College football has a boatload of traditions. One of my favorites is the University of Iowa’s. The children’s hospital is right by the stadium and they get to watch the game. During the game the whole stadium turns and waves at the kids watching.
Because everything Americans do, is a competition. From grade school to college, and all throughout life, you have school pride built on competition in sports and academics. That pride stays with you forever. Americans NEVER stop rooting for their college team. They may lose interest, but they never change sides.
@@kabirconsiders Another factor is that these schools go way back and aren't going anywhere, whereas your pro team might move 1,000 miles away, then move back to your city 20 years later like, "Are we still cool?" By then a lot of the fans started rooting for someone else out of bitterness. I think the passion is strongest in the south, where they live by the 4 F motto: "Faith, Family, Food, and Football (college, not pro). Cheers!
When you were paused over the University of Michigan stadium, that's the Big House, seating capacity is a little over 107K, but they've had crowds over 115K. That's about an hour from me. They missed a few epic traditions here because these were just entrances. Auburn releases an Eagle from the top of the stands, and as it flies around the stadium they continue the War Eagle chant until it lands at midfield. Colorado is led out of the tunnel by a 1600+ pound Buffalo at a full charge. At the end of every West Virginia game the whole crowd sings Country Road together. There are tons of awesome college traditions.
Because the US is so large, and there are only 32 professional teams in the US (not even one in each state) and they're usually in the largest cities, the closest a lot of regions of the country come to professional level football is NCAA football. So the fans are incredibly enthusiastic. It's about geographic identity and identity with one's alma mater.
The crowd at Lane Stadium (Virginia Tech) has actually registered on the Richter Scale a few times. The stone they touch as the leave the tunnel is known as Hokies Stone and is locally quarried limestone that makes up the distinctive look of most of the buildings on campus.
Thanks for answering my questions Frankie! I’d love to be at a game where the the noise/tremors register in the Richter scale. I bet the atmosphere is off the chain!
@@kabirconsiders The atmosphere for a night game in Lane Stadium is one of the best in America. Compared to other stadiums it’s fairly small, seating along around 67k but it makes the noise of 100k+
He needs to see Army-Navy it is a life-changing event to watch especially the opening introduction video., once you watch one you will understand why the game is considered legendary in this country
Years ago the British and other Europeans saw these types of displays as typical American over the top tackiness. Now most of the world sees it for what it really is: An exciting display of fun, pageantry, and showmanship.
That "thing" at Clemson is Howard's Rock. It was a gift from a former player to long time coach Frank Howard. Since Clemson's stadium is called Death Valley, the rock was taken from the death valley dessert. Frank used it as a door stop for years until they were on a losing streak. The rock was eventually placed at the top of the hill going into the stadium and Frank used to say anyone that didn't want to give 110% needed to their damned hands off my rock."
As a South Carolina Fan. My hate for Clemson matches my Respect. South Carolina doesn’t have any professional teams so you’re either a Clemson Fan or a South Carolina fan and the passion and tradition is unreal.
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271 whatever the f*ck that’s supposed to mean and Georgia isn’t half as good as Alabama and they gonna get smacked by Michigan!! 😂😂😂
@@johnmole17 Well, we beat the shit out of Clemson and Alabama lost its #1 ranking to GEORGIA at least for a while, thus I'm a happy DAWG! My parents moved me to Seneca, SC, from my birthplace when I was 10 and I never let them forget it, bless their hearts. I miss them. Daddy will be pulling for the DAWGS and have the best seats in the house. And, if we play like we did against Bama 2/3 weeks ago, then you're correct, Michigan will win. But, if we play like we did every f**king game beforehand, we'll be NATIONAL CHAMPIONS AGAIN! It's been way too long!
The Michigan stadium with the “go blue” stuff holds over 110,000 people it’s the third largest stadium in the world. I’ve been to a couple games and it’s unreal how big the stadium is
I still have no idea how Michigan is not a top 10 team every year. So much money, brain power, fan support. Makes no sense. I assume it's like South Carolina, where the board of trustees are all political appointments (aka favors) or something similar.
Texas/ Oklahoma. The Red River Rivalry. Played each year on a neutral site at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas, almost exactly half way between Austin, Texas and Norman, Oklahoma. Been playing the game well over 100 years. The winner gets to keep the Golden Hat trophy for the next year. The Texas Longhorns have one of the coolest mascots in sports. a massive Texas longhorn steer.
Yes, Alice! Our mascot, BEVO, is the best! UT Austin is the best. Hook'em Horns! 🤘 Check out what happened between UT's Longhorn and Georgia's Bulldog, UGA, prior to the Sugar Bowl a few years ago. Awesome, and thankfully no dogs were hurt. BTW, The Longhorns won that game.
BEVO the XV, long may he reign. 🤘 Not to mention the stadium being split down the 50 and it all happening during and in the middle of the Texas State Fair.
The “most exciting 25 seconds in college football” is the most overhyped entrance ever. All you do is touch a rock, run down a hill and release a couple hundred balloons. I could go to any holiday parade ever and see the exact same thing. It doesn’t compare to Va Tech, Bama, S Car, FSU, A&M or anyone honestly. It’s only exciting bc one of the best programs in the country is doing it. If it was Arkansas nobody would give a damn
Having been to a Virginia Tech night game, I can personally attest to the absolute madness of the atmosphere when the first strings of Enter Sandman hit. I get goosebumps every time I think about it, electrifying
@@kabirconsiders There's a lot of history with that game. It would have been the longest running rivalry in college football if it wasn't for Clemson starting a riot in downtown Columbia after South Carolina shocked them with a win against the legendary John Heisman in 1902. It was so bad they didn't play again until 1909. Rivalry games you also need to put on the list; Alabama/Auburn; Ohio State/Michigan; Florida/Georgia; Texas/Oklahoma; ... and go see a night game at LSU
The University of Tennessee, of which I'm an alumnus and faculty member, along with other South Eastern Conference (SEC) teams, is definitely right up there when it comes to an exciting experience when watching a game at the stadium.
I had such an urge to eat Dreamsicles(orange with vanilla ice cream filling) while there for the entire game!! BTW : was told Rocky Top Mountain is actually in West Virginia. Is that true? I don't know . The guy that told me that didn't have any teeth so it was hard for me to understand what he was mumbling about.
@@SlyFirebird yeah but for people like me who grew up watching the Ducks for the last 30-ish years it’s gonna be real hard to not refer to it as the Civil War
I remember just randomly tuning in to the Virginia Tech v Clemson game. Still to this day, seeing all those people jumping in sync and screaming to Enter Sandman, still gives me goosebumps and an adrenaline rush. My favorite entrance of all time
@@puterbac some people have rolled ankles. I have not been aware of any players being hurt. It's mostly drunk students lol. It's much steeper than it looks.
