EUGENE – Oregon football fans arriving to Autzen Stadium for the Ducks’ top-25 matchup vs. the undefeated UCLA Bruins will get a great look at the (literal) big changes made on the construction of the Ducks’ new indoor practice facility, which is going to be record-breaking for it’s size.
The facility is striking, not only for its futuristic appeal, but also its enormous structure that is taking shape. Spanning 170,000 square feet, it will be longer, wider and taller than any comparable facility in college football, reaching nearly 100 feet at its highest point.
In a recruiting and transfer portal arms race, Oregon continues to invest in elite facilities to pair with a program contending for championships. The new facility gives visiting recruits another look at the resources that could be part of their future with the Ducks. This weekend for the game against No. 21 UCLA, Oregon is hosting a star-studded visitor list including five-star quarterback WIll Mencl and five-star EDGE Kameron McGee.
Here’s a closer look at the visible construction progress and what Oregon has planned for the space.
Construction Update on Oregon Football Facility
Oregon officially broke ground on the project, called “2.Mo,” in February 2025. Over the last 20 months, the building has taken shape with impressive speed and the renderings are coming to life. The expected finish date is 2027, per the University…