LSU Indoor Practice Facility, Indoor training stadium in Baton Rouge, US

The LSU Indoor Practice Facility is a covered training venue with a full-size football field, artificial turf, and high ceilings. The interior includes multiple training zones and equipment storage areas for various drills.

The university built this training facility in 1991 to enable year-round practice independent of weather conditions. Since then, it has served as a core venue for the university's football programs.

The 100-yard indoor field is named Anderson-Feazel, and the Tiger Band rehearses here when weather drives it inside. LSU's baseball and softball teams use the space for fielding and pitching work in cold or wet winter weather, and the Lady Tigers soccer team trains here when rain or storms block the outdoor LSU Soccer Stadium.

Access is through secured entrances reserved for athletes. Visitors should know this is an active training facility where access is typically restricted.

The indoor field is named the Anderson-Feazel LSU indoor field and measures 100 yards, matching the four outdoor 100-yard practice fields next to the building. The playing surface is Momentum Field Turf by SportExe. The facility covers 83,580 square feet and connects directly to the Football Operations Center.