Navy plays Notre Dame every year in Football. During WW2 Notre Dame nearly had to close as a school because they were on the verge of folding financially, but the Navy kept them open and used the campus as a military training facility during the war. As a thank you for keeping the school afloat, Notre Dame has promised to play Navy every year in football so long as Navy still wants to play them. It is always a very lopsided game, but once every few decades the Midshipmen get a win.
I’m a huge Notre Dame fan. The game you’re talking about is the Aer Lingus Classic series at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. I’ve got about 20 friends coming over to watch the game. The game you’re seeing in this video is Notre Dame VS Michigan at ND Stadium. It’s not talked about as much anymore, but this is one of the oldest rivalries in college football. Michigan actually taught ND how to play football back in the late 1800’s. And then later would refuse to play them. Michigan started a football conference but wouldn’t let ND be a part of it. That’s why ND became a traveling football team. They’d get on a train & go to other schools that would play them. It’s part of the reason ND is the only college football team that isn’t in any conference now. There are so many college football traditions out there. All the ND players touch that “Play Like a Champion” sign before each home game. Real gold is in the paint they use to paint their helmets. They reflect the “golden dome” atop the administration building on campus. That’s why they’re always plain gold and won’t have any decorations or words on them (unless it’s a special game with special uniforms). They have a green jersey that is only worn rarely on unique occasions, and you never know when that might be. Fans do “stadium push-ups” for each point scored by ND. The team sings the school alma mater with the students in the student section after each home game. The trumpet players in the band play the ND fight song in the rotunda of the golden dome with fans before each home game. There are cool videos of this. These are just some ND traditions, and they never fail to honor them. ND has a contract with NBC, which is one of the main television broadcasters in the States, so all their home games are aired on NBC and Guinness is an official sponsor of the Irish. Joe Montana was a big NFL QB who went to Notre Dame, so you’ll see him in Guinness commercials during ND games. This is just the Fighting Irish. Each college team has their own traditions that they and their fans are loyal to. It’s pretty special. This is one reason college football is so big in the States.
To answer your question Aiden @ 4:00 it’s extremely hard. I went to the university of south carolina (go gamecocks!) and I lived like 2 minutes from the football stadium (our football stadium is like 10-15 minutes from the campus) let me tell you it was pretty much a known thing that if you had any errands you needed to run on game day it’s best to do them the day before or much earlier before the game because the traffic is way too massive & you would just end up stuck in traffic for hours. It was pretty much impossible to leave my apartment. Needless to say, I never left my apartment on game days 😅
Haha yeah and if you’re going to the game best to get to your parking spot by 8 am. Been stuck in traffic by the blossom street bridge too many times 😂 Go Cocks!!
*Note on midwest traffic and tailgating: If you tailgated before the game, you usually have a few people in your group that stay in the parking area with a satellite tv, generator, bbq food, drinks, comfy chairs, pop-up canopies. After the game, you go back to your tailgate and wait out traffic, watch other satellite tv college football games, continue eating bbq and drinking. At least that's how it's done in mid-west college towns. If you brought your tailgate RV, then you stay overnight in the lot, if it's allowed.
I live near Ohio State. It’s in the middle of a city. The police actually have a manual for how to manage the traffic before and after games (my dad was a cop). Especially before games, they will briefly close certain freeway exits as they get congested. After games they usually turn off traffic lights and manually direct traffic (and don’t fuck around). For the amount of people at a game (something like 105,000) it’s not terribly difficult to get out. I think one thing that helps is, being in a city, there’s no one huge parking lot. I’ve had to walk over a mile to get to my car before. That gives people the chance to disperse.
Walking to games from your dorm is so much fun. I lived a very close walk to the stadium my first year, like walk outside of the building and the stadium dominates your line of sight. It was great.
You guys really have to check out the live animal mascots. Albert the Florida Gator, Uga the Georgia bulldog, Handsome Dan the Yale Bulldog, Mike the LSU Tiger, Revellie the Texas A&M Collie, the Auburn War Eagle, the Colorado Buffalo (Bison), Bebo the Texas Longhorn.
