Brigham Young University has revealed groundbreaking plans for the future of LaVell Edwards Stadium, announcing a massive expansion project that promises to transform the legendary venue into one of the most modern stadiums in college football.
The renovation will feature a capacity increase, enhanced premium seating, upgraded locker rooms, and a fully immersive fan experience that includes giant LED screens, interactive fan zones, and cutting-edge technology to connect supporters to every moment of the game.
University officials emphasized that sustainability will be at the heart of the project, with energy-efficient systems, improved accessibility, and eco-friendly building materials. The vision is to create not just a football stadium, but a landmark that represents the pride and tradition of BYU athletics.
Head Coach Kalani Sitake expressed his excitement: “This stadium will be a fortress for our players and a home for our fans. It’s about building something that future generations of Cougars will cherish.”
The project is set to begin construction in 2026, with completion targeted before the 2028 football season. Cougar Nation is already buzzing with anticipation for this historic step forward.
