SMU by the numbers

Dedicated on September 6, 2024, the Weber End Zone Complex is a three-level, 192,500-square-foot expansion of Gerald J. Ford Stadium that provides premium facilities for SMU’s 480-plus student-athletes and enhances the game-day experience for Mustang football fans. Sparked by the largest gift in the history of SMU Athletics and other principle gift commitments, the $100 million facility supports the SMU football program with improved guest amenities and modernized team-focused spaces including a training suite and a rehabilitation and sports medicine center.

Ushering in an exciting new addition to the Hilltop and Mustang Athletics, SMU celebrated the dedication of the new Washburne Soccer and Track Stadium on April 8, 2022. Led by a principal gift from Ray W. Washburne ’84 and Heather H. Washburne, the stadium was made possible by the University’s Mustang fans, generous donors and spirited alumni.

Moody Coliseum opened its doors on the SMU Campus in 1956 and has a capacity of 7,000. In the past half-century, the historic arena, home to the men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball teams at SMU, has hosted collegiate stars, tennis legends, American presidents, NBA MVPs and music icons. After undergoing a $50 million renovation, this facility was given a new life through significant upgrades.

The Armstrong Fieldhouse features two scoreboards, a video-board, glass roll-up doors and translucent panels above the practice field to let in natural light. Housing the Weber Observation Deck and Loyd Field, the facility incorporates tributes to SMU’s most famous football alumni.

In the 6,700-square-foot Payne Stewart Golf Training Center, premier equipment such as the Swing Catalyst and a TrackMan system each provide real-time data that helps Mustang golfers improve their games. Amenities also include team locker rooms, coaches’ offices, a conference room, a workout center and a kitchen.