AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas Longhorns received their first look at new football locker room renovations on Wednesday.

Custom-built screens that serve as nameplates, the lockers also feature several patent-pending technologies.

The new lockers cost nearly $10,000 apiece and feature 43-inch TV screens.

Junior defensive back Kris Boyd tweeted out a picture of his reaction that has since gone viral:

According to SB Nation, a tray housing the uniform slides out to allow better access by the players and includes a helmet rack that cools the helmet to dry it out on hot or rainy days and a ventilation system that reduces the normal griminess and stench associated with locker rooms.

The only full stainless steel lockers in college football also feature lock boxes for the players with chargers and USB connections, as well as storage and more ventilation underneath the seats.

James Weiss, the vice president of sales at Longhorn Lockers, released a video on YouTube back in April showing off some of the features that make these lockers so unique.

 

Coach Tom Herman swung the first sledge hammer back in April: