SEE IT: Plans for New Football Operations Building at WSU - Spokane, North Idaho News & Weather KHQ.com

Washington State Football

SEE IT: Plans for New Football Operations Building at WSU

Updated:
According to the summary given to the Board of Regents, the new football operations building would cost no more than $61 million According to the summary given to the Board of Regents, the new football operations building would cost no more than $61 million

Even before Washington State finished its multi-million dollar renovation at Martin Stadium Bill Moos and his friends were talking about a new football operations building.

On Wednesday we got to see what the proposed addition would look like.

The new building would go up in the west end zone at Martin Stadium and house the Cougar football program. It would have new weight and locker equipment, new meeting rooms and coaches offices. The addition would also feature a WSU Football heritage area and a gameday home for former letter winners.

In all, the project is expected to cost no more than somewhere around $60 million. If it gets the green light from the Board of Regents, it should be completed by February 2014.

*Below is a slideshow containing the renderings in the proposal to the Board of Regents.

  • College SportsCollegeMore>>

  • Petrino Boots Epps From Vandal Football Team

    Petrino Boots Epps From Vandal Football Team

    Sunday, July 20 2014 11:03 PM EDT2014-07-21 03:03:02 GMT
    University of Idaho football coach Paul Petrino Sunday today the dismissal of senior wide receiver Dezmon Epps from the Vandal football team.>>
    University of Idaho football coach Paul Petrino Sunday today the dismissal of senior wide receiver Dezmon Epps from the Vandal football team.>>

  • Idaho Football Picked 9th in Sun Belt

    Idaho Football Picked 9th in Sun Belt

    The University of Idaho was chosen ninth in the Sun Belt Conference’s preseason coaches’ poll.>>
    The University of Idaho was chosen ninth in the Sun Belt Conference’s preseason coaches’ poll.
    >>

  • AppleSox Surprise Yakima Valley Pippins with Extra-Inning Win

    AppleSox Surprise Yakima Valley Pippins with Extra-Inning Win

    Saturday, July 19 2014 5:19 PM EDT2014-07-19 21:19:11 GMT
    The Yakima Valley Pippins were dealt another tough loss on Friday, falling to the Wenatchee Applesox by a final score of 7-4 in 11 innings. >>
    The Yakima Valley Pippins were dealt another tough loss on Friday, falling to the Wenatchee Applesox by a final score of 7-4 in 11 innings. >>
    •   

  • Washington St.WSUMore>>

  • WSU's Halliday Named To QB Award Watch List

    WSU's Halliday Named To QB Award Watch List

    Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday has been named to the 2014 Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award® Watch List, the Davey O’Brien Foundation announced Wednesday.>>
    Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday has been named to the 2014 Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award® Watch List, the Davey O’Brien Foundation announced Wednesday.
    >>

  • Former Coug Johnson Named To Double-A All Star Game

    Former Coug Johnson Named To Double-A All Star Game

    Former Washington State outfielder Kyle Johnson is an Eastern League All-Star. The Double-A circuit’s All-Star Clash is scheduled for 7 p.m. Eastern/4 p.m. Pacific, Wednesday at Peoples Natural Gas Field.>>
    Former Washington State outfielder Kyle Johnson is an Eastern League All-Star. The Double-A circuit’s All-Star Clash is scheduled for 7 p.m. Eastern/4 p.m. Pacific, Wednesday at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
    >>

  • WSU Basketball Announces 2014-15 Schedule

    WSU Basketball Announces 2014-15 Schedule

    The Ernie Kent Era of Washington State University men’s basketball begins with five home nonconference games, as well as the return of the Cougar Hardwood Classic, a trip to the Great Alaska Shootout and a solid Pac-12 schedule, as announced by Kent in the release of the 2014-15 schedule, Wednesday.The Cougars’ nonconference schedule is set, as well as all home opponents. The Pac-12 will announce the completed conference schedule in conjunction with the Pac-12 Networks follow...>>
    The Ernie Kent Era of Washington State University men’s basketball begins with five home nonconference games, as well as the return of the Cougar Hardwood Classic, a trip to the Great Alaska Shootout and a solid Pac-12 schedule, as announced by Kent in the release of the 2014-15 schedule, Wednesday.The Cougars’ nonconference schedule is set, as well as all home opponents. The Pac-12 will announce the completed conference schedule in conjunction with the Pac-12 Networks follow...>>
    •