Bro, i love this series. plis, more videos men about american football in other countries. I have some ideas on the next country Germany,China, uk and Austria.

Been watching their league off and on on KZbin. They have a solid league. Itll be amazing some day when the Japanese start breaking into the nfl like how they did in the MLB.

great video, learned a lot. Had no idea Football in Merico went all the way back to the 30s

Can someone please upload this game finally on KZbin? This is getting ridiculous.

A + ‘ greatest fight song ‘ Hail To Victors Valiant !

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I never thought I'd hear something worst than that WrestleRock Rumble, congrats FSU 😂 And if you remember Wrestle Rock Rumble, please get a will and a trust, and get your colon and pancreas checked 😢

I know for a fact that Mexico has: QB's, RB's, FB's, WR's, TE's...DE's, all DL , Linebackers, Corners & Safety's THAT CAN PLAY IN THE NFL. Saludos Coach Castillo! 💪👍✌️🇲🇽🇺🇲

Saludos a todos, felicidades y ma's... Por este video que despierta mi juventud y amor por este gran deporte. QB, prepa El Chamizal, QB Aguilas UACH 74-78, QB UACJ 1980... En efecto este Viejo recuerda, Aunque juegos vs Tigres, Borregos, Bhuos, Pumas stc etc,....En aquel entonces, el estadio Universitario de la UACH...jaja.. en Terrenos valdios entrenabamos. Medicina vs Ingenieria x an'os competimos, creanme amigos siempre fuera del campo... Recuerdo ver a mi padre ver Green Bay vs Cowboys en el famiso "Ice Bowl"... Al ver a mis hermanos, ambos de HS el paso, jugar, yo no pude jugar con ningun equipo de el Paso...Viene para mi la Prepa de El Chamizal 71-73.... Wow.... That's how I got Started. Anyway, muchos Amigos a la Fecha de inclusive archirivales locales como Las Liebres del Tec de Cd Juarez. A la Fecha La Rivalidad existe... Viva siempre el deporte, por la Juventud. Asi sea. Peace Out. Ret, combat Medic MD, PhD UACH, TTech

American Football in Mexico is a very well organized and very well structured sport similar to the US and Canada like no other sport like soccer, which is already more of a business than a sport but it attracts the masses because it is an easier sport to understand and practice, no soccer player has the training of an American Football Player because soccer for many is a professional goal. For an American football player it is a beautiful sport because if he leaves it he is already a professional who studied a career American football has been practiced in this country for more than 100 years, the 32 state universities plus the private universities, not counting the private leagues that in the end produce players who join the University teams to continue advancing in their growth that begins with the children's leagues until they reach the senior category and from there they go on to play professionally in the LFA, a professional player in Mexico is not improvised because the majority have played since they were children until they become Professional, every year like in the US and Canada there is a draft where players who finish their university cycle are promoted to the professional level and are acquired by the different teams in the league and these are complemented by foreign players, mostly from the US, who have raised the technique and game of the players. Mexicans and who have contributed to the quality and spectacle of the LFA that grows more every day and has positioned itself as the 3rd best league in the world after the NFL and the CFL.

Playing for Pizza by John Grisham is a book that is about an American quarterback that goes to Italy to play football. Good book.

Dude these videos are good, can’t wait for part 4

You will see japanese in the nfl within the next decade or so

😂😂😂that's 30 seconds of my life I'll never get back.

African countries even have teams

France should be next they have had league since like 1984.

Can you do American Football in Germany next? It seems like Germany has biggest Leagues in Europe not named the European League of Football

Don't stop making these please. These are very well put together, intriguing, interesting and well informed research and information that shows the passion and love for the sport of american football around the world i and many others wouldn't have known about.👍🏼

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Great video!

Came here looking for part 4. Please 🙏 these first 3 were pretty good 👍

Mexican-American Football, ¿Since 1890's?

