When Tennessee baseball fans walk into Lindsey Nelson Stadium or see it on TV for the first time this season, they’ll be treated to brand new sights as the stadium construction begins to come into its final form. While construction was ongoing during the 2025 season, massive strides have been made to get closer to the final product throughout the offseason.
Club seats around the field level have been filled out, the box suites wrap around the top of the stadium from dugout to dugout, concession stands and bathrooms have been added down the left- and right-field lines, and much more.
“To see what it’s become now, I mean, just to walk through the centerfield gate each day, it truly has that ‘oh my goodness, wow’ moment,” Tennessee Baseball head coach Josh Elander said in a recent interview.
The Knoxville media was treated to a stadium walkthrough tour on Wednesday afternoon to see some of the new changes and renovations. There are still quite a few final things that are getting done between now and opening day on Friday, including some construction clean-up around the stadium, but the changes are wildly noticeable. It’ll be a treat for Vol fans to see both in person and on TV.
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The stadium isn’t a finished product yet, but the biggest strides have been made this offseason. Here’s a look at some of the new features, sightlines, additions, and changes to Lindsey Nelson Stadium for the upcoming season:
