On Thursday, UK football players got the first look of their new training facility. 

UK Athletics said on their website that the facility, dubbed simply The Kentucky Football Training Facility, is worth $45 million and covers 100,000 square feet. The new facility is adjacent to Commonwealth Stadium. 

The UK Board of Trustees approved the funding for the facility in 2014. Previously, the team trained in the Nutter Field House.

See the team’s reaction and the facility below: 

@UKFootball Walked through the #NewFTC this morning. Take a look at their initial reaction #BBN #FINISH pic.twitter.com/hAvUEoTDNp

— KYwildcatsTV (@KYwildcatsTV) July 21, 2016

Group 3 walking in the new facility. Several players go straight to @UKYpres and @UKMitchBarnhart to say thanks. pic.twitter.com/e2rWUeCTIs

— Kentucky Football (@UKFootball) July 21, 2016

Ventilated lockers to keep things fresh with phone chargers and even cup holders! #NewFTC pic.twitter.com/HkhXInA0Ql

— UK Stoops Troops (@UKStoopsTroops) July 21, 2016

DBs starting their tour in the lobby. #newFTC pic.twitter.com/yRUZiXlMcB

— Kentucky Athletics (@UKAthletics) July 21, 2016

#NewFTC weight room. Whoa. pic.twitter.com/sT0rtWN2T1

— Kentucky Athletics (@UKAthletics) July 21, 2016

Reception area for coach/staff offices — check out the reclaimed Kentucky barn wood on the wall! pic.twitter.com/FSfDmujO6i

— Kentucky Football (@UKFootball) July 21, 2016