EUGENE - The Oregon Ducks' new practice facility at the Hatfield Dowlin Center is still under construction, but the team is working out on the new outdoor fields.Saturdays are about to get more fun, as football season approaching quickly. The Ducks are pushing the limits on a new 170,000 sq. ft. indoor athletics training facility. While coach Dan Lanning and the Oregon football team wait to move into the massive, unique building - the team is beginning to work out on the relocated two new practice fields, per a video from Oregon Football. Oregon head coach Dan Lanning runs during practice with the Ducks Thursday, April 11, 2024, at the Hatfield-Dowlin Complex in Eugene, Ore. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters ConnectFirst Look at Oregon Football Workouts on New Practice FieldsThe project also includes the realignment of Leo Harris Parkway, upgrades to nearby community facilities, including parking and natural areas in Alton Baker Park.Notably in the video, the steel framework of the new indoor facility dominates the background. It's pretty inspiring to see the future home of Oregon football rise behind the team as they are doing a conditioning session. The team is not in helmets or pads in the video. The new turf is marked and usable, while the surrounding remain under construction. There are several players who appear to be wearing GPS performance-monitoring vests, which typically tracks speed and workload to help avoid injuries and optimize training. — Oregon Football (@oregonfootball) August 1, 2026Oregon Coach Dan Lanning On New FacilityThe expected finish date is 2027, per the University.In an exclusive interview with reporter Bri Amaranthus, Oregon Ducks coach Dan Lanning revealed his favorite part of the expansion.Oregon coach Dan Lanning directs football practice April 5, 2022.