Middle Tennessee's tennis center consists of 14 total courts, with six newly-renovated varsity courts finished during the Fall of 2001. The $150,000 project was completed just in time for the 15th Annual Pro-Am on the Blue Raider campus.

The eight courts closest to the Murphy Center were resurfaced with three new inches of asphalt late in the summer. These eight courts were converted to just six courts and will be used as the varsity courts for both the men's and women's tennis teams at Middle Tennessee.

The new varsity courts were outfitted with divider fencing between each, and painted blue with gray outline. New blue windscreens with the MT logo line the fences around the complex, with a walkway between the varsity courts and the remaining eight. Also, bleacher seating with canopies was built in the middle for fans at the varsity courts.

The Buck Bouldin complex also houses the Tennis Center, which features offices, team rooms, restrooms and an equipment storage facility. In the spring of 1999, a patio/reception area was added for viewing and the posting of events.

The remaining eight courts are for university and public use and have lights, installed in 1995.

Aside from hosting Middle Tennessee matches, the complex has played host to numerous Ohio Valley Conference championships along with various state and regional USTA events.