Oklahoma State breaks ground on new human performance complex
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 18, 2026, 12:04 PM
Last updated Sep 18, 2026
Oklahoma State University has started construction on the Boone Pickens Human Performance Innovation Complex, expected to open in spring 2028. The $75 million facility aims to enhance athlete training and community health in Oklahoma. Robust diagnostic testing will tailor programs for incoming athletes, and outreach will extend to all 77 counties in the state. A beam signing event took place on September 19 ahead of OSU’s upcoming game against Oregon.
- •Construction of the HPIC began in September 2026.
- •Facility initiatives will include advanced diagnostic testing for athletes.
- •The project received $50 million in funding from the state through the American Rescue Plan.
- •Outreach aims to educate residents about health across all counties in Oklahoma.
- •The complex will enhance OSU's recruitment efforts for new athletes.
- 12:04 PMYahoo Sports — How Oklahoma State's new human performance complex benefits athletes, state
"Rob Glass, Oklahoma State's Assistant Athletic Director for Athlete Performance, explains howthe new facility will benefit OSU athletes.
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