Colorado’s mascot is a Bison (Buffalo) ,not a bull. Ralphie is his name & he’s a big boy… bigger than a bull. Texas has Bevo, a longhorn cow, which actually went after Georgias mascot, a Bulldog, a few years ago on the sidelines…
Ralphie is actually a girl. A male Bison would be incredibly difficult to run with in that atmosphere. Colorado football has a video on youtube where Deion Sanders meets Ralphie and they talk a bit about her handling and history.
Good point Aidan. It is hard to leave. Remember the tail gating begins a couple fo days or more before with teh die hard fans and they take over the parking lots nearest the stadium gates. The samt thing to do is allow yourself an hour to get from your parking spot to the seat and to get comfrotable with a snack and a beer or two, then after the game if the home team wins the celebration goes on for half an hour to an hour, then it takes another 30-45 mint=utes back to you car and another hour out fo the parking lot. If the home team loses by a substantial margin, people start leaving mid fourth quarter and it is much easier to get out of the stadium. But sometimes the traffic just snarls. You're better off parking some distance away and walking than trying to get out when the car is close to the stadium gate.
They didn’t really show the first one for the University of Washington very well. The players line up in the tunnel and the band forms a tunnel outside for them to run through while purple smoke floods the entrance to the tunnel. But the shots they showed were so random it could have been anything!
Getting out of these stadiums can be a nightmare. I regularly go to Penn State games which usually brings in over 100,000 per game. Between the lengthy walk to the car and then bumper-to-bumper traffic getting out, it can take upwards of a couple hours if you don't know what you're doing, especially for the bigger games. The only saving grace is that their traffic control has improved the last couple of years so it's not as bad as it once was. However, most of the main roads out of town are only 2 lanes so you'll still run into heavy traffic getting out of the area as a lot of people come from all around the state.
Regarding the game y’all choose to goto. The team is less important to some extent than, a good matchup. Some great atmospheres in certain videos are bc they’re playing a ranked team at night (under the lights)… that would have bad atmospheres if they’re at noon vs a bad team. Heard y’all mention Alabama vs Auburn …. That’s guaranteed to be an AMAZING atmosphere. South Carolina vs Clemson would be around that time and super underrated if you’re in the area. LSU vs bama would be great too. Texas vs Oklahoma. Georgia vs Georgia Tech might sound good on paper but won’t be imo
The Penn State Stadium (I am a Penn State grad) is walking distance to campus and then to downtown State College with College Ave. separating the campus from the town of State College (in fact the campus is situated inside the town borders. So you can start in downtown State College (and/or a party on campus if you are a student) and eat and drink, then, walk to the tailgate party right outside the stadium --eat, drink (eat, drink), then attend/watch the game, then walk back through campus to downtown to...eat, drink, (and celebrate if you won, but eat, drink regardless.) It is a perfect set up. You should go.
Aiden, Hate to see you have chosen Florida as your team. I'm from Tennessee & FL is one of our biggest rivals. We are in the best conference, the SEC. We have to play them every year, Georgia, Alabama, Texas A&M, etc. We have a tough schedule. Give us another look. We have a bigger stadium & we have great tailgates, the Vol Navy. Love for you & your Dad to come to a game. You will enjoy it...Go Big Orange!!!
The thing about Big school that have Football teams or are big on basketball.. the parties are UNMATCHED after games.. even the day parties. Even division 2 and even division 3 levels schools if there are football/basketball teams the parties are always epic.
I’ve sat in the upper seats at LSU and it’s so steep you get wobbly. The best part about LSU’s entrance was when they used to put Mike the Tiger…a real live actual Tiger, in a cage by the tunnel where the visiting team would run out! Imagine running out the tunnel to play football and you’re immediately confronted with a Bengal f--ing Tiger in your face. 😂 I will never stop posting this intro video from LSU (you should find a collection of those)…the most ridiculous, hammy, over the top, glorious intro 😂 th-cam.com/video/yqKthXGYAOQ/w-d-xo.html
some schools like mississippi state, clemson, etc. the stadium holds ~3x the size of the town that lives there (not including student population), so yes its very hard to leave lol. nebraska's stadium becomes the 3rd largest city in the state during gameday because everything just shuts down.
