Associated Press | June 27, 2014 Mississippi plans to enlarge football practice field Share OXFORD, Miss. -- Mississippi will spend $2.4 million to enlarge a football practice field to replace one lost to a parking garage. The College Board approved plans Thursday to use athletic foundation funds to pay for the project. Ole Miss, as part of the Manning Center, had one full-length football field and two 60-yard fields. The university is now building a parking garage on one of the 60-yard fields. The plan approved Thursday calls for extended the second 60-yard field to a full field. The budget for the project includes $137,000 for design fees, plus money to grade the land, plant grass, install irrigation and floodlights. 12 MLB Draft prospects rising up the board after the 2022 Men's College World Series Several 2022 MLB Draft prospects took large steps forward with their draft stock at the Men's College World Series, and no single prospect elevated his value more than Oklahoma's Cade Horton. READ MORE College baseball rankings: Champion Ole Miss finishes atop D1 Baseball poll Ole Miss sits atop D1Baseball.com's final ranking after capturing its first Men's College World Series title. READ MORE Ole Miss baseball is going for it all, one win away from a Men's College World Series title Saturday night's 10-3 win over Oklahoma displayed Ole Miss leaving everything on the line in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE