The rugby field and the soccer fields are the higher quality fields in that they both have been raised and leveled to allow for proper drainage. The quality of the fields diminishes, though, as the field near Main Street turns marsh-like after heavy rains. The problems with fields for club and IM sports lie mostly with scheduling. Each IM team competes once a week, and practices, on average, three times per week. Club teams practice from three to five times per week, varying from sport to sport.
Seasons vary per sport, lasting approximately two months.
The number of times club teams compete on campus varies per sport because teams compete against other universities, and, therefore, games are sometimes held at other universities. It is difficult to squeeze practices and competitions on the playing fields for all the sports during the individual seasons. According to IM Director Mike Morgan, conflicts between field's use rarely arise, except for special events such as tournaments. An example of this is when the rugby team hosts the Texas Rugby Union competition. The club soccer field is used, and goal posts are installed into the ground, causing some damage to the field itself.