British Couple Reacts to Penn State vs Michigan 2019 White Out Entrance

[@daleowen2606]

Yep. The crowd screams at the top of their lungs when the opposing offense is on the field to make it difficult to communicate. They try to cause mistakes like false start penalties. But when their offense is on the field, they stay quiet

[@chasesmith9681]

That should be considered a form of cheating man that's messed up. 😂

[@nillywilly2176]

@@chasesmith9681 That's American football brother

[@chasesmith9681]

@@nillywilly2176 i know man i'm just messin around.

[@kodylangham]

@@chasesmith9681 They don't call it Home Field Advantage for nothing.

[@danackman5255]

Some smaller school that play at beaver stadium have practiced with leaf blowers or other loud machinery around the field to simulate the noise the stadium will be.

[@T_WILL77]

Beaver Stadium, which is the name of the stadium, also called Happy Valley, is the 2nd largest stadium in the US at 106,500. The whiteout game is a fairly new tradition but has become one of the craziest atmospheres in college football

[@alisonmarusak3137]

It started when I was a student, somewhere around 2005-2006 I'd say. Good times :)

[@mic1240]

University of Michigan is the largest in US, with crowds of 112,000. The BIG Ten, mostly upper Midwest schools, has greatest college football traditions as one of the oldest and largest conferences in the country, founded by member school Purdue, where others added over years like PSU in early 1990s.

[@jonpalmer450]

I have NEVER heard anyone from the area refer to Beaver Stadium as Happy Valley. Beaver Stadium is IN Happy Valley. Happy Valley is the area where Penns Valley and Nittany Valley come together---that includes State College, Boalsburg, the Penn State Campus, the surrounding townships and down those valleys into Bellefonte and Pleasant Gap. If you stop at the Centre County Visitors Center and talk to the Happy Valley Adventure Bureau, they'll include pretty much the whole county as Happy Valley.

[@fredwerza3478]

@@jonpalmer450 yeah I never heard Beaver Stadium called "Happy Valley" --- Happy Valley is generally regarded as the entire State College and University Park area, and it got that nickname in the 80's because of the generally stress-free environment of Penn State and the upbeat attitude of people on gamedays!

[@kimberlyianaro3774]

@@jonpalmer450 Lived here all my life. The stadium is in Happy Valley. U are absolutely right. These games are amazing. Put it on your bucket list!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

The chant at the beginning was P-S-U, for Penn State univ. As the Penn State team was coming out onto the field they also played a snarling roar of a big cat, as the PSU team is The Nittany Lions. The crowd does all they can to disrupt the visiting teams communications, but it's amazing how quiet all those people can be when PSU has the ball.

[@goatitisful]

Thanks for learning me 'bout Penn state.

[@chrismccloskey2502]

Lol...110k fans losing their minds to...quiet as a church on a Tuesday. I've been to a ton of whiteouts and regular psu games. My poor liver.

[@fredwerza3478]

@@chrismccloskey2502 it's fun to destroy your liver at Penn State on a Friday before a big game --- God knows how much alcohol I consumed there over the years LOL

[@chrismccloskey2502]

@@fredwerza3478 haha...facts. my trips to SC now are planned around the football schedule...and who is driving

[@kenboughton9252]

At these games the National Anthem and school fight songs are played. The average age range for most of the players is 18-22. Corresponding with majority of university students ages. Penn State won this game 28-21.

[@nakitabutcher6691]

A live college football game is unlike any other environment! The energy is infectious! People who don't even understand football generally have a good time.

[@atrain9042]

🎯🎯

[@jeremygilbert7989]

No doubt, college football is something else here. I'm an Oregon fan and while Autzen sadly just isn't big enough for a white out level entrance there's nothing quite like that hype you feel watching The Oregon Duck riding out on the back of that custom Harley but regardless you'll be mute and deaf for at least the next 24 hours after all the cheering. They don't call it The House of Loud for nothing lol

[@nakitabutcher6691]

@@jeremygilbert7989 sounds like a hell of an entrance! I'm all for a duck on a custom Harley! For me, it's the first shot from the West Virginia Mountaineer's shotgun! Whatta bang!

