Arizona State to build $55 million indoor practice facility at stadium
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 15, 2026, 10:54 PM
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
Arizona State University is set to begin construction on a $55 million indoor football practice facility in Lot 59 of Mountain America Stadium this fall. The facility will provide 78,000 square feet of practice space and double as a tailgating area on game days. Athletic director Graham Rossini mentioned plans to reconfigure premium on-field suites, with renovations for the South Lodge and North boxes underway. ASU recorded a sellout for all seven home games in the 2025 season, highlighting the need for enhanced fan experiences. The team's season opener against Morgan State is scheduled for September 5 at Mountain America Stadium.
- •Construction on the indoor facility will start this fall.
- •The facility will feature space for football practices and tailgating.
- •ASU sold out all seven home games in 2025.
- •Renovations to premium suites are also planned.
- •ASU opens its season against Morgan State on September 5.
- 10:54 PMYahoo Sports — A $55 million practice facility tops Mountain America Stadium changes
"Some minor construction is in the works at Mountain America Stadium. It will affect those who like the on-field suites in the end zone.
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