It's called 'Howards Rock'. It was given as a gift to coach Howard from Death Valley California. It was used as a doorstop until 1966 when coach Howard was cleaning his office and asked someone to throw it out. So basically they are rubbing some trash Coach Howard didn't want.
@@colemcdowell1362 My Clempson friends always try to say this story was made up by a Gamecock. Just like Dabo Swinney's speeding ticket incident and he was 'respectful' to the police officer.
@@vehemon you can always count on a loser gamecock fan trying to tell a Clemson story. Stick to your whack ass entrance w fire extinguishers like all the other hs teams
What they touched was Howard's Rock he was brought there by a coach and was brought there from death valley The stadium is affectionately known as death valley and that's why
You missed the best part of Florida State’s entrance. When Chief Osceola rides Renegade and drives the flaming spear into the ground. I gives me goosebumps every single time
The reason college fanbases are more fanatical is because you have something to fight for and something to lose. In the NFL, you lose, you just say “There’s always next week.” In college, there is no next week, there is here and now. For most colleges, it’s not about championship aspirations, it’s all about beating your main rival and nothing else.
@@kabirconsiders Preach it!!!! WE ARE........(nothing but family) PENN STATE!!!!!!!! ( we have no fans, we are all blood, 750,000 alums with included family)
To explain Clemson's entrance. They had a coach back in the day named Frank Howard. He went on a offseason trip to Death Valley, California and brought home a rock from there (by law you can't do that anymore) and showed his players the rock. They had a terrible season prior and he told his players that if they don't want to win, they can't touch his rock. Now its part of the entrance tradition to touch "Howard's Rock" as they come to the field for good luck.
The thing Clemson touches before entering the stadium is a rock from Death Valley, California, because I believe the nickname for Clemson's stadium is Death Valley.
It is called Howard’s Rock named after Coach Frank Howard. A friend brought the rock to the coach as a souvenir from the friend’s vacation in Death Valley. At the time Clemson’s football stadium was nicknamed Death Valley. Before one of his game’s Coach Howard used the rock to inspire his team by saying to “only touch the rock if they were going to give him 110%” for that game that day. The team all touched the rock and went on to win the game. Since then it has been used as inspiration and tradition to touch Howard’s Rock before each home game.
Death Valley is named because of the Cemetery it abuts to. Right next to the stadium sits the ring of honor, to commemorate fallen soldiers of past wars. (Clemson was also a military school for a time).
@@matthewcampbell960 coach Howard wanted it thrown away but a coach sat it on a pedi stool at the east end zone and the followin season In 67 they started it up
Clemson football is a whole other level. My best friend went to Clemson. I literally drove from Wake Forest (where I went to college) with my friend’s dad and brother to see Clemson play - not even with my friend (she was working that night) - the point being that it’s an experience you do not pass up, even if you go on your own. It’s like being an anthropologist observer watching something completely unique, even for me, a seasoned college sports participant.
The reason you get that amount of passion from the “fans” are because those “fans” are us… the students of that school, “Alumni” people who graduated from that school, or people that live in the area of the school!
Love seeing a Brit geek out to the pageantry of College football. Really enjoyed seeing your reactions on this. So many historic colleges with deep rooted traditions. Cheers my friend.
If you ever come to Virginia, let me know. My family has season tickets every year to the Virginia Tech games. We’d love for you to experience the energy at Lane Stadium! Go Hokies!!
College Football fans are more passionate because of the rivalry’s. Supporting your state and team makes it more fun and entertaining. The traditions are awesome like Clemons running down the hill and touching Howard’s rock (the thing they touched at the beginning of the video), WVU singing country roads after a win, and VT Hookies entrance. And the bands playing too is great too. The capacity of Michigan is 107,601 btw.
The excitement for college games come from "State Pride" and Alumni. During football season a university will play only 6 or 7 home games. Plus remember this pride, etc carry over into basketball season, baseball, track & field, gymnastics, swimming ,etc. Right now the College Championship Softball tournament is underway.... it's nice to see the "ladies" play.
Gameday Saturday’s are the best. Before kids “got in the way” we’d get to our tailgate spot around 5-5:30 am and start setting up. First Jell-O shots of the day and be ready to watch Gameday on ESPN at 9am. Night games are the best and make for a nice 19 hour day.
6:07 "The Big House' the 2nd largest stadium in the world. The stadium's original capacity was 72,000, but Coach Fielding Yost made certain to install footings that could allow for expansion up to 200,000 seats. Its current capacity is 107,601. On September 7, 2013, the game between Michigan and the Notre Dam Fighting Irish attracted a crowd of 115,109, a record attendance for a college football game since 1948, and an NCAA single-game attendance record at the time, overtaking the previous record of 114,804 set two years previously for the same matchup.
@@kabirconsiders You might want to react to 'Michigan vs. Ohio State- The Rivalry". It's an hour long so you might want to break it up in halves but it gives you the gravity of the importance of THE GAME and about college rivalries in general.
Man I'm a lifelong Hokie fan and it's amazing to see you react to Enter Sandman. Hokie Stone is a rock that is mined from a quarry in Blacksburg, VA. Lane Stadium holds 65,000 and its almost always sold out. The entire stadium shakes, it's absolutely amazing.
In my opinion, you're absolutely right to like the college game more than the pro. The NFL might make more money, spend more money, and attract more eye balls, but college football fans are definitely more passionate. There's so much more pageantry, tradition, and rivalry in the college game. In fact, rivalries barely exist in American professional sports anymore, although they used to (see Yankees vs Red Sox or Red Wings vs Avalanche). College football teams can often fill stadiums even when they haven't been very competitive for a while (see Michigan, Nebraska, Tennessee, etc), but the pros and other college sports cannot
The atmosphere at a college tailgate and game is just better than a pro game, but with pro ball it's just better quality football so it's a trade off either way.
I live in Nebraska but grew up in Oklahoma, so I am a Sooners fan. That tunnel walk is pretty intense, or it was when they were doing a little better. My favorite tunnel walk was in the one spring game when Bo Pelini came out holding a cat because of that meme that got started about him.
I don't know about that. Although the Enter Sandman thing is pretty dope. I graduated from Clemson and still live nearby and it will always be the "Most Exciting 25 seconds in College Football" for me.
While I despise Florida State (the team with Osceola), I do admit their pregame show is pretty sick. Videos don’t quite do it justice but being at a Florida Gator game live is the most electrifying event i’ve ever been to.. and I watched my NHL team won the stanley cup
Osborne leading Nebraska on the field was AWESOME!! You have to realize how dominant they were in the 90’s. 95 Nebraska was arguably one of the best teams in the history of CFB. Memorial stadium is THE LOUDEST place I’ve ever been. It drizzled that game and the water was vibrating off of the equipment on our sideline!