[@DucksFan541]

@@jeremygilbert7989 Ohhh yeah Go Ducks ... remember two of the most epic games I have been to at Autzen was Oregon vs Michigan in 2003 and then Oregon vs Oklahoma in 2006. I had season tickets for both back then but can't afford them anymore sadly 😕

[@SchubertII]

110,669 in attendance for this game. #7 Penn State vs #16 Michigan. Penn State won 28-21. It was a great game :). I live 15 minutes from Penn State one of my fav college teams.

[@a_goblue2023]

I’m a Michigan fan and the Big House is absolutely insane but there’s something about White outs in Happy Valley that are just different, I’ve never seen such energy for a game, Ik before this game started we were screwed, one of the toughest stadiums to play in

[@Newhart25]

I was at this game. Had a great time tailgating with Michigan fans. But they were all saying “can we play you guys during the day when it’s not a whiteout?” They we’re excited for their first whiteout. Such an experience!

[@Ian-qt5si]

I’m a UMD fan. Ik we suck. But playing at Penn is just brutal

[@fredwerza3478]

I was at the 2019 White Out vs. Michigan and this girl screams out her dorm window "Fuck Michigan!" to some Michigan fans walking past and I told her to shut the fuck up! I'm diehard Penn State but there should be friendly banter between us, not dumb bitches making stupid insults like that. PSU saves our hate for Pitt !!

[@lap723]

I’m so ready for Penn State football now, and the first game isn’t until September!

[@williambanks2223]

PSU white outs are legendary. When you are the visiting team and can't hear the signals, you switch to a silent count, which means the quarterback uses foot stomps hands gestures to call the play. You allow call several plays in the huddle.

[@thebesttiktoks181]

This video doesn’t even do justice for the atmosphere of the white out. It’s absolutely ELECTRIC there.

[@david-1775]

The Michigan coach had to call a timeout to avoid a delay of game penalty (Each team gets 3 per half). Basically the Michigan quarterback was distracted by the crowd noise and lost track of the 40 second clock. When a play is whistled dead a 40 second clock begins counting. If the offense hasn't snapped the ball (put it in play) before the 40 second clock runs, they will get a 5 yard penalty.

[@dominicfrancesconi1656]

it was because the center couldnt hear the QB

[@Smorj3]

I don’t think he lost track cause he was calling for the snap I just don’t think the center could hear it

[@cawcloud]

When Penn State has a home football game, with over 100,000 in the stadium, State College because the 3rd largest city in Pennsylvania.

[@PeterShire]

The third largest in population but number 1 in beer consumption. 😂

[@anthonyduffy5967]

When you come to America, try to go to an American College Football game. The team spirit, the crowd and the marching band add an entire new level to the game. Trust me, you won’t regret it. Oh, by the way, Pennsylvania State stadium holds 106,500ish.

[@parkerweekly8954]

107,582 is the capacity. 111,000 when Notre Dame came to play there in 2007

[@chrismccloskey2502]

@@parkerweekly8954 I was at that game. Pretty sure I've been there at either a um or osu game was 109k+ And, seeing the fields around the stadium is absolutely insane. Twice as many people as inside with rvs for miles

[@rm54322]

I’m glad y’all got to watch this video I go to Penn state now as a student and was at this game in 2019. It was the loudest event I’ve ever been to. I literally could not hear my dad standing right next to me. The very first play you watched had gotten so loud the michigan offense couldn’t hear anything which resulted in a penalty because of a delay of game. Penn state has a whiteout every year and is argued to be the best environment in college football. It’s an absolute blast and before the game people tailgate all day stretching about a km away from the stadium.

[@fredwerza3478]

I was at the 2019 White Out and it was fuckin' LOUD --- my ears were ringing from that bitch!

[@hardtackbeans9790]

1:56 The last chant they gave was 'We are PSU' I think. 2:38 Then 'Let's go PSU'. College games are fun. Even in the smaller stadiums it can be a lot of excitement. In huge stadiums like this one you have to shout to the person next to you to be heard. 9:38 I think Michigan had to call a time out or get a delay of game penalty. You have to snap the ball in a certain amount of time.

[@seanwalters1977]

As a Michigan State alum I've always had a soft spot for Penn State. I have family in Pennsylvania and had a few family members go to Penn State and I mean what's not to love about that whiteout? Spartan bias aside I think Penn State probably has the best game day atmosphere especially when they have a whiteout.

[@robblowers9925]

Go Nittany lions

[@jasonbell4226]

Look up the “We are Penn State” motto origin. It’s very inspiring.

[@karenrobinson3941]

Its a great story. My son is a student there. Always an amazing experience. Never gets old.

[@bradb3248]

Let’s go PSU, Penn State University, over 100,000 fans not sure the exact number. As an Ohio State fan I do have to say this is one of the best environments. So satisfying to go there and get a win, not easy.

[@tjboylan20]

My dad is a big PSU fan he worked with their med school and temple’s while working at Jefferson hospital in Philly

[@jeffburdick869]

9:00 thats one of the things that makes home field advantage so valuable in American Football. The crowd disallowing the offense to call audibles benefits the defense.

[@chrism6024]

With top prospects getting 5+ offers to play for major colleges Penn State uses the yearly white out game as a tool for recruiting. They invite prospective players to the game, let them stand on the sidelines and experience it firsthand. Many past and current players say they made up their mind to play for Penn State during their White Out visit.

[@timothyl.5082]

I was at this game. At the end it was so loud that Michigan had to call a timeout (one of three they have for the first half of the game). Beaver Stadium holds a capacity of 107,000 people (seats). The attendance for this game was over 110,000. Many TV analyst call a Penn State Whiteout one of the greatest spectacles in sports.

[@natevansickles5710]

I was at this game in the end zone. It was the 4th largest attendance ever at Beaver Stadium. 109,000+ if I remember correctly. Only white out I was ever at but it was one of my fondest memories at a Penn St game...

[@fredwerza3478]

Yeah it was 109,000 and change. Loudest game I ever been to!

[@josephcernansky1794]

110,000+ ALL White Outs ...at least those that WE DECIDE the victim...I mean opponent will top 110,000+, nearly 111,000 on a couple occasions.......those that are forced on Penn State by the GARBAGE corporate media are less than 110,000

[@rickfayter191]

I’m a Penn State Alumni and it is the wildest experience in sports! WE ARE…… PENN STATE!!! 110,000 strong!!! 💪💪💪💪

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Obviously a compilation of entrances and fans! College sports have the best crowds in America! Alumni and students partying ! Students get cheap tickets and turn-up! College football games will be packed with thousands of students and alumni….tailgating, cookouts, loads of drinking! College fans are more dedicated than professional sports!

[@Jamessmith-xk3fh]

The point of home field advantage is to have the crowd being loud when the visiting team has the ball so it's hard for the visiting team to hear the Quarterbacks snap count so they mess up

[@hollybrooke322]

Plus you have tailgate before the game. Its a huge all day thing. You are getting a ticket to a full event not just "a game".

[@atrain9042]

🎯🎯

[@B3FMandCProductions]

The dates on the stadium are for particularly notable years, like when they went undefeated and won a conference or national championship. Also, as a Penn State grad, I can say first hand that the environment at these games is absolutely insane. I will also say that the lead-up to the game is incredible as well. PSU is a big school but it's in a small, rural town sitting in a valley and the whole town is bustling. Not only are the bars and restaurants packed, but the stadium sits on the edge of campus, meaning that people tailgate in the fields. People will set up on gameday or the day before and just cook, eat, drink, play games, and essentially have a big party before the game. And when it's a night game like this, it's basically just a huge celebration leading up to kickoff

[@jeffellis7543]

WE ARE

[@gingersnap22]

PENN STATE!!

[@lauriesavignano9231]

PENN STATE!

[@lap723]

PENN STATE!!!

[@zippydogthemisanthrope483]

That was a delay of game and you are right the crowd caused it. When Penn State gets the ball there is zero crowd noise so that the QB can be heard.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

Just like at the Mile high.

[@oldjoe5651]

Go PSU... Sweet Caroline... Love Saturdays in Fall. None of my daughters wanted to attend Penn State... broke my heart.

[@brianhixson5357]

The national anthem is played. Before every sport. Even junior high exp basketball , and football

[@jamie-ou8xv]

Yes the national anthem is sang before every single game by every single team in the nation whether it’s college, NFL or high school, even little league.

