Texas Longhorns open $80 million football training complex in Austin

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Texas Longhorns open $80 million football training complex in Austin
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The University of Texas unveiled its new Football Training Complex in Austin on September 4, ahead of the season opener. The facility, costing between $70 million and $80 million, replaces the older indoor practice bubble and includes both indoor and outdoor turf fields. Funded by the Longhorn Foundation and private donations, the complex spans 79,000 square feet and features a four-story underground parking area. The new training site aims to reduce travel time for players and coaches, enhancing the team's practice operations. Prior to the opening, the site housed the Steve Hicks School of Social Work, which was controversially demolished.

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  • Facility cost $70 to $80 million, funded by private donations.
  • Located near the Moncrief-Neuhaus Athletic Center.
  • Groundbreaking for the complex began in September 2024.
  • The site previously hosted the Steve Hicks School of Social Work.
  • Complex features both turf and grass practice fields.
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The University of Texas opened its new football facility recently. Here's what to know about the Longhorns' multimillion-dollar Football Training Complex.

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