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$1 Million Gift Builds On Momentum For Mississippi State’s Indoor Football Facility

May 14, 2025 | Football, Athletics

 

 

STARKVILLE – Fundraising momentum for the Billy W. Howard Sr. Indoor Practice Facility continued today as Mississippi State Athletics announced a new $1 million gift from a dedicated family in Jackson, Mississippi. The commitment marks another significant step forward in advancing Bulldog Football and reflects the growing support from donors who believe in the program’s future.

 

“We are incredibly grateful for this generous commitment to Mississippi State Athletics and our football program,” Director of Athletics Zac Selmon said. “This family has been ‘all in’ from my first days here in Starkville and we are incredibly thankful they have reinforced their commitment once again. The belief in our vision from dedicated supporters like this family fuels our continued pursuit of elevating our football program to new heights.”

 

“Mississippi State has been integral to our family’s journey,” the family said. “We have a deep appreciation for MSU and the impact it has had on so many lives. We believe in the direction of the athletic department and are honored to contribute to the continued growth and success of Bulldog student-athletes.”

 

Last week, Mississippi State announced a trailblazing gift for the Billy W. Howard Sr. Indoor Practice Facility, led by Howard Industries. The facility will feature a 110,000 square-foot indoor training space. In addition to the indoor practice facility, renovations to key performance and support spaces are a part of the project. This includes enhanced areas for sports science, injury prevention, and player recovery.

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The estimated cost for the indoor practice facility and enhanced support spaces is approximately $60 million. Architects, CDFL and HOK, and facility planners are completing design concepts, with groundbreaking anticipated in 2027. It is expected that the indoor training facility will open in the summer of 2028, with interior renovations to the Leo Seal Jr. Football Complex completing in 2029.

 

Those who are interested in giving toward the indoor practice facility project should contact the Bulldog Club at 662-325-3074 or visit HailState.com/HowardIPF.

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