I can’t speak for today, but when I went to Clemson in the 90s, they would make the roads out of town one way after games. It was still a pain in the ass 😂
This video is probably too short for a reaction but I always LOVED the introduction of the Chicago Bulls in the Jordan era. I watched just about every televised game and this always got me so pumped up to watch the game. Chicago Bulls Introduction - 1997 NBA Finals Game 6 th-cam.com/video/Zn6kiimEsYc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LarryRenforth
If the Bison gets free at Colorado, nobody is going to get him if he don't wanna be got--he probably weighs about 1,800 pounds. Those bisons are trained from when they are a calf to be docile, etc., but they still are badasses.
You guys will love this video 1. 2022-2023 College football Pump up and video 2. Pump up 2023 -2024) this is on youtube. I send a request to Office Bloke Mike when I sign on for patron but no such luck,.you can do this Daz and Aiden for me please!
Call me biased but CUs entrance is far better than most of the ones in part one. Yes I’m a student but Ralphie running gets the crowd more hyped than touchdowns most games
As a Gator fan, there are so many better clips they could have used than this one. Oh well. Yeah guys, regarding the 1-level stadiums, it does make a difference sometimes. I actually like the tiered ones better in general, but one solid wall of people is sweet. I like the football (soccer) stadiums that have 1/4 sides like that. The main supporter's stand usually.
Yeah with all the ppl tryna leave, that’s when it’s great being a student, in my case just call a sober driver back to the frat house for an after party lmao. Big game we’d have like 6-8 drivers, you’ll be back at the mansion within 30 mins or less max. You walk past all the traffic then just get scooped at a gas station or apartment building where there’s way less traffic, car that fits 5 passengers? Have like 2 guys, the drivers & like 4-6 women💀 then send the sober drivers back to get the rest of the brothers & women & then just women that call us for rides to the party. Tailgates were literally legendary, a few thousand college ppl mostly women & all the frats & not a lot of guys allowed in besides frat guys, unlimited alcohol, DJ on a stage. Full on security at the entrance, that shit was pandemonium, absolute debauchery & a helluva good time. The amounts of alcohol, weed, cocaine especially & other party drugs consumed was insane. 1 out 10 ppl you see had cocaine on em, at least. Good times
In these small towns a lot of people who live close to the stadium allow people to park in their driveways and yards for a fee. anywhere from $10-$100 depending on the location and inconvenience to them personally. I recommend you attend a game in the SEC between rivals. Florida v. Georgia (which is played in Jacksonville, not Gainesville or Athens is called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party), Alabama v. Auburn (in either location), LSU v. Alabama, Auburn, or Georgia, or Tennessee v. Alabama (in Knoxville) would be my top choices. Outside the SEC, there are also some great rivalries. Most of the cross border or ins tate rivalries cause shifts in recrutiing of the same high school players in the area. Florida v. Florida State (in state rivalry) Florida State v. Miami (in state rivalry) Clemson v. South Carolina (in state rivarly) Notre Dame v. Miami, Michigan State, USC (Southern Cal not South Carolina), or Michigan. These have long histories. Boston College v. Miami (see the Doug Flutie Heisman game) Michigan v. Ohio State (Cross border rivalry - These two states once went to war over who controlled Toeldo) Michigan v. Michigan State Michigan v. Minnesota (the Little Brown Jug game - see the history) Oklahoma v. Texas (the Red River Rivalry - cross border rivalry) Oklahoma v. Oklahoma State (in state rivalry) Oklahoma v. Nebraska (Old Big 8 rivalry used to determine the national champion most years) Texas v. Texas A&M (in state rivalry) Penn State v. any Big 10 school (Mighigan, Ohio State, Notre Dame) - Penn State did not play in a conference for many years so they built up rivalries but mostly in the Big 10 Harvard v. Yale - One of the oldest rivalries in college football between two ELITE colleges Washington v. Washington State (in state) Oregon, v. Oregon State (in state) BYU (Utah Mormons) v. Utah (non-Mormons) (in-state) Colorado v. Colorado State (in state) USC (Southern Cal) v. UCLA (in state and L.A. bragging rights) Cal (Berkley) v. Stanford (the two most elite schools on the West Coast play for an axe every year) Arizona v. Arizona State (in state) Georgia v. Georgia Tech (in state) Virginia v. Virginia Tech (in state) And of course, Army v. Navy (service academy rivalry) In addition there are Division I FCS schools (that are the next tier down with some well established rivalries. Too many to mention.
