Canadian Universities often play in stadiums with turf because Canadian winters and shoulder seasons make a grass field a lot of work, especially in Football season
I have played in all of these stadiums. The coolest atmosphere is probably U of S Huskies or U of A Golden Bears. Thanks for doing this video. Go Bisons
Foote Field is usually pronounced Foot Field. The reason for the roof wings to shed snow in the Mosaic Stadium is that CFL football runs from June to November (U Sports football runs from September to November) and our first snowfall is in October. The University of Saskatchewan has never specified what breed of Huskie they are.
Will you do Texas high school football stadiums? A lot of really cool old stadiums and new modern ones of all different sizes. You could go one district at a time (a district is like the equivalent of a conference in college football).
I am not a huge fan of being surrounded by a whole lot of people except for sporting events and concerts and I love stadiums and love that other people find them interesting too.
The canopies on some of these stadium are more for keeping any rain off the fans, but also serves a secondary purpose of keeping fan noise in the stadiums, as football teams rely on on-field communication to call plays and audibles. The fans can disturb this communication causing an enhanced home field advantage, if the visiting team has issues calling plays.
As a Calgarian, I agree that McMahon stadium is the worst CFL stadium. University sports are not nearly as popular in Canada as they are in the US. For Dino games, they only use the east stands, and typically less than 1000 people will show up to watch a game, making the stands very empty.
Enjoyed this vid. U sports are quite the big deal up north, eh? Besides Mosaic and IG Field, the rest are so open aired it's crazy. And, who still uses artificial turf? I will say this, my neighbors to the north are definitely the "outdoorsy types". They love their snow and their cold. And apparently, their road kill. Look it up! God bless em. Awesome job, as always. Cheers, m8!
? Tons of stadiums around the word use artificial turf because it allows for multiple events, community organizations, and sports to be played on one field while natural grass you have to limit all of that. Even in England we see teams promoted into the EFL often have to install grass because they use an artificial grass surface.
Sadly UBC doesn't even fill to capacity most games. On homecoming we usually fill up in the 2nd quarter and in the 3rd all the freshman are done putting the game on their snapchat and back to about 300 fans we are, seriously it's that bad.
Big popularity difference between The two football codes. In Canada no one gives a damn about CFL/Canadian football beyond Manitoba. You’d probably find more American football fans than Canadian football in Ontario and even Quebec (heck even Vancouver might lol).
IG was built after CenturyLink, and I thought they looked a bit similar when I saw IG under construction. That said I've been to CenturyLink as well, and they are quite different when you are there.
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Canadian Universities often play in stadiums with turf because Canadian winters and shoulder seasons make a grass field a lot of work, especially in Football season
I have played in all of these stadiums. The coolest atmosphere is probably U of S Huskies or U of A Golden Bears. Thanks for doing this video. Go Bisons
May we get Turkish Süper Lig stadiums? There are so many diverse environments the clubs play in and I'd love to see them covered
Crocodile gang
Regina, the city that rhymes with fun
Deadpool. I see what you did there! “This is taking unsportsmanlike conduct to a whole new level!”😂
As a Canadian this is so cool to see, you going to do the rest of the U-Sports Stadiums?
Yeah, I may as well.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums When you mention Laurier in the OUA - make sure the people know they have U Waterloo's hand me down ;)
@@em4706 Laurier was there first!
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums you should do the Canadian Premier League stadiums
I would like to see you make more videos on rugby stadiums. Anyways keep up the good work
You are going DEEP man! Canada f ing West
These videos always make my day better , love this channel
Glad to hear it. Cheers!
"It snows in Canada" ok there Mr. Tinfoilhat
Foote Field is usually pronounced Foot Field. The reason for the roof wings to shed snow in the Mosaic Stadium is that CFL football runs from June to November (U Sports football runs from September to November) and our first snowfall is in October. The University of Saskatchewan has never specified what breed of Huskie they are.
Will you do Texas high school football stadiums? A lot of really cool old stadiums and new modern ones of all different sizes. You could go one district at a time (a district is like the equivalent of a conference in college football).
Texas being Texas lol.
@@JusNoBS420 Texas is not that much smaller than Canada in terms of population… It’s bigger then Australia.
I had no idea Canada has college football. Could you do a video about Indonesian top flight ⚽? Keep making these bangers and witty humor
Excited for when you do the East. My city will have 2 on the list!
I am not a huge fan of being surrounded by a whole lot of people except for sporting events and concerts and I love stadiums and love that other people find them interesting too.
