The 15 most jaw-dropping college football locker rooms

While some pro sports teams are stuck changing in dingy and drab locker rooms, major college football programs pour millions of dollars into building lavish locker rooms and football practice facilities — it's a fantastic recruiting tool. 

Clemson's current locker room is gorgeous, and the program is now adding a new $55 million football facility which will include a 20,000 square-foot weight room and a barber shop. 

The Tigers renovated their locker room for the 2014 season, and the area was expanded to 8,000 square feet.

Tennessee opened its $45 million Anderson Training Center in 2013. 

Alabama spent $9 million on renovations in 2013. 

Everything about Oregon football is flashy, from their uniforms to their two-story locker room in the $68 million performance center.

Former Miami Hurricanes player Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson donated $1 million to help renovate the Canes' facilities back in 2007, and in 2013 the team named the locker room after him. 

The Seminoles renovated their locker room in 2014, and have spent $80 million on recent renovations to Doak Campbell Stadium.

The Buckeyes got a brand new locker room at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center in 2014. 

The Notre Dame locker room might just be the classiest of the bunch. 

The Aggies spent $32 million improving the Bright Football Complex, which almost looks like a club as much as a college football locker room.

Boise State got a new locker room in 2013, and surprisingly the carpet isn't entirely blue. 

The Tigers completed their latest locker room renovations in 2015. 

Oklahoma State's basketball team is famous for its outrageous locker room, but the football team also has some gorgeous facilities.

The Razorbacks opened the $40 million Fred W. Smith Football Center in 2013, and the new locker room is stunning.

Flawless.