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I've been to professional and college games in all sports... NOTHING compares to a college game. The excitement, the play, the fans... it's just on an entirely different level. A college stadium will be absolutely deafeningly loud... and you can see it energize the home team. It is completely insane and if you ever can, pick a big college rivalry game and go. Enjoy the whole day of events. Tailgating, the atmosphere, the game, all of it.
I went to a Colorado State vs CU rivalry game and the atmosphere was unlike everything. It was so much freaking fun. Strangers hugging each other every first down lol.
I would argue NHL fans are close they are so damn loud
Blackhawks Playoff Games you can't talk to person next to you..Kansas City Chiefs is loudest and Seattle Seahawks gets real loud..
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@@rwils7925 Not sure how that's relevant but you do you.
Sweet Caroline is technically an American song but yeah it seems like a lot of events, America and around the world sing that song
I'm honestly not trying to be a smart alec, but what do you mean by "technically an American song"? I don't know of anyone ever that challenged that it was written and sung by Neil Diamond(an American).
@@ryanjustice2670 because in the video they said our song. That's it. It's not that big of a damn deal
Caroline is President J. F. Kennedy’s daughter Caroline.
@@ki11atj49 First of all, chill out. I explicitly wrote that I was not trying to be a smart alec. I was just confused as to why you specifically stated that it was technically an American song. And now I know your reasoning. No need to bring foul language into it.🤷♂️
PS You completely misinterpreted what Millie meant when she said it was "their song". She was just referring to the fact that at the end of the school year(in case you didn't know, she's a teacher) her school, on the little channel isle of Jersey, sing that song. So basically, she wasn't stating that it was their song as in a proprietary way, just it was the school's traditional song for those young matriculaters.👍
Technically?!? it was recorded by an American Neil Diamond, in Memphis at a studio called American Sound
11:00 Mid October, Tennessee played Alabama and won. The crowd was jumping so much, it was recorded a seismograph a few miles away!
The title misled you a little bit: in the US, pro football is a sport.
College football is a RELIGION.
I'd say pro football is a business, more than a sport.
And now they've given a big push to college football further into that direction.
@@Gutslinger idk im pretty sure pro football is also a sport i think maybe because it is
@@cloudz283 Show me where I said it wasn't a sport..
@@Gutslinger you said it was more a business than sport
When wisconsin badgers do the jump a round think it registers on the ricktor scale. That's the true you can look it up
Singing Rocky Top in a full Neyland Stadium is the greatest thing ever. I love my school, the University of Tennessee!!!
Arkansas Razorback here. I love my Hogs, but Rocky Top is a good cheer. (I’ll give credit where it’s due!) Wish they’d seen the hog call. Definitely one of the most unusual cheers, ya gotta admit! Wooo Pig Sooie! 🐗❤️
The Boston anthem one has a story. That was the first sports event held in Boston after the Boston marathon bombing. To my knowledge at that time the suspects were still at large and the city was in a state of fear. That was a city and a state coming together saying NO we will not be intimidated by terror. That no matter what we are the land of the free!!!!!
Close. It was actually (on accident) started by Amy Tobey, Director of Music in 1997 at Fen Way Park. The song would be played periodically between the 7th and 8th innings, if the team was winning. The song originally chosen because a friend for Amy had just given birth to a daughter they had named Caroline.
In 2002 it became a "tradition". But, yes, after the bombing and the first game played, Neil Dimond did do a live performance.
@@coreyfairbanks7374 I was talking about the national anthem being sung by the bruins fans.
There wasn’t a “terror attack” you ninny it was just civil disobedience
"...home...of the...CHEESE!!!" 🤣 Nope, it wasn't Green Bay! It was Kansas City..."Home of the Chiefs"
Now imagine being 5 miles away from the stadium and still feeling, literally feeling the rumble. Its fantastic!
yup, I can't watch home football games at my house because I know that we scored like 30 seconds before it shows on TV and I live around 2 miles away
Nothing like Neyland stadium in Knoxville,TN on a game day. 100,000 plus all singing in solidarity is just a beautiful thing.
