Inside the Oregon Ducks’ Locker Room:
Since 1893 the Oregon Ducks football team has been around. Now they are one of the most powerful forces in the Pac 12, making their way to a bowl game this year. It isn’t just the long history that has such an impact on the team. The Ducks have one of the best locker rooms in the country, equipped with all the tools necessary to succeed...
This impressive facility consists of six floors, each holding the different tools the Ducks need to succeed. The main locker area was one of the first places to be upgraded, giving each player an individualized locker. From there physical training is addressed. Everything from treadmills to a treatment and massage room is there for the players.
In addition to this, there is a chance for athletes to rest in the locker room with foosball tables and televisions complete with gaming consoles. These resources are crucial for defining the success the team has had over the past. The locker room is where training, getting to know your teammates, and hearing from your coaches all begins.
Here are a couple of fast facts:
- Considered the 'Taj Mahal' of college football
- Lobby has 64, 55-inch flat screens that can project a single image
- Custom foosball tables with Oregon players vs Pac 12 teams
- Phil Knight (Nike founder and Oregon Alumni) contributed heavily into the facility
- Underwater treadmills
- Fully stocked protein and juice bar
- Flatscreen televisions
- Gaming consuls
- Cutting edge uniforms (450 combinations)
- Indoor practice field ($14.6 million) complete with tailgating center and souvenir shop
- Machine that measures fat to muscle ratio
- Treatment and massage room
- Renovated for 2013 Season at the cost of $69 million
- Lock boxes inside the lockers
- A 145,000 square foot performance center
- Indoor sprinting track
- Player parking garage
- War room with six 80-inch televisions
- TV embedded mirrors in the coaches locker room
- 121 lockers with keypunch activated locker and door opener
...and individual lockers that costed in excess of $25,000 each
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