Florida State unveils new $400 million football facility

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Last updated Jul 25, 2026

Florida State unveils new $400 million football facility
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Florida State University has officially opened its new Dunlap Football Center, a $400 million facility aimed at enhancing the football program. The 140,000-square-foot building is designed to improve player training and development, featuring areas for meetings, recovery, and education. FSU Athletic Director Michael Alford emphasized that the facility serves as a reminder of the program's championship expectations, particularly after back-to-back losing seasons. The Seminoles are looking to rebound in the upcoming season under coach Mike Norvell amid one of the country's toughest schedules. The upgrades, combined with recent renovations to Doak Campbell Stadium, reflect FSU's commitment to competing at the highest levels in college football.

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  • Dunlap Football Center officially opens on July 24, 2026
  • Facility spans 140,000 square feet, focusing on player development
  • FSU invests over $400 million in football program improvements
  • Renovations intended to support recovery, education, and training
  • Seminoles aim for a rebound season after consecutive losing years
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Once inside, it only takes a few seconds for coaches, players, recruits, families and visitors to understand what Florida State's new football-only facility is meant to represent.

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