[@markhine3232]

That stadium is Beaver Stadium, In happy valley. It can seat well over 110k people. Penn St's colors are very generic NAVY BLUE N WHITE. No helmet insignia or names on the jersey backs. Its to say We are about the team, not the individual player. When you ask a player, coach, student, faculty member, or any fan at large to describe the atmosphere on campus or throughout it's fandom; you only need to respond with 4 words. WE ARE......PENN STATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. VERY GOOD REACT N GREAT VIDEO PRESENTATION

[@sikksotoo]

Growing up, Penn State and Michigan weren't in the same conference, so I was actually a fan of both. But once Penn State joined the Big10, I had to pick sides. The only live Penn State game I've been to was the 1997 Fiesta Bowl.

[@HemlockRidge]

I am an Alumnus of the Pennsylvania State University. Penn State has about 46,000 undergrad students. It is in University Park PA (yes, it has it's own Post Office), which is adjacent to the town of State College PA. State College is in Centre County, and has a population of about 42,000. On a Game Day, the population reaches around 230,000, making it the 4th largest city in PA. WE ARE.............. PENN STATE!

[@nathanlawson313]

Lame. That stadium is pretty cute tho. It's like a little dollhouse. -signed The Big House!!!🥇 😂😂😂 #GOBLUE If you ain't 1st, you're last!

[@pamike4873]

Penn State is my alma mater. Class of '96. I have season tickets, so like I said, if you find yourself in Pennsylvania during the season, look me up!! On Saturdays, Beaver Stadium becomes the third-largest city in PA, which is insane.

[@AxelFoleyDetroitLions]

Im An Indiana Hoosier / Notre Dame fighting Irish fan! Hoosiers usually stink at football….but they allow pass out tickets so anyone can go tailgate/drink/play games/eat and then re-enter the stadium. …..needless to say, its a party win or lose! Notre Dame is one of the original college teams….it’s historic stadium and tradition can give most people goosebumps. IU Hoosiers = party Notre Dame = ivy league historic (Four Horseman) watery eyes lol. Notre Dame built a stadium around its old stadium to preserve it …the inside hallways today, are along the exterior wall of original stadium lol Most major Universities are going to turn up and make a saturday out of the home game! You should go while youre young! Tailgate “pregame” before the match, Then roll out to the university bars afterward. You’ll stay busy til 3am lol

[@lindacarroll6896]

For background understanding, see if you can find a high school football game video (especially Texas) and a cheerleader competition video. For some kids, they begin their football and cheerleading lives at age 5. You don't have to do a reaction video. It will just help you understand why this is such a big deal. Oh, and marching bands. That starts in junior high/intermediate/middle school. Again, if you can find a game or competition, it will help give you background.

[@mikephillips1043]

Sad that you guys said at the end you're excited for the game but not really the game more so the crowd. Yes the crowds are amazing (Id suggest an OSU/MICH game before a Penn St game because that's the biggest rival game in all college sports maybe american sports period and PSU sucks right now honestly so the crowds are meh.) But what makes the crowd so amazing is what's happening on the field. If you dont know WHY the crowd is reacting the way they are your just yelling randomly like idiots instead of REALLLLLY getting that true experience. By not knowing why the crowd is cheering I feel like if something truly special happens you'll be to busy being confused trying to figure out why your cheering then seeing it happen and understanding and getting those chills and instinctively cheering the situation yourself and having a real moment of awe. I really hope if you guys go you take the time to learn the game and watch a few to make sure you understand whats going on so you can have a true genuine experience instead of a superficial one. I think you'd regret it if you didnt give it the try for an authentic experience. Hopefully this didn't sound too mean I just want you guys to REALLY enjoy your experience if it happens!!

[@jdanon203]

Nice video. Been to a Penn State white out - it's pretty awesome.

[@SGlitz]

Michigan vs Ohio State during the 10 year war

[@jamesjones8482]

Penn State's colors are blue and white. The crowd noise is very distracting for the opposing team. ❤✝

[@jonpalmer450]

Yep, Michigan had to go to a "clap count" to tell the center to snap the ball because it was too loud to call out the plays. But since the center didn't hear the clap either Michigan drew a 5 yard delay of game penalty and had to back up 5 yards further away from scoring and now 15 yards from a 1st down. What the Michigan coaches SHOULD HAVE known they would need to do--so the quarterback and center can get used to it before the game--is plan to have the QB move up behind the center--they call it "being under center" (as opposed to standing far behind the center like he was, which is "shotgun formation"). Then the center knows to snap the ball when the QB taps him, and the rest of the team has to watch to see the ball being snapped before charging forward.