Going to an Aggies basketball game is 2 hrs of the best aerobics class EVER. Noise has nowhere to go except 3 doors. They broke the record for indoor/ outdoor noise (92 decibles) for college and professional sports.
I was at those games at Michigan Stadium. Nothing like going crazy with 114,000 of your best friends.
Born and raised in Knoxville TN Go Vols we love our Orange and White checkered board and singing Rocky Top
Until you sit in the stands of Death Valley in Baton Rouge and witness an LSU Tigers vs Ole Miss Rivalry, you have not witnessed sheer noise. They measured the crowd noise a few times and the noise level set records that have not been beaten. But I must admit when the sound system went out during the national anthem in another sports venue and the fans picked it up and sang Acapella, that brings tears to my eyes...EVERY SINGLE TIME I hear it.
Nothing like singing Country Roads at a WVU game…my Alma Mater. 👏And love that you guys enjoy that song. 💕
My home state ❤️ every time we pass the state sign going in we belt this song 😂
@@madisonwooden1083 It’s always comforting to see that Wild and Wonderful sign when returning to the Mountain State after being away. ✌️❤️
@@StacieT yup! Coming in from the south I feel joy passing through those tunnels 😂 means I’m close
I live 45 minutes from the Michigan Wolverines stadium and 45 minutes from the Michigan Spartans stadium. I have been to many games over the years and it is an amazing experience. While you might think that 114,000 fans in the Michigan stadium Is crazy, what you don't see is the additional 50,000 fans outside tailgating. There is so much food and beer it'll make your head spin, literally.
Let’s Go Mountaineers!
"Sweet Caroline" is a song written and performed by American singer Neil Diamond and released in May 1969. I first heard it during my first year in college. I like the fact that you know the song and sang it at the end of your school years. My favorite of Neil Diamond is "America". He sang it in the movie "The Jazz Singer".
corn don't grow on rocky top, so we drink our corn from a jar 😁
One of my favorite things I've seen is when the Florida Gators paid tribute to Tom Petty when he died. You should check it out. Great video recation.
Go Gators 🐊
Even as a Nole, I respect the hell out of that tribute. Gives me chills every time I watch it.
To give you an additional to the Tennessee part of that clip, when your in Knoxville on a game day and not down at the stadium, the town is almost like a ghost town it's so deserted. You have the 102k+ fans in the stadium plus you have another 200k+ fans just outside the stadium in the parking lots, and on Ft. Loudon Lake , for a 1/2 mile either side of the stadium and all the way across the lake in their various types of boats, all tied up to each other, all "tailgaiting" and watching the game on giant TV's hooked up to their vehicles or generators, all while cooking on BBQ's, and drinking, and generally having a ton of fun with other fans. And they sing along with the fans in the stadium as well, so when you have 300k+ people all singing it can be heard form quite a ways away... I remember as a kid being able to hear the singing from the stadium at our house about 10 miles away from the stadium, now it was not clear, but you could hear when the were singing, and when UT scored, especially when UT scored, the blast of sound that would come out of that stadium when they scored even from 10 miles away was deafening. Great memories of growing up in Knoxville, thanks for the stroll down memory lane.
These are all great, but the singing of the Alma Maters of the US Military Academy and the US Naval Academy following the Army-Navy game is hard to beat. You always want to sing second (this means you won). And the Hawkeye Wave to the kids at the Iowa Children's Hospital brings tears.
I lived in Norman, Oklahoma for several years. That’s where the University of Oklahoma is located (Boomer Sooner chant in the video). I lived several miles away north of the university. You can see the stadium from just about anywhere in the city and on game days I could stand on the balcony of my apartment and hear the crowd. If you go down to campus it’s definitely a party atmosphere there and outside the stadium. Lots of fun! I’ll admit that since I am not a big fan of crowds, going to games inside a stadium can be overwhelming. High school sports games can be raucous like college sports games, but on a smaller scale. I certainly wasn’t prepared for the scale of the college games since I had only ever been to elementary school sports games, junior high/middle school sports games, high school sports games, and professional sports games. I was expecting it to be more like the professional sports games, but college sports are much, much, much bigger. I don’t remember there even being any empty seats and the crowd is excited and the stadiums do a great job of keeping them hyped up via the cheerleaders, bands, mascots, music, and more! It’s fun once you get used to it, but a tad overwhelming at first. Everyone is great and talkative and having a great time, regardless of the score. I definitely recommend you going to a college game next time your in the states.