Yes, college football is a way of life in most states. Some coaches are paid millions per season. In my area, the OU/OSU Bedlam game is always a point of contention each year between Cowboy & Sooner fans.
As a South Carolina Gamecock fan we don't usually agree but I was there whenever we beat you guys 2 years ago but yes it is great. However I hate Clemson a hell of a lot more
VA Tech's Enter Sandman entrance is my #1. I'm biased because Metallica's my fave musical artist, but I truly do think that the Hokies do the best job with their entrance.
The atmosphere for college sports of all kind is on another level compared to the pros. Also, the things the teams and players all touch before they entered they actual stadium… every college and team has their own that represents the college and is a tradition, many different objects and traditions per college.
Good god, this is getting me ready for college football this year! I hope the crowd capacity increases with most of the games. We want the crowds. It's what makes the games good. I know my home team, the Alabama Crimson Tide, will increase it's crowd capacity to 50% on all home games from what I've heard. Roll Tide Roll!
Well I know the NFL is saying full houses in the fall. I think that would require a 70 percent vaccination rate to be safe though. Still, every college is different, every state is different as well.
9:15 Not his last game, the guy on the right's last game, in the red jacket. That is Tom Osbourne, one of the best college football coaches of all time, who coached arguable the single best college football team of all time in 1995. The current coach at the time is in the gray sweatshirt, Bo Pelini
Yeah, I think this was when Dr. Tom was retiring as Athletic Director (a post he held for six years, after three terms as a US Congressman). Dude's had a life.
The. Best part of the Clemson one you didn’t see! The crowd all Hollars and chants C L E M S O N and it BOOMS! You can feel the sound wave hit you! You HAVE to go to A Clemson game in Death Valley! Also the best part of that VT game where they played Clemson was when Clemson absolutely WAXED them! It was a really fun game to watch if you’re a Clemson fan
All the jumping at Virginia Tech games does register on the Richter scale sometimes, it did at out first game of this season, which was about 3 weeks ago. Also, that rock the players touched as they ran in was a hokie stone. All the buildings on techs campus have at least a little bit of hokie stone on them. It's just limestone, but it comes from one specific quarry in Virginia. Another thing about techs entrance is that it's different now than it was in the video he watched. They play more of Enter Sandman, they don't cut it off right before the singing starts. About half of the song plays, it cuts off right before the start of the second chorus, and we all scream the lyrics every time
I'm a Florida State University (FSU) alum. Great experience and I was there in the late 80s to early 90s. Football games were AMAZING! The War Chant could be heard all over.
@@kabirconsiders I believe Michigan has the third largest stadium in the world. Actually a lot of college football stadiums are among the largest in the world.
@@kabirconsiders The seating capacity at Michigan Stadium is 107,601, making it the largest sports stadium on earth. There is a stadium in North Korea that holds around 150,000, but it is not used for sports. The Maracana in Brazil used to hold around 170,000, but over time, the capacity slowly dwindled down. By the 2014 World Cup, it only held around 70,000. I do know some stadiums that can be small and still cool, but the bigger ones are normally my favorites
9:19 that’s Tom Osborne, he coached in the 90s and led the best college football team of all time, the tunnel walk is a tradition and he was the athletic director and as a retirement gift they took him through the tunnel walk one last time Edit: the reason the announcer is so emotional is because he played for Tom Osborne, and football is a brotherhood, especially college football
I'm a Tennessee Vols fan and Vols fans are passionate and that goes for football, basketball, baseball etc. Right now our Vols baseball team is heading to Omaha for the College World Series. Being in Neyland Stadium is an experience for sure
Fun fact, because you brought up the richter scale. As of August 2018, 6 college football games measured on the richter scale..... 4 were at virginia tech (the school shown when you said it). I know they've done it at least once more since then. Best entrance in college football and its not even close
My sister went to FSU and we went to quite a few games, it was a good time and the introduction is legendary. I still prefer pro games to college games, I couldn’t explain the passion some fans have for their team, I’m a Browns fan and I remember watching some games with my family this year, a lot of people grow up with these teams so the passion is very real.
@Tim kinley College Football is pretty big in Ohio, with Ohio State being nothing to sneeze at. I enjoy the pro game more than the college game myself. Now, I also have to acknowledge the original commenters thoughts and make an observation. I have been to games in Cleveland (Browns fan here), and games in Cincinnati. The environment is completely different in the two stadiums. This is not bias speaking, Cleveland does a much better job than the Bengals do with game experience. Cleveland spends money on it, Cincinnati treats it like an after thought. Ohio State is a completely different beast. The pageantry is amazing. From the Skull sessions, to the Script Ohio, to the half time show ... to the Hang on Sloopy ... it's an amazing experience. I have been once, when Ohio State was playing Penn State, both Fox Big Noon Kick-off and ESPN College Game Day were there. You don't get a bigger environment for College Football than that. As great as that was, I still prefer the stadium experience in Cleveland than the stadium experience at Ohio Stadium. However, I would take Ohio Stadium 100 times over an experience in Cincinnati (except for the times Cleveland fans show up and dominate the stands. I have been to games in Cincinnati where it felt like a Browns home game, that's how many of us where there). So even in one state the experience is different between college and pro. Here in Ohio, as fan's and as stadiums, we do both well and I am proud of that (Our Pro teams leave a lot to be desired on the field, except or flash in the pan years).
Clemson as the opener for the video = instant win. Being there for games is one of the most amazing experiences on earth. If you were here during the season I would gladly take you to a game so you could feel the atmosphere with 81,000 fans going crazy.
9:13 the guy in the white hat was the head coach of Nebraska to the left of his is Tom Osborne who coach between the year of 1972 an 1997 that was just his last time walking through the tunnel during a game day
The University of Tennessee Neyland stadium and the big house in Michigan go back-and-forth for the most capacity Michigan currently holds it. Fun fact when Neyland stadium fills up it’s the six largest city in Tennessee
@@kabirconsiders The cool thing about the big house. Is it half the stadium is below sea level or below the ground sorry. When you enter the stadium from the parking area you’re actually about halfway up the stadium
You should REACT to college FB training facilities !! Incredible weight rooms, rehab facilities, dining halls, player lounges, locker rooms meetings/film rooms, equipment rooms... You would be shocked mate 😲
College football has a boatload of traditions. One of my favorites is the University of Iowa’s. The children’s hospital is right by the stadium and they get to watch the game. During the game the whole stadium turns and waves at the kids watching.
Yeah I don't even like Iowa and I think that's one of the coolest things ever
Omg my heart. That's so wholesome.
THAT IS FUCKING AWESOME HELL YEAH!!!!!!💜
George Kittle babyyyyy!!!!!!
If you want another ravilry try Tennessee and Florida
Because everything Americans do, is a competition. From grade school to college, and all throughout life, you have school pride built on competition in sports and academics. That pride stays with you forever. Americans NEVER stop rooting for their college team. They may lose interest, but they never change sides.
It really is great to see, that passion
@@kabirconsiders Another factor is that these schools go way back and aren't going anywhere, whereas your pro team might move 1,000 miles away, then move back to your city 20 years later like, "Are we still cool?" By then a lot of the fans started rooting for someone else out of bitterness. I think the passion is strongest in the south, where they live by the 4 F motto: "Faith, Family, Food, and Football (college, not pro). Cheers!
When you were paused over the University of Michigan stadium, that's the Big House, seating capacity is a little over 107K, but they've had crowds over 115K. That's about an hour from me. They missed a few epic traditions here because these were just entrances. Auburn releases an Eagle from the top of the stands, and as it flies around the stadium they continue the War Eagle chant until it lands at midfield. Colorado is led out of the tunnel by a 1600+ pound Buffalo at a full charge. At the end of every West Virginia game the whole crowd sings Country Road together. There are tons of awesome college traditions.
Yeah. Just trying to go to Meijers in Ann Arbor (Michigan) on a home game day was a true adventure.
And I’ve been to 4 Auburn home games and have missed the War Eagle flying around every time.
@@jdsteppenzyde That sucks. The War Eagle would have been a big part of why I would want to go.
If you do a part 2, definitely get Ralphie the Buffalo
@@jdsteppenzyde I live right on the border between Michigan and Ohio and this town goes CRAZY on game day. It's an experience. :)
Because the US is so large, and there are only 32 professional teams in the US (not even one in each state) and they're usually in the largest cities, the closest a lot of regions of the country come to professional level football is NCAA football. So the fans are incredibly enthusiastic. It's about geographic identity and identity with one's alma mater.
The crowd at Lane Stadium (Virginia Tech) has actually registered on the Richter Scale a few times. The stone they touch as the leave the tunnel is known as Hokies Stone and is locally quarried limestone that makes up the distinctive look of most of the buildings on campus.
Thanks for answering my questions Frankie! I’d love to be at a game where the the noise/tremors register in the Richter scale. I bet the atmosphere is off the chain!
@@kabirconsiders The atmosphere for a night game in Lane Stadium is one of the best in America. Compared to other stadiums it’s fairly small, seating along around 67k but it makes the noise of 100k+
@@kabirconsiders The loudest stadium out of all of college football is Wisconsin.
As a volunteer, I am genuinely jealous of VTs use of enter sandman. It’s absolutely electric!
@@kabirconsiders Sept 3rd should be nuts this year. No one has been here for 20 months for a game.
He needs to see Army-Navy it is a life-changing event to watch especially the opening introduction video., once you watch one you will understand why the game is considered legendary in this country
Meh football but it is the best college game. Always love the game. Beat navy
Read John Feinsteins "A civil war" great book
If you enjoy watching the Army-Navy game you would like getting to march in.
The only game where everyone on the field would lay down their lives for everyone in the stands
Years ago the British and other Europeans saw these types of displays as typical American over the top tackiness. Now most of the world sees it for what it really is: An exciting display of fun, pageantry, and showmanship.
The people who hated on it were boring old buzzkills
Like you said... tackiness.
For those playing along at home:
02:22 - Clemson Tigers
03:37 - Virginia Tech Hokies
05:43 - Michigan Wolverines
07:46 - Miami Hurricanes
08:15 - Nebraska Cornhuskers
10:02 - Tennessee Volunteers
10:41 - Florida State Seminoles
11:50 - South Carolina Gamecocks
12:42 - Texas A&M Aggies
13:39 - Oklahoma Sooners
14:06 - Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
To be fair although the game it came from us legendary, they used a SHIIIIIT video of the South Carolina entrance
That "thing" at Clemson is Howard's Rock. It was a gift from a former player to long time coach Frank Howard. Since Clemson's stadium is called Death Valley, the rock was taken from the death valley dessert. Frank used it as a door stop for years until they were on a losing streak. The rock was eventually placed at the top of the hill going into the stadium and Frank used to say anyone that didn't want to give 110% needed to their damned hands off my rock."
As a South Carolina Fan. My hate for Clemson matches my Respect. South Carolina doesn’t have any professional teams so you’re either a Clemson Fan or a South Carolina fan and the passion and tradition is unreal.
@@johnmole17 well technically the panthers is for north and South Carolina but I get what you mean
Or you were transplanted here and bleed red & black for Georgia's DAWGS!!!! Damn Good Dawg!!!
@@robinaddis-vaughn7271 whatever the f*ck that’s supposed to mean and Georgia isn’t half as good as Alabama and they gonna get smacked by Michigan!! 😂😂😂
@@johnmole17 Well, we beat the shit out of Clemson and Alabama lost its #1 ranking to GEORGIA at least for a while, thus I'm a happy DAWG! My parents moved me to Seneca, SC, from my birthplace when I was 10 and I never let them forget it, bless their hearts. I miss them. Daddy will be pulling for the DAWGS and have the best seats in the house. And, if we play like we did against Bama 2/3 weeks ago, then you're correct, Michigan will win. But, if we play like we did every f**king game beforehand, we'll be NATIONAL CHAMPIONS AGAIN! It's been way too long!
The Michigan stadium with the “go blue” stuff holds over 110,000 people it’s the third largest stadium in the world. I’ve been to a couple games and it’s unreal how big the stadium is
The biggest stadium I’ve been to is Wembley and that’s only 90k. I can’t imagine what being among 110k fans must be like!
They don't call it "The Big House" for nothing.
And that's after they took out like 7,000 seats
I still have no idea how Michigan is not a top 10 team every year. So much money, brain power, fan support. Makes no sense. I assume it's like South Carolina, where the board of trustees are all political appointments (aka favors) or something similar.
@@bairdbiz It’s all on the coaching
Texas/ Oklahoma. The Red River Rivalry. Played each year on a neutral site at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas Texas, almost exactly half way between Austin, Texas and Norman, Oklahoma. Been playing the game well over 100 years. The winner gets to keep the Golden Hat trophy for the next year. The Texas Longhorns have one of the coolest mascots in sports. a massive Texas longhorn steer.
Yes, Alice! Our mascot, BEVO, is the best! UT Austin is the best. Hook'em Horns! 🤘
Check out what happened between UT's Longhorn and Georgia's Bulldog, UGA, prior to the Sugar Bowl a few years ago. Awesome, and thankfully no dogs were hurt. BTW, The Longhorns won that game.
BEVO the XV, long may he reign. 🤘
Not to mention the stadium being split down the 50 and it all happening during and in the middle of the Texas State Fair.
@@texasforever7887 😆🤘🤘
A Penn State white out game is unlike any other, the atmosphere is crazy electrical. It sucks it wasn't in the video
Yeah people don’t understand a penn state vs Ohio state in a white out game can’t hear people talking next to you
We Are!
Because penn state is not that exciting 🤣 jk man.. it is one of the coolest scenes in primetime.
Howard’s Rock! The stadium is called Death Valley and Howard’s rock is a rock that brought from the real Death Valley
The “most exciting 25 seconds in college football” is the most overhyped entrance ever. All you do is touch a rock, run down a hill and release a couple hundred balloons. I could go to any holiday parade ever and see the exact same thing. It doesn’t compare to Va Tech, Bama, S Car, FSU, A&M or anyone honestly. It’s only exciting bc one of the best programs in the country is doing it. If it was Arkansas nobody would give a damn
@@willmcclam2100 that’s cause Arkansas is shit and irrelevant
@@willmcclam2100 yup nobody gave a shit about it until they were in the championship picture
@@willmcclam2100 I agree! It's freakin stupid. And the team has to get on a bus to ride around the stadium to do it. LOL
Having been to a Virginia Tech night game, I can personally attest to the absolute madness of the atmosphere when the first strings of Enter Sandman hit. I get goosebumps every time I think about it, electrifying
There’s nothing like being at Clemson while they play South Carolina. One of the best experiences ever. Atmosphere is WILD
I need to experience that at least once!
Duke vs. North Carolina college basketball is crazy too, even watching the games you can feel the atmosphere, it’s nuts
Or vice versa Willy B is electric when they play Clemson
Clemson is garbage and Willy B is the best of all time pog no cap bussin bussin
@@kabirconsiders There's a lot of history with that game. It would have been the longest running rivalry in college football if it wasn't for Clemson starting a riot in downtown Columbia after South Carolina shocked them with a win against the legendary John Heisman in 1902. It was so bad they didn't play again until 1909.
Rivalry games you also need to put on the list; Alabama/Auburn; Ohio State/Michigan; Florida/Georgia; Texas/Oklahoma; ... and go see a night game at LSU
Try an LSU home game when the visitors come out of their locker room and have to walk by a live tiger in a cage
Holy shit, a tiger?! I’d probably poop my pants 😅
While a couple thousand drunk Cajuns chant “Tiger Bait” at you. It’s wild
Being a Bama fan, Tiger Stadium is an electric and energy filled experience!
@@josephbright4072 maybe 15 of those folks are actually Cajun though
@@kbehrens8221 Bull! Much more than you think! It’s totally awesome!
The University of Tennessee, of which I'm an alumnus and faculty member, along with other South Eastern Conference (SEC) teams, is definitely right up there when it comes to an exciting experience when watching a game at the stadium.
I had such an urge to eat Dreamsicles(orange with vanilla ice cream filling) while there for the entire game!! BTW : was told Rocky Top Mountain is actually in West Virginia. Is that true? I don't know . The guy that told me that didn't have any teeth so it was hard for me to understand what he was mumbling about.
Go Vols!!
GO VOLS
Some state Rivalry evolved from the Civil War like Missouri vs Kansas look that one up
Yep. Missouri and Kansas is based on the Jayhawk War just like Michigan and Ohio State is based on the Toledo War.
And I mean Oregon/Oregon State is literally the Civil War
@@uredbulldawg yeah but Oregon didn’t exist during the civil war so… irrelevant comment
@@SlyFirebird yeah but for people like me who grew up watching the Ducks for the last 30-ish years it’s gonna be real hard to not refer to it as the Civil War
When I was a kid, the attendance for Michigan games was over 106,000. The stadium has since been expanded!
the florida state video cut off before the planting the flaming spear at the 50 yard line, that's the climax of the whole entrance
I need to see a vid of that
Michigan stadium from 6:20 has a listed capacity of 107k and regularly exceeds that often up above 110k
That’s why college football is my favorite! The energy, the pride, and the band!
I remember just randomly tuning in to the Virginia Tech v Clemson game. Still to this day, seeing all those people jumping in sync and screaming to Enter Sandman, still gives me goosebumps and an adrenaline rush. My favorite entrance of all time
As Americans, we grow up with junior varsity , varsity, college then professional football- it’s like a religion for some people!
Texas A&Ms football entrance is insane 🔥
I went to school at clemson. Still get goosebumps watching the team standing on top of the hill waiting to run down.
Unforgettable memories
Has anybody ever been hurt on the run down? Players I mean.
@@puterbac some people have rolled ankles. I have not been aware of any players being hurt. It's mostly drunk students lol. It's much steeper than it looks.
@@puterbac A lot of players have fell down running down that hill over the years.
Tennessee’s team running through the T is an incredible sight in person! They come out to over 100k fans.
@foreal69 u sure about that? Top 10 in almost every category from football to bball to baseball
Ima huge Vols fan and they're one of those teams thats either loved or hated because of their popularity...much like ohio st and the usual top teams
You should see the entrances at the historically black universities.
The thing that clemson touched coming out of the entrance was a rock
It's called 'Howards Rock'. It was given as a gift to coach Howard from Death Valley California. It was used as a doorstop until 1966 when coach Howard was cleaning his office and asked someone to throw it out. So basically they are rubbing some trash Coach Howard didn't want.
@@vehemon typical Clemson
@@colemcdowell1362 My Clempson friends always try to say this story was made up by a Gamecock. Just like Dabo Swinney's speeding ticket incident and he was 'respectful' to the police officer.
@@vehemon you can always count on a loser gamecock fan trying to tell a Clemson story. Stick to your whack ass entrance w fire extinguishers like all the other hs teams
@@jlarmstrong2 Just giving some facts. It's pathetic a Gamecock fan knows more about your own history.
Seeing Tennessee run through the T makes me so proud to be a Tennesseean
What they touched was Howard's Rock he was brought there by a coach and was brought there from death valley The stadium is affectionately known as death valley and that's why
LSU "death valley" is definitely louder than Clemson "death valley"...been to both and many others...CFB is a worthwhile life affliction
You missed the best part of Florida State’s entrance. When Chief Osceola rides Renegade and drives the flaming spear into the ground. I gives me goosebumps every single time
The reason college fanbases are more fanatical is because you have something to fight for and something to lose. In the NFL, you lose, you just say “There’s always next week.” In college, there is no next week, there is here and now. For most colleges, it’s not about championship aspirations, it’s all about beating your main rival and nothing else.
I love that, that pure competitive spirit
@@kabirconsiders Preach it!!!! WE ARE........(nothing but family) PENN STATE!!!!!!!! ( we have no fans, we are all blood, 750,000 alums with included family)
To explain Clemson's entrance. They had a coach back in the day named Frank Howard. He went on a offseason trip to Death Valley, California and brought home a rock from there (by law you can't do that anymore) and showed his players the rock. They had a terrible season prior and he told his players that if they don't want to win, they can't touch his rock. Now its part of the entrance tradition to touch "Howard's Rock" as they come to the field for good luck.
That was the Seminole war chant. You should be there for it! You feel it in your bones. Go 'Noles
The thing Clemson touches before entering the stadium is a rock from Death Valley, California, because I believe the nickname for Clemson's stadium is Death Valley.
Yup. You can actually walk up to the gate outside the stadium and see it right there on the other side.
Awesome, thanks for answering my question mate!
It's called Howard's Rock and is a sign of good luck I think.
Yeah they call Clemson's stadium Death Valley I live about 2 hours from there but I'm a North Carolina Tarheels fan!
It is called Howard’s Rock named after Coach Frank Howard. A friend brought the rock to the coach as a souvenir from the friend’s vacation in Death Valley. At the time Clemson’s football stadium was nicknamed Death Valley. Before one of his game’s Coach Howard used the rock to inspire his team by saying to “only touch the rock if they were going to give him 110%” for that game that day. The team all touched the rock and went on to win the game. Since then it has been used as inspiration and tradition to touch Howard’s Rock before each home game.
Howard’s rock is what Clemson touches-is from Death Valley same nickname as Clemson’s football stadium
Death Valley is named because of the Cemetery it abuts to. Right next to the stadium sits the ring of honor, to commemorate fallen soldiers of past wars. (Clemson was also a military school for a time).
@@tigerb2642 That’s great-thanks for that info!
Howard’s Rock was literally a doorstop for a decade. How that becomes emblematic of a schools tradition is beyond me.
@@matthewcampbell960 coach Howard wanted it thrown away but a coach sat it on a pedi stool at the east end zone and the followin season In 67 they started it up
Not a VT fan by any means, but, they have the most badass entry.
Being from Colorado I never had a competitive college football team to cheer for and I really wish I did
definitely agree the college atmosphere is amazing when it comes to football. its intense and fantastic
Clemson football is a whole other level. My best friend went to Clemson. I literally drove from Wake Forest (where I went to college) with my friend’s dad and brother to see Clemson play - not even with my friend (she was working that night) - the point being that it’s an experience you do not pass up, even if you go on your own. It’s like being an anthropologist observer watching something completely unique, even for me, a seasoned college sports participant.
Georgia vs Florida is called “The world’s largest cocktail party” and it’s played on a neutral site every year in Jacksonville!!!
Great game and college football wouldn't be the same without it.
The reason you get that amount of passion from the “fans” are because those “fans” are us… the students of that school, “Alumni” people who graduated from that school, or people that live in the area of the school!
Love seeing a Brit geek out to the pageantry of College football. Really enjoyed seeing your reactions on this. So many historic colleges with deep rooted traditions. Cheers my friend.
Thanks mate ☺️ the college game and atmosphere looks amazing!
You can literally feel the stadium shaking when everyone is jumping up and down!
If you ever come to Virginia, let me know. My family has season tickets every year to the Virginia Tech games. We’d love for you to experience the energy at Lane Stadium! Go Hokies!!
Thanks so much Kathy! I’d love to watch a live game :)
College Football fans are more passionate because of the rivalry’s. Supporting your state and team makes it more fun and entertaining. The traditions are awesome like Clemons running down the hill and touching Howard’s rock (the thing they touched at the beginning of the video), WVU singing country roads after a win, and VT Hookies entrance. And the bands playing too is great too. The capacity of Michigan is 107,601 btw.
1: Clemson Tigers 2: Virginia Tech Hokies 3. Michigan Wolverines (over 100,000 people) 4. Miami Hurricanes 5. Nebraska Cornhuskers 6. Tennessee Volunteers 7. Florida State Seminoles 8. South Caroline Gamecocks 9. Texas A&M Aggies 10. Oklahoma Sooners 11. Georgia Tech Yellowjackets
You need to watch “Rudy” about Norte Dame football ! Sean Aston was great as Rudy!
If you ever go to a college game, sit as close to the student fan section as you can! Best energy ever!
The excitement for college games come from "State Pride" and Alumni. During football season a university will play only 6 or 7 home games. Plus remember this pride, etc carry over into basketball season, baseball, track & field, gymnastics, swimming ,etc.
Right now the College Championship Softball tournament is underway.... it's nice to see the "ladies" play.
Yeah from waist I’ve gathered state pride is a huge thing in a lot of US states, it’s great to see
Roll Tide! 🍻🐘
@@ThaCrustyOne you misspelled War Eagle but it's okay. I'll let it slide
@@jacolbyxbx6762 You misspelled 42-13. And I'm not even a 'Bama fan.
Gameday Saturday’s are the best. Before kids “got in the way” we’d get to our tailgate spot around 5-5:30 am and start setting up. First Jell-O shots of the day and be ready to watch Gameday on ESPN at 9am. Night games are the best and make for a nice 19 hour day.
6:07 "The Big House' the 2nd largest stadium in the world. The stadium's original capacity was 72,000, but Coach Fielding Yost made certain to install footings that could allow for expansion up to 200,000 seats. Its current capacity is
107,601. On September 7, 2013, the game between Michigan and the Notre Dam Fighting Irish attracted a crowd of 115,109, a record attendance for a college football game since 1948, and an NCAA single-game attendance record at the time, overtaking the previous record of 114,804 set two years previously for the same matchup.
115k!! Jeez that’s a huge amount of people 😳
@@kabirconsiders You might want to react to 'Michigan vs. Ohio State- The Rivalry". It's an hour long so you might want to break it up in halves but it gives you the gravity of the importance of THE GAME and about college rivalries in general.
@@kabirconsiders its nothing but a giant hole in the ground. Its an ugly dump.
Nah, hillbilly, ohio is a dump
@@jeffburdick869 Yep. Really should be called a quarry if anything.
Man I'm a lifelong Hokie fan and it's amazing to see you react to Enter Sandman. Hokie Stone is a rock that is mined from a quarry in Blacksburg, VA. Lane Stadium holds 65,000 and its almost always sold out. The entire stadium shakes, it's absolutely amazing.
In my opinion, you're absolutely right to like the college game more than the pro. The NFL might make more money, spend more money, and attract more eye balls, but college football fans are definitely more passionate. There's so much more pageantry, tradition, and rivalry in the college game. In fact, rivalries barely exist in American professional sports anymore, although they used to (see Yankees vs Red Sox or Red Wings vs Avalanche). College football teams can often fill stadiums even when they haven't been very competitive for a while (see Michigan, Nebraska, Tennessee, etc), but the pros and other college sports cannot
The atmosphere at a college tailgate and game is just better than a pro game, but with pro ball it's just better quality football so it's a trade off either way.
Although professional sports do get hyped up they can't compete with the atmosphere of college sports. The college sports atmosphere is just crazy.
Texas vs Oklahoma is another really big one.
Yes sir BOOMER!!! THAT AND WHEN WE PLAY OUR STEP SISTERS OKLAHOMA STATE
The best part of Nebraska’s tunnel walk is the highlights along with showing them come through
I live in Nebraska but grew up in Oklahoma, so I am a Sooners fan. That tunnel walk is pretty intense, or it was when they were doing a little better. My favorite tunnel walk was in the one spring game when Bo Pelini came out holding a cat because of that meme that got started about him.
@@jeraldbennett9289 th-cam.com/video/YGFnhvW-Vm4/w-d-xo.html
Tennessee touches a plaque that reads " I will give my all for Tennessee today" and run out through a human "T". Its a sight to see and FEEL.
There are so many cool traditions. So many stadiums. I recommend that you visit as many as possible.
I'm a Clemson fan, but VaTech is by far the best entrance
I just searched it up - yeah it’s pretty epic
I don't know about that. Although the Enter Sandman thing is pretty dope. I graduated from Clemson and still live nearby and it will always be the "Most Exciting 25 seconds in College Football" for me.
Also a Clemson fan, was in the stadium for that game. Enter Sandman is next level.
No LSU ??? Top 5 place you dont want to be on a Saturday night... Best atmosphere is 90s hurricanes vs Nole or UF vs FSU. The best
Definitely VaTech!!!
Mate, said 400-500 years ago for Osceola at FSU. The Seminoles fought the US for over a decade in Florida in the early 1800’s!!!
One of the only unconquered tribes which really adds to the name.
While I despise Florida State (the team with Osceola), I do admit their pregame show is pretty sick. Videos don’t quite do it justice but being at a Florida Gator game live is the most electrifying event i’ve ever been to.. and I watched my NHL team won the stanley cup
A must see is the Army Navy game! The spectacle of the cadets and the history is incredible.
6:34 it’s 114,000 for football games
Huge number 😳
Osborne leading Nebraska on the field was AWESOME!! You have to realize how dominant they were in the 90’s. 95 Nebraska was arguably one of the best teams in the history of CFB. Memorial stadium is THE LOUDEST place I’ve ever been. It drizzled that game and the water was vibrating off of the equipment on our sideline!
And 94 would have seen them get their asses beat by the best offense ever in CFB
Yeah the Iron Bowl (Auburn vs Alabama) is one of the highest anticipated games every year even if the teams aren’t doing great. Rivalry is deep
I’d love to get to game, atmosphere looks phenomenal!
@@kabirconsiders if you could, make the game when it's played in Tuscaloosa. 100k+ fans
The University of Michigan Stadium, aka “The Big House”, has 109,000ish seats. But they pack over 115,000 every home game.
Yep, and by LSU and SEC standards, it is the most docile and quiet golf clap 115,000 people ever.
Yes, college football is a way of life in most states. Some coaches are paid millions per season. In my area, the OU/OSU Bedlam game is always a point of contention each year between Cowboy & Sooner fans.
The Bedlam is a classic. Same with Michigan and Michigan State.
I get goose bumps ever time I at a Holies home game. Season ticket hold for years
As a huge UGA fan, pls check out their new “light show” at Sanford stadium. It’s absolutely electric.
I’ll check it out!
As a South Carolina Gamecock fan we don't usually agree but I was there whenever we beat you guys 2 years ago but yes it is great. However I hate Clemson a hell of a lot more
If u want to see the original light show look up Bryant denny stadium. Not the bums that want to be us.
@@kingshit7362 the cell phone light show dipshit. Everybody has the stadium light show these days.
Just like Alabama's. Hmmmmm
VA Tech's Enter Sandman entrance is my #1. I'm biased because Metallica's my fave musical artist, but I truly do think that the Hokies do the best job with their entrance.
Metallica are awesome 😎
I love hearing Metallica in college football stadiums. Back in Black always gets played sometime during a South Carolina game.
“Enter Sandman is a BANGER of a song”
It’s awesome 😎
Best entrance in football
Clemson touched what’s called Howard’s rock. It’s a super electric entrance.
I need to witness it in person ASAP!
The atmosphere for college sports of all kind is on another level compared to the pros.
Also, the things the teams and players all touch before they entered they actual stadium… every college and team has their own that represents the college and is a tradition, many different objects and traditions per college.
I like to touch girls before entering the stadium....but so does Joe Biden wherever he goes....so I guess that's not a big deal anymore.
Good god, this is getting me ready for college football this year! I hope the crowd capacity increases with most of the games. We want the crowds. It's what makes the games good. I know my home team, the Alabama Crimson Tide, will increase it's crowd capacity to 50% on all home games from what I've heard. Roll Tide Roll!
Having college football with these crowds would be a travesty!
Well I know the NFL is saying full houses in the fall. I think that would require a 70 percent vaccination rate to be safe though. Still, every college is different, every state is different as well.
9:15 Not his last game, the guy on the right's last game, in the red jacket. That is Tom Osbourne, one of the best college football coaches of all time, who coached arguable the single best college football team of all time in 1995. The current coach at the time is in the gray sweatshirt, Bo Pelini
Yeah, I think this was when Dr. Tom was retiring as Athletic Director (a post he held for six years, after three terms as a US Congressman). Dude's had a life.
Chief Osceola and Renegade at Florida State is awesome. Can’t beat anything’ involving a flaming spear.
Yeah he looks awesome when he just rides onto the field like that
This yr when Virginia Tech played UNC in the season opener, it actually did register on the richter scale
I love to see the reactions of other countries about all the different traditions we have and how we get down🇺🇸🤘🏾
I went to a VT game and I got chills when they did Enter Sandman
It’s such a great track, really energises you!
The. Best part of the Clemson one you didn’t see! The crowd all Hollars and chants C L E M S O N and it BOOMS! You can feel the sound wave hit you! You HAVE to go to A Clemson game in Death Valley! Also the best part of that VT game where they played Clemson was when Clemson absolutely WAXED them! It was a really fun game to watch if you’re a Clemson fan
I need to see a vid of that!