Sir. Most informed, factual video on you tube ever. I lived those days. You’re spot on. Wish the news were as accurate as your video. Well done. You have done the homework. Deserve a big applause. Thank you. Except for when he left….we all were upset. I’m a tiger! I was living it again as you explained the years-unbelievable explanation of facts. Spot on Well done!

There is a manga, and I think an anime, that is called EyeShield 21 and it is about upper secondary school, or high school, American football club teams that compete against one another. Honestly, I would love to see a sequel to that which makes the MC of that franchise be a university student that joins one of the corporations and then becomes a successful player there, and then, in the Japan X Bowl (which is the second longest professional American football championship, aside from the Super Bowl), there is a prize of the MVP being able to have a contract with the NFL and the MC, after graduating from his university, and being with his childhood friend, who he began to date in lower secondary school/middle school/junior high school, and then, he not only wins the Japan X Bowl, but then he gets a promotion, and becomes a team leader for the American division of his team, he also graduates, and then he proposes to her, and then they marry as he goes to the USA and starts an even better career for the Tennessee Titans, and then outclasses even Tom Brady, George Blanda, and Patrick Mahomes (II) over a four decade long playing career, and he, and his wife, begin life in the USA, and he become not only one of the first people from Japan to be in the NFL, but also ends up becoming the best quarterback in the NFL.

"Playing for Pizza" and a school project in my German class got me into the GFL and IFL my freshman year of high school. Crazy to see how much football in Europe has developed since then! I watch the ELF weekly, but I am also now excited to see more from the Parma Panthers and Bergamo Lions this coming IFL season. Glad to see the same book that inspired others to learn more about European football leagues as well!

I currently play Mexican college football in Cancun for Los Leones. I plan on documenting my experience down here soon

WOW...I'm a bookworm and I remember picking up Grisham's "Playing for Pizza" about 12 yrs ago in a second hand bookstore. Yes,it's a bit on the cheesy side, but it was an eye opener to a whole different side of my favorite game...I recommend this story to anyone...but especially to those that love football.

Love to see one of these do for American football in Brazil.

So is it possible that the spaghetti bowl was the first public game of American (tackle) Football ever on the European Continent?

I was expecting this to have a lot more views. It’s very well done. Excited for pt4

7 floor crew >>>>

My roommate at UCLA played football at a high school in Vicenza where his dad was stationed!

Read the John Grisham novel "Playing for Pizza."

I was stationed at Camp Darby. The locals loved baseball and basketball as well. Sadly the installation was small and run down with just a elementary school when I was there. After they shut down half the post all the back in the day, highschool football went away and the other teams with it.

Fun fact, Ashton Jeanty, Boise State’s running back this year actually played some high school football in Italy.

Sensational video! Would love to see a documentary like this on American football in the UK

I remember reading that book. It wasn't a classic but it was certainly entertaining. The MC kinda came across as a spoiled brat, so he was probably a pretty accurate pro athlete

This deserves more views. Great job.

Playing for pizza is a great read.

Great video, very well edited and produced. As someone who is Italian-American and has always preferred soccer, but is getting into American Football, this video could not have shown up in my recommended at a better time. Can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers, keep up the good work bro!

I read playing for pizza way back way back great book!!

You're welcome for all the Wikipedia pages. I made most of them lol

I saw Carlos Tevez in the thumnail. And thought it's about real football. Italian tough football. My bad. Saw something weird things which I never experienced of.

1983 the Nuremberg Rams played the Bozart Rams in Milano. The Bozart had released a record with their fight song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYiVqq2ehL6qj8ksi=l2aWgpIz-0FBch9f

Football will never make it in Mexico anymore than soccer will make it in the US.

Go blue

Are you just reading somebody else's material? It's Scott Linehan. He's a long-time offensive coach in college and the pros.

22:05 “their hockey rink” oh wow u of M’s hockey rink? The Yost field house? Yost helped build their hockey rink? Their hockey rink which is his field house that they’ve repurposed into a hockey rink? He helped build it? And you didn’t mention that the field house and the hockey rink are the same building?

And then his wife got sick with dementia or Alzheimer’s and he quit to look after her. 😢