Named after the late Slats Gill, who was Oregon State’s men’s basketball coach for 36 years, Gill Coliseum is the competitive home for the Oregon State men’s basketball program with a capacity of 9,301. Enhancements were made to Gill Coliseum before the 2018-19 sports seasons, headlined by the installation of a center-hung video board. The display features two 14.5-foot-high by 26-foot-wide displays facing the sidelines and two 9.5-foot-high by 16.5-foot-wide displays facing the ends of the arena. Since its opening in 1949, Gill Coliseum has been part of 642 men’s basketball victories, seven conference titles and 20 All-Americans.

Completely renovated in the fall of 2017, the state-of-the-art locker room features nearly 3,800-square feet for the Oregon State men’s basketball program. It includes a common area with flat screen televisions, a meeting room for film sessions, a study lounge with laptops and printers, a kitchen, and a separate area for the coaching staff.

Opened in the summer of 2013, the OSU Basketball Center serves as the primary training complex for the Beavers. A stunning view of OSU's beautiful campus highlights a full-size practice court, with 94 feet of glass flooding the area with natural light. Just above the court rests 2,000-square-foot partial floors coach and program staff offices. These spaces run the length of the building and offer panoramic views of the court below. Together, the court and program space create a “home” where the sense of family that is the distinctive edge for every Oregon State team can be fostered. The space also includes a locker room, team area, and satellite athletic training room.

The $3.64 million privately funded P. Wayne Valley Sports Performance Center is home to the Beavers’ strength and conditioning program. It includes a Gatorade Fuel Bar, 40 platforms, and 40-yard field for warm ups and other team activities.