub par....

 

[devildynasty32]

I REALLY like Oregon's facilities...

 

[trelvis tha thrilla]

Amon G. Carter Stadium

Sammy Baugh Indoor Practice Field

Daniel Meyers Coliseum (Basketball) with Stadium and practice fields

 

[iye2]

..just the architecture of oregon's stuff is so amazing.

The Woody Hayes Athletic Center was just renovated but I just wanted to post some Strength/Speed charts from a couple yr ago.

 

[rolla808]

Damn A&M's facility is crazy and like always Oregon has some nice facilities.

 

[wildkycat]

A&M facilities are ridiculous as are most big football schools.

i've heard that we have some of the nicest in the SEC, especially with the indoor practice field.

 

[wallyhopp]

nice stuff. except when you think about it, its a bit wasteful considering how mediocre some of these teams do. they should be perrennial top 5 with stuff likethat

 

[sneakerpimp 023]

^^yeah maybe. i was just looking at Kentucky's locker room and i noticed those 3 glass cases in there completely empty. hmmmmmm.


but if they have the money than why not.

 

[acidicality]

Cal needs a significant upgrade...but too bad those hippies won't get off the tree.

memorial stadium

and i recall some ppl posted up pics of our facilities and it was crappy, couldn't find em online so if someone has em thatd be great

 

[tmay407]

i was just looking at Kentucky's locker room and i noticed those 3 glass cases in there completely empty.

I don't know a whole lot about Kentucky's football history, but that locker room looks brand new. It doesn't look like there is anything in thelockers other than helmets, so maybe it hasn't been opened to the team yet, and they haven't moved the trophies in yet...?

nice stuff. except when you think about it, its a bit wasteful considering how mediocre some of these teams do. they should be perrennial top 5 with stuff like that

I wouldn't say we should be a perennial top 5 team because of our facilities alone, but we should definitely be getting a lot better talent than wecurrently are (Texas A&M). These silly kids always choose Texas or Oklahoma before us

I'm kidding about that last sentence (the silly kids one) of course. I'm not that dumb...

 

[fecta23]

M.clarrret was a damm beast 710 WOW

 

[wildkycat]

Originally Posted by tmay407

i was just looking at Kentucky's locker room and i noticed those 3 glass cases in there completely empty.

I don't know a whole lot about Kentucky's football history, but that locker room looks brand new. It doesn't look like there is anything in the lockers other than helmets, so maybe it hasn't been opened to the team yet, and they haven't moved the trophies in yet...?

i knew someone would mention that. but yeah, the locker room isnew. we got a few trophies to put in there. we got 1 national championship (1950) and two SEC titles. people sometimes forget (or don't know) that BearBryant coached at UK. but we gotta make room for future trophies.

a couple other random facts:

UK was the first SEC school to play football.

the first African-american SEC football player played at UK.

 

[tmay407]

Georgia has some pretty damn nice facilities as well (the Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall).

I don't really feel like pasting all of the pictures right now, so here's a link...
http://www.georgiadogs.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=8800&ATCLID=1366223

 

[mike23theking]

Ken-Yon Rambo... I remember that name from Long Beach.

Damn Oregon...