Does the school where you work have any sports? You said your niece wants to be a cheerleader. The schools around where I live generally have sports for the different levels of education: elementary, middle, high school. High school sports are popular and covered in the local media alongside college and professional sports. When my niece was in elementary school the high school sponsors a mini-cheer team whereby kiddos from the elementary school learn some cheers with the middle school and high school cheer teams and then during halftime they get to perform a routine together for the crowd. By the time my niece got to high school she was in marching band and they had coordinated some routines with music (my niece is a senior this year and graduates in May). When my sister and I were in high school there wasn’t much coordination between the band and the mini-cheer team. We did coordinate with the high school cheer team, though, for some parts of their routines. If you were to go to a high school game you’d realize that American high schools and sports are basically borrowing from American colleges. We have mascots, team colors, school fight songs, traditions, and in some cases literally borrow from the high schools. The school district I went to the very first “marching” song you learn in elementary marching band is the Michigan fight song (and this is in Oklahoma....a long way from Michigan). The school’s fight song that you start learning in junior high and then are expected to memorize in high school band is a combination of parts from the college songs: “Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech” and “Our Director”. My high school has a school flag that gets waved at games along with cowbells and other things that get rang or waved to keep the noise level high and of course people go crazy with those things when our team scores! So basically in the US you pretty much grow up ready for college sports and even folks that don’t go to college watch college sports. I remember many family gatherings when I was younger that fell on Saturdays in autumn and there’d be college football on tv all day with family members from various states cheering on the colleges from their states, chanting the chants, and just having a lot of fun. Yeah there’s rivalries, but it’s all in good fun! I have a friend that lives in Stillwater, Oklahoma home of Oklahoma State University. Her husband works at the college in the sports department and also coaches little league sports in the city. When OSU and OU play against each other, neither of us being native to Stillwater or Norman, she cheers on OSU and I cheer on OU, but whenever either of then play Texas or Kansas or some other state’s teams we cheer on the home team whichever it is! I work with a lady who is from Iowa and she cheers on Iowa colleges even though she lives in Oklahoma currently. Same with the coworkers I have who moved here from Arizona, Maryland, Colorado, etc. They still cheer on their home state’s teams (but have a fave amongst them or is their alma mater).
Great video!!
Oh, since I didn’t mention it. My high school’s colors were/are maroon, white, black, and gold. The mascot is the mustang. I still remember the school song, too:
P-I-O-N-E-E-R
M-U-S-T-A-N-G
A Pioneer Mustang is what I’m proud to be
I gotta be, have to be the best there ever was
P-I-O-N-E-E-R
M-U-S-T-A-N-G
(First part sung to opening part of Rambling Wreck From Georgia Tech followed by a drum sequence that then leads to the rest of the song sung to Our Director)
Let’s give a rising cheer fans for Pioneer High
And loyal spirit that shall never die
SHALL NEVER DIE!
Come on let’s fight together
Fight ‘til the end
On your feet for P-H-S we’re out to win
Fight! Fight! Fight!
And of course I know the Boomer Sooner song! (you can literally look it up). I also know some other fight songs or traditional songs from universities/colleges in other states, too, due to having family and friends that live there or are from there. I think most Americans probably know several from similar reasons.
Boomer Sooner!!!
Another great video. Loved seeing you both singing and James smiling the whole time
This may be my favorite of all of y'all's videos. I really enjoyed listening to James and Millie singing and James smiling throughout the video.
Alright y'all, now we are in football season and Tennessee has one game under our belt. Glad to see the Vols on the video, Go Vols, thanks for the good content. It's football time in Tennessee.
Go VOLS!