Navy plays Notre Dame every year in Football. During WW2 Notre Dame nearly had to close as a school because they were on the verge of folding financially, but the Navy kept them open and used the campus as a military training facility during the war. As a thank you for keeping the school afloat, Notre Dame has promised to play Navy every year in football so long as Navy still wants to play them. It is always a very lopsided game, but once every few decades the Midshipmen get a win.
You nailed it, Daz. It's the NFL on Fox theme. A 20 plus year absolute classic they use for other events from time to time.
It’s an iconic and epic brass-led anthem.
It's more than 20 years. Was a thing I remember in the early 90s when I was like 7 or 8
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I’m a huge Notre Dame fan. The game you’re talking about is the Aer Lingus Classic series at Aviva Stadium in Dublin. I’ve got about 20 friends coming over to watch the game.
The game you’re seeing in this video is Notre Dame VS Michigan at ND Stadium. It’s not talked about as much anymore, but this is one of the oldest rivalries in college football. Michigan actually taught ND how to play football back in the late 1800’s. And then later would refuse to play them. Michigan started a football conference but wouldn’t let ND be a part of it. That’s why ND became a traveling football team. They’d get on a train & go to other schools that would play them. It’s part of the reason ND is the only college football team that isn’t in any conference now. There are so many college football traditions out there. All the ND players touch that “Play Like a Champion” sign before each home game. Real gold is in the paint they use to paint their helmets. They reflect the “golden dome” atop the administration building on campus. That’s why they’re always plain gold and won’t have any decorations or words on them (unless it’s a special game with special uniforms). They have a green jersey that is only worn rarely on unique occasions, and you never know when that might be. Fans do “stadium push-ups” for each point scored by ND. The team sings the school alma mater with the students in the student section after each home game. The trumpet players in the band play the ND fight song in the rotunda of the golden dome with fans before each home game. There are cool videos of this. These are just some ND traditions, and they never fail to honor them. ND has a contract with NBC, which is one of the main television broadcasters in the States, so all their home games are aired on NBC and Guinness is an official sponsor of the Irish. Joe Montana was a big NFL QB who went to Notre Dame, so you’ll see him in Guinness commercials during ND games.
This is just the Fighting Irish. Each college team has their own traditions that they and their fans are loyal to. It’s pretty special. This is one reason college football is so big in the States.
Hell Ya! Go Irish!
To answer your question Aiden @ 4:00 it’s extremely hard. I went to the university of south carolina (go gamecocks!) and I lived like 2 minutes from the football stadium (our football stadium is like 10-15 minutes from the campus) let me tell you it was pretty much a known thing that if you had any errands you needed to run on game day it’s best to do them the day before or much earlier before the game because the traffic is way too massive & you would just end up stuck in traffic for hours. It was pretty much impossible to leave my apartment. Needless to say, I never left my apartment on game days 😅
Haha yeah and if you’re going to the game best to get to your parking spot by 8 am. Been stuck in traffic by the blossom street bridge too many times 😂 Go Cocks!!
*Note on midwest traffic and tailgating: If you tailgated before the game, you usually have a few people in your group that stay in the parking area with a satellite tv, generator, bbq food, drinks, comfy chairs, pop-up canopies. After the game, you go back to your tailgate and wait out traffic, watch other satellite tv college football games, continue eating bbq and drinking. At least that's how it's done in mid-west college towns. If you brought your tailgate RV, then you stay overnight in the lot, if it's allowed.
I live near Ohio State. It’s in the middle of a city. The police actually have a manual for how to manage the traffic before and after games (my dad was a cop). Especially before games, they will briefly close certain freeway exits as they get congested. After games they usually turn off traffic lights and manually direct traffic (and don’t fuck around). For the amount of people at a game (something like 105,000) it’s not terribly difficult to get out. I think one thing that helps is, being in a city, there’s no one huge parking lot. I’ve had to walk over a mile to get to my car before. That gives people the chance to disperse.
