LOS ANGELES — After a year spent rebuilding its football program, with a new coach and a new culture, USC is turning its attention to rebuilding facilities.
USC announced on Thursday long-awaited plans to build a three-level, football-only performance center that includes a second, full-length practice field alongside its current practice field, a new locker room, new weight and training rooms, multiple player lounges and a rooftop hospitality deck, among other amenities meant to garner the attention of recruits and set USC apart from other blue blood programs.
How much that project might cost or when it might be finished was unclear as of Thursday. But with a leap to the Big Ten looming, USC's leaders have made it clear they have big plans for the future of the school's athletic facilities.
