Florida's game-day locker room now features new graphics, lockers, carpet, lighting and technological updates.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Athletic Director
Scott Stricklin and Coach
Dan Mullen unveiled the Gators' renovated game-day locker room to the team on Monday morning.
The $1.5 million project began in late April and is now complete ahead of fall camp starting next week. The refreshing of the Gators' locker room at the Swamp is a project that will benefit the program immediately.
The locker room will continue to be the home of the Gators football team until the projected $85 million Florida Football Training Center is complete. Once that facility is finished, the locker room will continue to serve as the game-day locker room for the Gators.
As part of the renovation project, Florida's game-day locker room now features new graphics, lockers, carpet, lighting and technological updates. The team's lounge is also part of the renovations.
The $1.5 million project began in late April and is now complete ahead of fall camp starting next week.
This is the first thing the players will see when they enter through the main doors of the locker room.
This graphic sits on the opposite side of the wall from the picture above.
Each locker contains the script Gators at the bottom.
Each locker has the script "F" engraved along with a private/coded locker space.
Recliners, televisions and video game systems are available in the locker room to help the players to relax.
This was the first time in a decade that Florida's current game-day locker room has undergone a major facelift.
