The Texas Tech football program released a 10-minute video Tuesday in which associate athletics director Antonio Huffman provided a first virtual tour of what all’s inside the Dustin R. Womble Football Center and the Jones AT&T Stadium south end zone building.
Tech announced plans for the massive project in July 2022, opened the south end zone building at the beginning of the 2024 season and completed the Womble Football Center this winter.
Over the next month, Tech athletics plans to acquire the property from the Red Raider Facilities Foundation that’s been overseeing the project and structure a payment plan of more than $200 million over 30 years, Tech athletics executive staff members Jonathan Botros and Lacy Needham said in mid-February.
“Some of that, of course, will be repaid by gifts that continue to come in from pledges,” Botros said, “so if somebody did a five-year pledge or a three-year pledge and they started it last year, their initial pledge payments would have gone to Red Raider Facilities Foundation, but once Texas Tech purchases the property back, the remaining pledge payments will go to Texas Tech and we’ll use that to pay back commercial paper.”