Rutgers Big Ten Build
Pretty impressive. The goal is to raise $100 million. Over $54.5 million has been raised so far.
Rutgers is really going to transform itself over the next decade. That doesn't guarantee success on the field, but those are going to be some awesome facilities to compete in and to recruit. With the facilities in place and the B1G revenue, maybe Rutgers can turn itself around.
From the website............
The Vision
Rutgers is committed to building championship contenders in the Big Ten. This commitment means the university must build premier training facilities for elite student-athletes from New Jersey, the nation, and around the globe.
To fulfill this objective, Rutgers Athletics is embarking on the Big Ten Build, a comprehensive campaign to raise $100 million for new or upgraded athletic facilities.
Phase I of the Big Ten Build, created in collaboration with the University Physical Master Plan, includes three projects: a Multisport Training Complex adjacent to the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC), a Lacrosse, Soccer and Tennis Training Complex, and an enhanced Football Training Complex, at the Hale Center. These pivotal projects will result in additional square feet of critical training space and will have a dramatic and wide-ranging impact on all 24 Rutgers athletic programs and on the 600 student-athletes who represent Rutgers on a national stage.
The Big Ten Build will provide state-of-the-art practice centers for men’s and women’s basketball, wrestling, volleyball, and gymnastics, as well as key support areas for football, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer and tennis.
These facilities will meet a crucial need for high-performance training, exceptional academic support, first-class sports medicine, and critical shared pathways that will support a championship culture at Rutgers.
Rutgers Athletics’ core mission is to graduate student-athletes. To that end, the vacated space in the RAC will become a much-needed expanded academic center and gathering space for all 14 sports that train on the Livingston Campus.
As the newest member of the Big Ten, Rutgers has gained unparalleled exposure. The university’s ascent to national prominence will depend on your key support of this game-changing plan.
Pretty impressive. The goal is to raise $100 million. Over $54.5 million has been raised so far.
Rutgers is really going to transform itself over the next decade. That doesn't guarantee success on the field, but those are going to be some awesome facilities to compete in and to recruit. With the facilities in place and the B1G revenue, maybe Rutgers can turn itself around.
From the website............
The Vision
Rutgers is committed to building championship contenders in the Big Ten. This commitment means the university must build premier training facilities for elite student-athletes from New Jersey, the nation, and around the globe.
To fulfill this objective, Rutgers Athletics is embarking on the Big Ten Build, a comprehensive campaign to raise $100 million for new or upgraded athletic facilities.
Phase I of the Big Ten Build, created in collaboration with the University Physical Master Plan, includes three projects: a Multisport Training Complex adjacent to the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC), a Lacrosse, Soccer and Tennis Training Complex, and an enhanced Football Training Complex, at the Hale Center. These pivotal projects will result in additional square feet of critical training space and will have a dramatic and wide-ranging impact on all 24 Rutgers athletic programs and on the 600 student-athletes who represent Rutgers on a national stage.
The Big Ten Build will provide state-of-the-art practice centers for men’s and women’s basketball, wrestling, volleyball, and gymnastics, as well as key support areas for football, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer and tennis.
These facilities will meet a crucial need for high-performance training, exceptional academic support, first-class sports medicine, and critical shared pathways that will support a championship culture at Rutgers.
Rutgers Athletics’ core mission is to graduate student-athletes. To that end, the vacated space in the RAC will become a much-needed expanded academic center and gathering space for all 14 sports that train on the Livingston Campus.
As the newest member of the Big Ten, Rutgers has gained unparalleled exposure. The university’s ascent to national prominence will depend on your key support of this game-changing plan.