Walking to games from your dorm is so much fun. I lived a very close walk to the stadium my first year, like walk outside of the building and the stadium dominates your line of sight. It was great.
You guys really have to check out the live animal mascots.
Albert the Florida Gator, Uga the Georgia bulldog, Handsome Dan the Yale Bulldog, Mike the LSU Tiger, Revellie the Texas A&M Collie, the Auburn War Eagle, the Colorado Buffalo (Bison), Bebo the Texas Longhorn.
The University of Colorado (Buffalo), has a bison as a mascot. It can't get any more American than that. Lol!
Colorado’s mascot is a Bison (Buffalo) ,not a bull. Ralphie is his name & he’s a big boy… bigger than a bull.
Texas has Bevo, a longhorn cow, which actually went after Georgias mascot, a Bulldog, a few years ago on the sidelines…
Ralphie is actually a girl. A male Bison would be incredibly difficult to run with in that atmosphere. Colorado football has a video on youtube where Deion Sanders meets Ralphie and they talk a bit about her handling and history.
Good point Aidan. It is hard to leave. Remember the tail gating begins a couple fo days or more before with teh die hard fans and they take over the parking lots nearest the stadium gates. The samt thing to do is allow yourself an hour to get from your parking spot to the seat and to get comfrotable with a snack and a beer or two, then after the game if the home team wins the celebration goes on for half an hour to an hour, then it takes another 30-45 mint=utes back to you car and another hour out fo the parking lot. If the home team loses by a substantial margin, people start leaving mid fourth quarter and it is much easier to get out of the stadium. But sometimes the traffic just snarls. You're better off parking some distance away and walking than trying to get out when the car is close to the stadium gate.
9:14 um Daz, Florida won the national championship the year of that clip lol
😂😂
They didn’t really show the first one for the University of Washington very well. The players line up in the tunnel and the band forms a tunnel outside for them to run through while purple smoke floods the entrance to the tunnel. But the shots they showed were so random it could have been anything!
Getting out of these stadiums can be a nightmare. I regularly go to Penn State games which usually brings in over 100,000 per game. Between the lengthy walk to the car and then bumper-to-bumper traffic getting out, it can take upwards of a couple hours if you don't know what you're doing, especially for the bigger games. The only saving grace is that their traffic control has improved the last couple of years so it's not as bad as it once was. However, most of the main roads out of town are only 2 lanes so you'll still run into heavy traffic getting out of the area as a lot of people come from all around the state.
Regarding the game y’all choose to goto. The team is less important to some extent than, a good matchup. Some great atmospheres in certain videos are bc they’re playing a ranked team at night (under the lights)… that would have bad atmospheres if they’re at noon vs a bad team.
Heard y’all mention Alabama vs Auburn …. That’s guaranteed to be an AMAZING atmosphere. South Carolina vs Clemson would be around that time and super underrated if you’re in the area. LSU vs bama would be great too. Texas vs Oklahoma. Georgia vs Georgia Tech might sound good on paper but won’t be imo
It is the NFL theme song on Sunday on CBS.
The Penn State Stadium (I am a Penn State grad) is walking distance to campus and then to downtown State College with College Ave. separating the campus from the town of State College (in fact the campus is situated inside the town borders. So you can start in downtown State College (and/or a party on campus if you are a student) and eat and drink, then, walk to the tailgate party right outside the stadium --eat, drink (eat, drink), then attend/watch the game, then walk back through campus to downtown to...eat, drink, (and celebrate if you won, but eat, drink regardless.) It is a perfect set up. You should go.
Aiden, Hate to see you have chosen Florida as your team. I'm from Tennessee & FL is one of our biggest rivals. We are in the best conference, the SEC. We have to play them every year, Georgia, Alabama, Texas A&M, etc. We have a tough schedule. Give us another look. We have a bigger stadium & we have great tailgates, the Vol Navy. Love for you & your Dad to come to a game. You will enjoy it...Go Big Orange!!!