♪Wish I was on good ol' Rocky Top, down in the Tennessee hills. Ain't no smoggy smoke on Rocky Top, ain't no telephone bills.♪
♪Once I had a girl on Rocky Top, half bear, the other half cat. Wild as mink but sweet as soda pop, I still dream about that!♪
♪Rocky Top, you'll always be... home sweet home to me! Good ol' Rocky Top. Rocky Top, Tennessee! Rocky Top, Tennessee!♪
@@cassiecaradoc2070 you got it, love that song. I play it in G.
Thanks neighbor 😊✌👋
Y’all are just going to lose to the Gators like usual lol.
@@vinnypaolini9116 well, thanks for the information friend, over confidence is going to be Florida's downfall.
If you want to see College Football fans at their absolute finest, you should watch a story about the Georgia Bulldogs Pinkout vs the Arkansas State Red Wolves. In just his 2nd game back from a leave of absence after his wife died from breast cancer, Georgia fans decided to honor Arkansas State Head Coach Blake Anderson’s late wife.
Pfffft. RTR!
That was well done.
That grin, Mr. Beesley. The quintessential US college dude at homecoming day game look.
In Europe, a Soccer/Football match is a war between fans. There is an atmosphere of aggression not just on the field but also in the stands. It's like two criminal street gangs about to face off in a rumble. After the match you go to the pub and get drunk and maybe have a bar fight if you didn't get enough violence at the game.
In America, a Football game is a celebration. It starts with food and drink during the tailgate party before the game. It continues with the songs and chants and the pageantry of the traditions during the game. The halftime shows with the bands are like a parade in the middle of the game. At the tailgate after, you sit under canopies in the parking lots with friends and family (including small children) discussing the game and watching the other games on televisions powered by generators. When it's time to leave, you do not want to go. And you spend the next week anticipating and planning for the next game so you can see all your friends again. It is a celebration of life.
And meanwhile the LSU fans run amok and eat your stadium seats. 😂 (Arkansas Razorback here. Lol)
If you go to an american college football game i suggest go to michigan vs OHIO game because the two schools have the biggest rivalry ever between any other team and it will be a huge game it always is and you would get the best experiance with going
Hella expensive though
Tennessee fans are the definition of “Fanatical”.
Of course. We ain’t won in two decades. Anyone not fanatical left a long time ago. lol
Us West Virginians have our own version of sweet Caroline we sing to Pitt fans 😂😂
Most of the crowds were College games. That happens every Saturday. The Pros are the same except it's on Sunday. You need to see the tailgating in the parking lots. Those songs were adopted as the school songs.
The first one was definitely outdone. Charlotte FC had a technical difficulty during the anthem in its first match and 74,000 FANS finished the song!
14:56 - I’m the girl with the super curly hair, way back in 2009 in my freshman year of college.
Some of my best college memories are from Pitt football games and, of course, Sweet Caroline.
WVU football games are so much fun!!! actually any college football game is going to be beyond fun. NFL games are fun too, but tailgating is where you're really gonna have some fun.
Coming from a person who lives in Tennessee during football season everyone gets wild
If you have the chance to go to a University of Alabama game you guys should take it. Electric atmosphere for 3 hours straight. Night games are something else with the lights in the stadium.
Roll tide 🐘
This was a great video that showed the true american spirit that is missing today.
Nothing compares to the atmosphere at a division 1 college football game. The bigger the game the better it gets.
Sweet Caroline is played at most sporting events and everyone always sings along. It's like a national classic
At the end of ballgames at Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY, the cheerleaders lead the singing of "My Old Kentucky Home." If playing Louisville the Kentucky and Louisville cheerleaders link arms for the singing. Only time there's ever any unity between the two schools.
My sisters name is Caroline. When she was little she loved it when she heard it but as she got older and we played it or sang it as her anthem she wasn’t such a fan lol but she puts up with it 😂
I'm a huge Michigan football fan- there's nothing like going to a game at the Big House (3rd largest stadium in the world, largest outside of Asia). It may not be the loudest stadium in the country, due to the shape of it, but the design allows terrific views of the field regardless of where you're sitting. Michigan are the winningest team in the history of college football.
I've been watching since the channel had about 10-20k subscribers, keep up the good work!
Pfffft. RTR !
Going to a U of M game is great! My husband proposed to me during half time there!
Agreed. I've been to Alabama, auburn, fsu, Iowa, and michigan. Iowa was amazing but michigan has been the best for sheer size. Fsu is a great place too. Was not a fan of Bryant Denny or Jordan hare stadiums.
FSU football at its peak in Doak Campbell is seriously something to watch. When we played ND last year, I woke up the next morning with no voice and sore limbs from standing, jumping, and moving my arms. Plus our marching band is the pride and joy, even if other college bands get more attention.
Doak Campbell is an incredible stadium. I wish when I was there we had more competitive teams but when Miami and UF got to town, it was still rowdy as hell.
All that to get BLOWN OUT by Florida every year!!!!
Sweet Caroline is a popular song to be played when the bar is closing right after "last call" in the USA anyway lol
What amazes me is that all the stadiums are filled with the home school or teams colors all the way around. Where are the fans for the opposing team sitting?
They've been in class all week. It's time to let off some steam.
I am one of those orange shirts. I live in Tennessee and you don’t get more energy than being at a Vols football game. I had season tickets for years, would not miss a game. I used to lose my voice after every game. Over 10,000 people at these games
The 9-7-22 Nebraska vs Creighton volleyball game had a record breaking attendance of 15,979.
Students studying structural engineering at University of Wisconsin are required to attend one Wisconsin Badgers football game.This is to study the stress put on Camp Randal Stadium during Jump around.
I was binge watching this channel to fall asleep but this video has my adrenaline pumping at 2 am and now I'm wide awake lol
In American football there are 11 players from each team on the field. The crowd in the stadium are called The 12th man. It (we) can be deafening. It can definitely shake up the visiting team.
As a Wisconsin fan, you can't go wrong with Jump Around. Fans and players from all the teams Wisconsin play will come to the games just to witness Jump Around. Sweet Caroline and Buttercup are also classics that we sing, but many other college teams sing those as well. Kind of disappointed they left out the ESFU chant "if you know, you know" lol.
I just went to the first Wisconsin Badgers game of the year this last Saturday. Jump Around and Build me up Buttercup are just the beginning. It is so much fun there!
Sweet Caroline has been sung at Boston Red Sox home games between the the top and bottom of the 8th inning since 1997. Neil Diamond has performed it several times himself at Fenway Park
It’s one of my favorite parts when I go to a game. Even fans of the other team will sing it
@@dstamour625 I'm a Yankees fan who works in Boston and goes to Red Sox games every once in a while. I sing it! Hahaha....
@@jasonmistretta4295 you can’t but to sing it lol. I remember for my 21st birthday I was there with my friends. We were next to Rockies fans. The song came on and we all stood arms on the shoulders singing it. Was the best
@@dstamour625 Cheer Judge on!! The quiet giant deserves the praise. 62! Go Man!
Portland (and Seattle) are definitely towns with BIG and very loyal Pro Soccer fans, especially for the US. The Portland Timbers games are a blast!
For whatever reason, it's not in that video, but Duke fans singing every time we touch gives me chills every time. Also, look up the silent night games. The fans wait until 12 points are scored, completely silent, then storm the court after the 12th point
the Duke fans are in part two of this video
Camp Randall Stadium, where the Wisconsin Badgers play, sways a bit during the Jump Around, which happens just before the start of the 4th quarter. When the stadium was renovated several years ago they left the swaying in. Experts say it won't collapse, though.
It also registers on the Richter scale
@@dominicschiro9939 I live about an hour away from Madison. I'm surprised we can't hear it when the wind is right. 🏈🏈🏈
As a American college sports is a must we all support our prayers I live and born and raised in central Florida and my team is the Gators .
You looked like you really enjoyed Rocky Top. Go Big Orange!
I live in East Tennessee! Go Vols!!!