Do the OUA! I appreciate you doing Canada
"Nepal is mountainous." Really?? Whoa
Can't wait for the OUA video, perfect time for York to finally move into their new stadium and I helped build the Queen's Stadium
It's fun when the Saskatchewan Huskies play the St. Mary's Huskies in the finals
The canopies on some of these stadium are more for keeping any rain off the fans, but also serves a secondary purpose of keeping fan noise in the stadiums, as football teams rely on on-field communication to call plays and audibles. The fans can disturb this communication causing an enhanced home field advantage, if the visiting team has issues calling plays.
As a Calgarian, I agree that McMahon stadium is the worst CFL stadium.
University sports are not nearly as popular in Canada as they are in the US. For Dino games, they only use the east stands, and typically less than 1000 people will show up to watch a game, making the stands very empty.
Dinos have a cool name and logo. They would make a lot of money on merchandise if they had the budget to market in the US.
I live in NYC and had no idea of Canadian Football stadium and wasn’t even sure they had college football (Gridiron) leagues and teams.
Have you done NHL or NBA yet if I'm mistaken? 🤔
Those are arenas not that interesting ngl
McMahon Stadium hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics.
Any plans on doing the rest of the USports football stadiums? May also consider the CHL arenas while you're there.
IG Field is now Princess Auto Stadium as of 2024.
The CFL is back.
Do Mexican Baseball Stadiums (include LMB (summer league) and LMP (winter league) because they all have incredible stadiums) 🙌
Enjoyed this vid. U sports are quite the big deal up north, eh? Besides Mosaic and IG Field, the rest are so open aired it's crazy. And, who still uses artificial turf? I will say this, my neighbors to the north are definitely the "outdoorsy types". They love their snow and their cold. And apparently, their road kill. Look it up! God bless em. Awesome job, as always. Cheers, m8!
? Tons of stadiums around the word use artificial turf because it allows for multiple events, community organizations, and sports to be played on one field while natural grass you have to limit all of that. Even in England we see teams promoted into the EFL often have to install grass because they use an artificial grass surface.
@@EU_Red_Fox It's so bad on the knees, tho. But, I hear ya...
We don't eat road kill.
you should do AFL (Austria), GFL and ELF, they're probably the best american football leagues in europe
edit: grammar
I probably will. Thanks for the suggestion.
U Sports stadiums are brutal
You gotta do the OUA
I didn't even know this existed and I have a friend who went to University of Lethbridge.
Canadian Premier League!!!!
Thinking of watching a sports event in Canada in September. What sports are in season?
PLEASE DO USPORTS EAST OR AUS I WOULD GET TO SEE MY HOMETOWN
Do all CFL Stadiums
Could you go through the Eredivisie and Premiera Liga (Portugal) please?
Sadly UBC doesn't even fill to capacity most games. On homecoming we usually fill up in the 2nd quarter and in the 3rd all the freshman are done putting the game on their snapchat and back to about 300 fans we are, seriously it's that bad.
Bruh where's the University of Lethbridge?
In Lethbridge, of course.
U Sports stadiums make FCS look pretty dang good (CFL venus not counted)
Big popularity difference between The two football codes. In Canada no one gives a damn about CFL/Canadian football beyond Manitoba. You’d probably find more American football fans than Canadian football in Ontario and even Quebec (heck even Vancouver might lol).
will you be doing the aus-atlantic universities. St Mary's huskies 1980 go SMU
The “Foote” in Foote Field is pronounced like Foot. I have no idea why but yeah it is.
i live right next to UBC
duuude, do the portuguese league stadiums
You gonna show u sports east
Brr. Well, UBC is pretty temperate. Vancouver is the Hawaii of Canada.
Canada is snowy, Nepal is mountainous, Afghanistan is dangerous, and Australia is slowly being taken over by the emus. Run while you still can
Do Argentine primera division stadiums
What’s up with the last one looking like CentryLink Field
IG was built after CenturyLink, and I thought they looked a bit similar when I saw IG under construction. That said I've been to CenturyLink as well, and they are quite different when you are there.
Whats the main song called
I thought college football was more important up there than the CFL.
None of the rest of Canada??
Second
It's hard to rhyme a /
word like Regina
(Jimmy Pop disagrees.)
What is that outro music called?
Searching for you - White Hex
I call the last comment
Do the XFL or IFL. The XFL will be returning in 2023
Dude, the CFL doesn't have stadiums because it is a league on paper
You did forget the Ivy League football stadiums.
That’s fcs
Next time, try and research before voicing a video and not knowing all the facts.
regina sucks go bombers