SMU announced plans to build a $100 million, three-tiered end zone complex on the football stadium's south side. It will house a new football operations center and feature new luxury seating for games.
SMU football is about to get a major facelift that supporters hope could one day lead the Mustangs to a Power Five conference.
The $100 million, three-tiered end zone complex will be on the stadium's south side. The site is currently the open end of the stadium that backs up to Mockingbird Lane and has a grass hill for fans to watch the game. In an era of constant realignment in college athletics, SMU hopes its new addition will give it a noticeable status upgrade and show the school’s commitment to its football program.
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