I love that Utah State is on this list! I was there the years they started the Winning Team Losing Team and I Believe That We Will Win cheers. I know it's on the smaller end of schools and stadiums on this list but the energy and the atmosphere inside the Spectrum and during those cheers is crazy. Gets ya pumped!
Alabama singing Dixieland Delight. College football is the BEST!
Alabama and Auburn are huge rivals. The first was Alabama singing the original and Auburn has a reverse of it.
It was fun watching you both really enjoying this so much!
I was just at the Wisconsin game this weekend! I’m a student there. I’ll send ya a couple videos on insta of buttercup/other songs and ofc jump around
Hey Beasleys, I heard while watching the Michigan football game tonight that they've had over 100,000 in attendance for 312 straight games. They only play 12 games per year, maybe only a little half of which are at home. That means it's been probably going on for 40 or 50 years like that. Be aware that if you DO go Michigan vs Ohio State, or anywhere up north and n October or November, it's probably going to be cold and maybe raining or snowing. And August or September will be hot and probably a little muggy. And most Stadiums are outdoors. Just FYI in case you guys go sometime. Probably still worth it. Haven't been myself yet. Only been to NFL games so far.
our high school stadium holds 10,000 people, and the town has a 50,000 population.
Do the loudest fans at foot all stadiums. Seattle Seahawks was so loud it registered on the earthquake scale
Sweet Caroline is a HUGE song at football games my old high school play it during every home game
Hey guys. love this video. Shows our dedication to sports, football is one of our favorites. I am from Milwaukee Wisconsin so Madison Badgers is our favorite team. Back in high school, the sports teams all have crazy "school spirit" days, parties, etc
Watch Freddie Mercury, lead singer for the ban Queen, perform Radio Ga Ga at the concert called Live Aid. Its amazing how he controlled the whole audience
It’s rare to see a connection as strong as your guy’s bond and Just have to say you both seem like a wonderful and adorable couple. Continue to Keep your love on fire and you two will get through anything this life may bring your way. Best wishes to the both of you :)
If you want to come to a college game over here, you’ll have to come in the fall (September-December). Also, look up the schedules as they frequently play games away. A fun time is at UGA or Alabama and you have to get there early enough to go to the tailgating parties before the games. So let’s say, 10am for tailgating or earlier. BTW, look up some tailgating videos for college games. You’ll love it.
Some of the loudest recordings for pro and college sports tops 130 db at the field... for reference, its recommended to wear ear plugs at 85 db and anything over 100 can cause hearing impairment. You dont get to that level in the stands but still. These are roudy events but definitely worth it!
I was in the south side end zone upper deck the first time that they played "Jump Around" at Camp Randell for the Wisconsin football game and it swayed big time. They called the Army Corp. of Engineers the next week for a structural assessment to make sure it was safe and wouldn't collapse. Weird feeling swaying in an upper deck of a stadium.
All of the colleges you saw offer cheerleading scholarships so not only does your niece have a chance of going to one of these schools anyway she has a chance for it being paid for. That being said kids change year by year so maybe she wants to be a firefighter next year lol.
Loved the Badgers jump around
Go to a Buffalo Bills game,get there early and walk around and introduce yourself, you'll eat and drink for free
Bills Mafia forever!
Getting the ENTIRE home team crowd singing together turns them into a single living thing -- making the "home team advantage" a very real thing. How can a visiting team keep their focus with up to 115,000 people collectively dumping on them verbally?
This was fun.....
Great Reaction guys.
Keep it up!!!!!
Every game and every college. Thousands come. Students, alumni, donors, community all for the party.
College Football still holds the single-game attendance record over the NFL at 156,990 to 112,376.
It’s not a big deal but yes Sweet Caroline is an American song. It was written and sung by Neil diamond and it is about JFK’s daughter Caroline Kennedy.
Just some notes behind Auburn and Alabama with the Rammer Jammer and Reverse Rammer Jammer.
