FAYETTEVILLE — When Arkansas begins work to expand Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium next month, it will be the university's eighth athletics construction or renovation since 2011 when athletics director Jeff Long laid out a 30-year facilities master plan.
The stadium renovation is scheduled to begin just after the Razorbacks' final home football game against LSU. It will begin with the demolition of the Broyles Athletic Center and the video scoreboard on the north end of the stadium. Both will be rebuilt along with the construction of new suites, boxes and club seats that will expand the stadium's capacity to about 77,000.