Now would be a good time to watch the 2023-24 college football hype up videos and gather some information heading into this season
Agreed! I shared a link in the past Video
4:10 you purchase a spot in a garage for 10 bucks and walk a few blocks away. If dine correctly you will hit minimal traffic on your way out.
The best part of college football is that the names are almost intimidating. Like the Big House, Horseshoe, Camp Randall and The Swamp.
The thing about Big school that have Football teams or are big on basketball.. the parties are UNMATCHED after games.. even the day parties. Even division 2 and even division 3 levels schools if there are football/basketball teams the parties are always epic.
I’ve sat in the upper seats at LSU and it’s so steep you get wobbly. The best part about LSU’s entrance was when they used to put Mike the Tiger…a real live actual Tiger, in a cage by the tunnel where the visiting team would run out! Imagine running out the tunnel to play football and you’re immediately confronted with a Bengal f--ing Tiger in your face. 😂
I will never stop posting this intro video from LSU (you should find a collection of those)…the most ridiculous, hammy, over the top, glorious intro 😂
th-cam.com/video/yqKthXGYAOQ/w-d-xo.html
My nephew played at Notre Dame. He was on the team that you showed in the video.
some schools like mississippi state, clemson, etc. the stadium holds ~3x the size of the town that lives there (not including student population), so yes its very hard to leave lol. nebraska's stadium becomes the 3rd largest city in the state during gameday because everything just shuts down.
I can’t speak for today, but when I went to Clemson in the 90s, they would make the roads out of town one way after games. It was still a pain in the ass 😂
Nothing beats an LSU night game. The electricity is off the charts.
THAT WAS MY COMMENT ABOUT 800-1000 people and that was only a high school game! Hearing that many people chant your name together is wild!
Nice 👍🏻
8:29 It's the station that is televising the game, Fox or Fox Sport.
This video is probably too short for a reaction but I always LOVED the introduction of the Chicago Bulls in the Jordan era. I watched just about every televised game and this always got me so pumped up to watch the game.
Chicago Bulls Introduction - 1997 NBA Finals Game 6 th-cam.com/video/Zn6kiimEsYc/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=LarryRenforth
theres a great netflix doc coming out in a couple week about the 2007 florida gators
i believe it is the nfl on fox theme song but it's got a difference to the nfl one i've noticed
Love the college football coverage, guys! 🤘
Love to see the LT jersey ,Daz
Daz is right Please do a NFL song compilation for every network and rank them. FOX and CBS are my fav
If the Bison gets free at Colorado, nobody is going to get him if he don't wanna be got--he probably weighs about 1,800 pounds. Those bisons are trained from when they are a calf to be docile, etc., but they still are badasses.
You guys will love this video 1. 2022-2023 College football Pump up and video 2. Pump up 2023 -2024) this is on youtube. I send a request to Office Bloke Mike when I sign on for patron but no such luck,.you can do this Daz and Aiden for me please!
Y’all go to the game in Dublin!
Check out spooky Rocky Top from the Tennessee Halloween game last year.
th-cam.com/video/RTZ4ZlBMruM/w-d-xo.html
That video was too short. Need more entrances. By the way, UCF has the best mascot character--- Knightro!
That was the fight song for the university of Texas. While similar no one else has it. In fact it's legally trademarked.
Aviva stadium in Dublin👍🏼
The NFL doesn't have a theme. Fox and Fox Sports own that music. The stadium may or may not have permission to use it.
If you go to a college game go to Michigan vs Ohio state
3:04 the away team at LSU have to run by a real life tiger in a cage
You guys should do one on College football pump it up videos. They are pretty exciting.
Did you know that the earliest chance you can purchase season seats at Alabama is 30 years?lol
That’s the fox sports theme
It's not the NFL theme it's the theme for any sports game on FOX sports tv
Call me biased but CUs entrance is far better than most of the ones in part one. Yes I’m a student but Ralphie running gets the crowd more hyped than touchdowns most games
Aviva park Dublin Ireland
That’s it. 😂
As a Gator fan, there are so many better clips they could have used than this one. Oh well. Yeah guys, regarding the 1-level stadiums, it does make a difference sometimes. I actually like the tiered ones better in general, but one solid wall of people is sweet. I like the football (soccer) stadiums that have 1/4 sides like that. The main supporter's stand usually.