To start, they are a stones throw from one another and are BITTER rivals. Alabama has always seen itself as the bigger brother and Auburn always seemingly feels like they have to prove themselves. The Rammer Jammer is kind of a fight song for Alabama and they sing it after their wins or during the game. The words you hear in this clip are "We just beat the hell out of you! Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer. Let's go Alabama! (or Give'm hell Alabama. I've heard varying things but basically same point.)"
The Reverse Rammer Jammer is played whenever Auburn beats their "big brother" and switches a few words, and this one in particular is when they knocked off Alabama as they were the #1 ranked team in the nation with the last game of the season and stormed the field. So in this clip, you'll hear the same start and they go "We just beat the hell out of you! Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer. Go to hell Alabama!"
If you ever do go to a college game you're going to want to do your homework and make sure it's a rivalry game or homecoming or a playoff - they're not always that crazy.
Millie, James, COME TO OHIO. 2 NFL teams, 2 MLB teams, top 5 biggest College football stadium, The Best Damn Band In The Land, 1 NBA team, 1 NHL team. One if the great lakes, Roller Coaster Capitol of the world, Appalachia for outdoor activities. Friendly people, and a volunteer to be your tour guide!! OHIO LOVES THE BEESLEYS!!! Did I mention that the first soccer specific stadium in the USA was here. We are the home of the MLS team THE CREW. Brian McBride, Keith Kamara, Frankie Hejduk, Robert Warzycha, Wil Hesmer, Guillermo Schelotto, all played for the crew.
I have more than a few friends colleagues and family that live out of the country. I've always told them that if you want to see pure talent you go to the pros, if you want atmosphere you gotta go collegate.
Utah State Basketball crowd is just different! (Totally not bias because I’m a Utah State student lol)
First time I went to my first Penn State game it was 21° F and let me tell you you don't have any time to be cold at a college game you're too busy bouncing around every cell and fiber in your body is this vibrating keeping you warm go Penn State
So the stadium in Seattle the fans at one point was so loud and jumping enough that it created a mini earthquake. As for the Baltimore stadium its one of the more interesting stadiums the acoustics is insane that building in the outfield just amplifies the sounds. Its nuts
Happy y'all reacted to this video. Don't worry, y'all are receiving US Air Force Academy merchandise when XRP wins court case.
Likely between June - August 2023
I went to the University of Virginia where your “favorite fan” is from. We used to have a Pep Band instead of a traditional marching band that would do jokes with the music as the punch line. It’s official name was “Award-Winning Virginia Fighting Cavalier Indoor/Outdoor Precision (?) Marching Pep Band and Chowder Society Revue, Unlimited!!!”
They were dis-banded in late 1990’s because the jokes offended some and replaced with a traditional marching band. I miss it myself.
Y'all should react to HBCU (Historical Black Colleges and Universities) Marching Bands during Half Time Shows or Battle of the Bands. It's always a party and some of the best shows.
Yes!
I could get you tix to a Penn State game. Second biggest college football stadium 106,000+
You guys need to add Go Cubs Go when the cubs win a home game. And the Steelers when they play Renegade at the start of the 4th quarter
These are fun to watch, I’ve never went to a game but my daughter went to Michigan State University and my son-in-law her husband went to University of Michigan and they loved the games!
You should react to “Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders pregame signature dance Thunderstruck 8/26/22”
Where are the HBCU'S? We have the best crowds!! The band entrance cadences are like no other.The best half-time shows.
Football season is here, West Virginia played University of Pittsburgh on Thursday, battle of Sweet Caroline and Country Roads
The Backyard Brawl back in action! Too bad WVU lost 😢
@@StacieT Bad call at the end of the game
Check out 7th inning stretch sing along. In baseball. Cubs and Red Sox have one of the most iconic ones
Don;t forget the Brewers. They follow 'Take me out to the ballgame' with 'Roll out the barrel'.
The chant at the Boltimore Orioles game is used as a walk in chant at darts tournament in the UK. I can really relate to this video as I'm a massive American Football fan living in Northern Ireland who has seen my beloved San Francisco 49ers play and WIN twice at Wembley but I've never been to the USA although I would love to take in at least a college football game in the States even though I am now 50 years old. don't know why but American Football is the only team sport I like.