Facilities
Liberty University Indoor Practice Facility
Liberty University’s Indoor Practice Facility is a 93,000 square foot strucure that provides a state-of-the-art training facility with a full-size artificial turf field that supports multi-year practice for Liberty Football. Adjacent is a outdoor turf field to mazimize practice capabilites and options.
Williams Football Stadium
Has been the home of Liberty’s football program since 1989, provides Flames Nation a truly outstanding game day experience. The on-campus football facility has been the site of some of the most memorable moments in program history. The stadium experienced a major facelift prior to the 2010 season with the installation of more seating and the five-story Williams Stadium Tower. The seating capacity expanded to 19,200, while the Tower provided Liberty Athletics with 18 luxury suites, a full media center and expanded concessions and restrooms for the West side of the stadium. A new AstroTurf playing surface was also installed for an improved playing experienced for Liberty’s football players. During Liberty’s three decades of competition at the FCS level, Williams Stadium became one of the most feared on-site facilities in the country. Liberty annually ranked inside the Top 10 in the country in home attendance, helping the Flames capture eight conference titles.
Liberty University’s Indoor Practice Facility is a 93,000 square foot strucure that provides a state-of-the-art training facility with a full-size artificial turf field that supports multi-year practice for Liberty Football. Adjacent is a outdoor turf field to mazimize practice capabilites and options.
Williams Football Stadium
Has been the home of Liberty’s football program since 1989, provides Flames Nation a truly outstanding game day experience. The on-campus football facility has been the site of some of the most memorable moments in program history. The stadium experienced a major facelift prior to the 2010 season with the installation of more seating and the five-story Williams Stadium Tower. The seating capacity expanded to 19,200, while the Tower provided Liberty Athletics with 18 luxury suites, a full media center and expanded concessions and restrooms for the West side of the stadium. A new AstroTurf playing surface was also installed for an improved playing experienced for Liberty’s football players. During Liberty’s three decades of competition at the FCS level, Williams Stadium became one of the most feared on-site facilities in the country. Liberty annually ranked inside the Top 10 in the country in home attendance, helping the Flames capture eight conference titles.