You should do a video of the collapse of Pac-12 Conference
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GO VOLS!! 🍊
Yeah with all the ppl tryna leave, that’s when it’s great being a student, in my case just call a sober driver back to the frat house for an after party lmao. Big game we’d have like 6-8 drivers, you’ll be back at the mansion within 30 mins or less max. You walk past all the traffic then just get scooped at a gas station or apartment building where there’s way less traffic, car that fits 5 passengers? Have like 2 guys, the drivers & like 4-6 women💀 then send the sober drivers back to get the rest of the brothers & women & then just women that call us for rides to the party.
Tailgates were literally legendary, a few thousand college ppl mostly women & all the frats & not a lot of guys allowed in besides frat guys, unlimited alcohol, DJ on a stage. Full on security at the entrance, that shit was pandemonium, absolute debauchery & a helluva good time. The amounts of alcohol, weed, cocaine especially & other party drugs consumed was insane. 1 out 10 ppl you see had cocaine on em, at least. Good times
I you like this vid check out Explaining Why College Football is Better than the NFL Without Saying a Word ..
More of a hype vid 🤪
In these small towns a lot of people who live close to the stadium allow people to park in their driveways and yards for a fee. anywhere from $10-$100 depending on the location and inconvenience to them personally. I recommend you attend a game in the SEC between rivals. Florida v. Georgia (which is played in Jacksonville, not Gainesville or Athens is called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party), Alabama v. Auburn (in either location), LSU v. Alabama, Auburn, or Georgia, or Tennessee v. Alabama (in Knoxville) would be my top choices.
Outside the SEC, there are also some great rivalries. Most of the cross border or ins tate rivalries cause shifts in recrutiing of the same high school players in the area.
Florida v. Florida State (in state rivalry)
Florida State v. Miami (in state rivalry)
Clemson v. South Carolina (in state rivarly)
Notre Dame v. Miami, Michigan State, USC (Southern Cal not South Carolina), or Michigan. These have long histories.
Boston College v. Miami (see the Doug Flutie Heisman game)
Michigan v. Ohio State (Cross border rivalry - These two states once went to war over who controlled Toeldo)
Michigan v. Michigan State
Michigan v. Minnesota (the Little Brown Jug game - see the history)
Oklahoma v. Texas (the Red River Rivalry - cross border rivalry)
Oklahoma v. Oklahoma State (in state rivalry)
Oklahoma v. Nebraska (Old Big 8 rivalry used to determine the national champion most years)
Texas v. Texas A&M (in state rivalry)
Penn State v. any Big 10 school (Mighigan, Ohio State, Notre Dame) - Penn State did not play in a conference for many years so they built up rivalries but mostly in the Big 10
Harvard v. Yale - One of the oldest rivalries in college football between two ELITE colleges
Washington v. Washington State (in state)
Oregon, v. Oregon State (in state)
BYU (Utah Mormons) v. Utah (non-Mormons) (in-state)
Colorado v. Colorado State (in state)
USC (Southern Cal) v. UCLA (in state and L.A. bragging rights)
Cal (Berkley) v. Stanford (the two most elite schools on the West Coast play for an axe every year)
Arizona v. Arizona State (in state)
Georgia v. Georgia Tech (in state)
Virginia v. Virginia Tech (in state)
And of course, Army v. Navy (service academy rivalry)
In addition there are Division I FCS schools (that are the next tier down with some well established rivalries. Too many to mention.
The vid of ralphie the buffalo wasn't a good angle at all ...u could barely see it
This video had the lamest possible angle for the Ohio State entrance lol, the huge flags and the band on the field make it special
They did Alabama and Georgia dirty
Fox Sports theme
It's an American Bison, not bull lol
Aiden, don't go for Florida, go for LSU. Florida's going to break your heart. LSU should be one of the best teams in the nation
You used a good thumbnail.. University of Washington is the best in the PAC 12.. GO DAWGS
Go Irish!!
Ralphie, the Colorado buffalo, is a she. Male buffaloes are too much to handle for what Ralphie does.