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- Louisiana State University unveiled the renovations to it's Football Operations Building on Sunday and the new facility is turning heads.
- The locker room was designed by HNTB Architecture, which has done several other designs for college football complexes.
- The total cost of the renovation $28 million, paid for with private donations to the athletic department. Kansas City Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu and Arizona Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson each donated $1 million to their alma mater.
- The facility follows an open concept, similar to that of a luxury jet and complete with sleep pods, charging stations, and upgraded technology.
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Louisiana State University unveiled the renovations to its Football Operations Building on Sunday and the new facility is turning heads.
The school announced the plans to renovate the building, which opened in 2005, in March 2018. The updated included adding nearly 25,000 square feet to the facility.
$28 million later and the program has a new means of recruitment with its first-class facility.
"This is why you come to LSU," wrote LSU's Twitter account.
Take a look at the inside of the player's cave below.