I’ve been to a Virginia tech game and man that stadium shakes … and add a F-18 fly over 🥶
I need to experience this!
All the jumping at Virginia Tech games does register on the Richter scale sometimes, it did at out first game of this season, which was about 3 weeks ago.
Also, that rock the players touched as they ran in was a hokie stone. All the buildings on techs campus have at least a little bit of hokie stone on them. It's just limestone, but it comes from one specific quarry in Virginia.
Another thing about techs entrance is that it's different now than it was in the video he watched. They play more of Enter Sandman, they don't cut it off right before the singing starts. About half of the song plays, it cuts off right before the start of the second chorus, and we all scream the lyrics every time
I'm a Florida State University (FSU) alum. Great experience and I was there in the late 80s to early 90s. Football games were AMAZING! The War Chant could be heard all over.
They missed the planting of the spear on the 50 yd line by Osceola on Renegade. A classic at FSU.
I want to say the Big House in Michigan has a 100,000+ capacity
Holy crap that’s enormous. Our biggest stadium seats only 90k
@@kabirconsiders I believe Michigan has the third largest stadium in the world. Actually a lot of college football stadiums are among the largest in the world.
Go Blue! 😋👍🏈🏈🏈
@@kabirconsiders The seating capacity at Michigan Stadium is 107,601, making it the largest sports stadium on earth. There is a stadium in North Korea that holds around 150,000, but it is not used for sports. The Maracana in Brazil used to hold around 170,000, but over time, the capacity slowly dwindled down. By the 2014 World Cup, it only held around 70,000. I do know some stadiums that can be small and still cool, but the bigger ones are normally my favorites
It does. There are quite a few that do. Beaver Stadium, DKR, ND, a few more
9:19 that’s Tom Osborne, he coached in the 90s and led the best college football team of all time, the tunnel walk is a tradition and he was the athletic director and as a retirement gift they took him through the tunnel walk one last time
Edit: the reason the announcer is so emotional is because he played for Tom Osborne, and football is a brotherhood, especially college football
Tom Osborne is the guy on the right
I'm a Tennessee Vols fan and Vols fans are passionate and that goes for football, basketball, baseball etc. Right now our Vols baseball team is heading to Omaha for the College World Series. Being in Neyland Stadium is an experience for sure
I can’t wait to experience some college sports in person, the atmosphere and vibe looks so fun
Our TN baseball team from last week th-cam.com/video/jxDKgVSRYdg/w-d-xo.html
We have huge crowds for all sports at Tennessee
Fun fact, because you brought up the richter scale. As of August 2018, 6 college football games measured on the richter scale..... 4 were at virginia tech (the school shown when you said it). I know they've done it at least once more since then. Best entrance in college football and its not even close
I'd imagine Jump Around in Madison would have to register
Wish they had included Colorado players running onto the field behind a buffalo.
Yeah someone else mentioned this, I was surprised not to see this either
Not just a buffalo his name is ralphie
University of Texas has Bevo, a longhorn steer they'll run on the field before games.
My sister went to FSU and we went to quite a few games, it was a good time and the introduction is legendary. I still prefer pro games to college games, I couldn’t explain the passion some fans have for their team, I’m a Browns fan and I remember watching some games with my family this year, a lot of people grow up with these teams so the passion is very real.
Yeah I’ve heard FSU entrances are always epic, I need to see one live!
College football is bigger in the South. Pro football is bigger in other parts of the country.
@Tim kinley College Football is pretty big in Ohio, with Ohio State being nothing to sneeze at. I enjoy the pro game more than the college game myself. Now, I also have to acknowledge the original commenters thoughts and make an observation. I have been to games in Cleveland (Browns fan here), and games in Cincinnati. The environment is completely different in the two stadiums. This is not bias speaking, Cleveland does a much better job than the Bengals do with game experience. Cleveland spends money on it, Cincinnati treats it like an after thought. Ohio State is a completely different beast. The pageantry is amazing. From the Skull sessions, to the Script Ohio, to the half time show ... to the Hang on Sloopy ... it's an amazing experience. I have been once, when Ohio State was playing Penn State, both Fox Big Noon Kick-off and ESPN College Game Day were there. You don't get a bigger environment for College Football than that. As great as that was, I still prefer the stadium experience in Cleveland than the stadium experience at Ohio Stadium. However, I would take Ohio Stadium 100 times over an experience in Cincinnati (except for the times Cleveland fans show up and dominate the stands. I have been to games in Cincinnati where it felt like a Browns home game, that's how many of us where there). So even in one state the experience is different between college and pro. Here in Ohio, as fan's and as stadiums, we do both well and I am proud of that (Our Pro teams leave a lot to be desired on the field, except or flash in the pan years).
The rock is called Howard’s Rock
Clemson as the opener for the video = instant win. Being there for games is one of the most amazing experiences on earth. If you were here during the season I would gladly take you to a game so you could feel the atmosphere with 81,000 fans going crazy.
You won't see that kind of energy or compassion in an NFL game there's no comparison
Should have gotten some of the animal entrances. War Eagle at Auburn. The Buffalo run at Colorado
I need to check those out!
9:13 the guy in the white hat was the head coach of Nebraska to the left of his is Tom Osborne who coach between the year of 1972 an 1997 that was just his last time walking through the tunnel during a game day
Ahhh I see, thanks for explaining this to me!
The University of Tennessee Neyland stadium and the big house in Michigan go back-and-forth for the most capacity Michigan currently holds it. Fun fact when Neyland stadium fills up it’s the six largest city in Tennessee
That’s crazy! All those people packed into that stadium must make for quite an atmosphere
@@kabirconsiders The cool thing about the big house. Is it half the stadium is below sea level or below the ground sorry. When you enter the stadium from the parking area you’re actually about halfway up the stadium
@@aaronlape2870 another way of saying, its nothing but a giant hole in the ground.
@@jeffburdick869 That must mean you’re an Ohio State fan LOL
@@aaronlape2870 not at all. But I hope UT expands Neyland so those losers will stop bragging about how the big hole is the biggest stadium.
University of Texas vs Oklahoma University is always a crazy time. They play in Dallas every year and the whole weekend is nuts.
GO BLUE!!!!! The BIG HOUSE ROCKS!! Growing up in Michigan, my first college game was there. Still a huge fan.
You should REACT to college FB training facilities !! Incredible weight rooms, rehab facilities, dining halls, player lounges, locker rooms meetings/film rooms, equipment rooms... You would be shocked mate 😲
I’ll put it on my list!
@@kabirconsiders He's not wrong. They are over the top, ridiculously luxurious.