[@michaelhenry8890]

100% the case on the first play. You have 35 seconds to snap the ball from the time the ref sets it down. That’s called the play clock. If you don’t snap it before the play cock goes to :00 you lose 5 yards so you go backwards essentially. Michigan saw the play clock about to hit :00 so they called one of their 3 timeouts on the first play to avoid the penalty and losing 5 yards. You got it mate.

[@timlamb6196]

Michigan fan here. Grew up in Detroit just 38 miles east of the university of Michigan.

[@jackfairweather199]

The coldest I have ever been in my life (including skiing!) was when I was at that stadium in the 99th row (opposite the press boxes) before they closed in the end of the stadium. If I hazard a guess it was probably about 45 years ago. It was so cold that I shattered a plastic hairbrush when I tried to brush my long (in those days!) luxurious hair! I think it took overnight for me to thaw out after that!

[@rogerholder5731]

80,000 to 100,000 fans plus the games are on the local tele for sometime in both states and sometimes on national television will pick up the games as well so games could be seen by millions and millions of people!!!

[@doobiedave9686]

The attendance at this game was 110,669 people.

[@kyle89236]

The yellow shirts in the stands are security. They are looking only at the crowd and not the game. To make sure the crowd stay in line, like no fights and throwing stuff on the field.

[@mildredpierce4506]

I’m American and I’m not into football. It wasn’t until I started watching various reaction channels that I learned of the fandamonium at college football games. I was totally unaware of all the enthusiasm.

[@Yldcatz]

I would think the football fans in England are just as fanatic.

[@markorletsky5976]

"We Are" ... "Penn State". Loved it! You guys are #1 !

[@DarkDav300]

Hi the Beesleys. Can you do the Virginia Tech Vs Clemson or Notre Dame? They says P-S-U. PSU mean Pennsylvania State University.

[@Thattoatalynormalguy]

The stadium can hold over 110k fans and a most seats are tooken

[@PEPPER2323]

And to think all those students were in class just the day before the game.

[@JacobNascar]

Our National Anthem is played at pretty much every sporting event here no matter the age range. From little league games, school games, college games, semi pro, and pro games. No matter the sport and no matter if its the opening game, mid season, or Championships.

[@beverlydorn9498]

Penn State holds over 100,000....

[@150mcl150]

Penn State’s colors are blue and white

[@Bobcat23_]

Lets Go P-S-U is for the first letter in the words Penn State University

[@thomaswhipple6060]

Nothing like Boise State with their blue field, blue uniforms and either a blue out or blue/orange sitting arrangement. ✌

[@MAC35REM]

I live just minutes from Penn State. PSU's colors are blue and white, State College is a really nice place that you must visit. The games are a blast at Beaver Stadium which is HUGE!

[@Hakuna65Matata]

dont forget the Penn State Ice Cream. BY FAR THE BEST THING TO GET

[@johnrodrigues5974]

Let’s go PSU (Penn State University)

[@donaldyoung9002]

This is one of the most incredible sights in college football, 100 thousand people dressed in White cheering for their Nittany Lions!

[@kskollections2142]

There’s nothing like being in the stands during a white out! It was even better when Joe Paterno was the coach!

[@ilandgrl]

I was at this game!! A regular game day doesn't start when you enter the stadium. We tailgate from 8:00am in the parking lot until its time to watch the game and then after the game we go back and tailgate for another couple of hours while we wait for the parking lot to empty out a bit. White out games are like no other experience! A common chant is for one side of the stadium to tell "We Are" and the other side answers "Penn State" - they do this 3 times and the beginning side yells "Thank You" and is answered with "You're Welcome". The college mascot is a Nittany Lion which is why you hear the lion sounds. In America, at every game we sing our National Anthem as a reminder of the great country we live in and it allows us to pay our respects to our military men and women who have / are putting their lives on the line for our freedoms. I always thank a veteran / active military for their service. It's the least I can do to show my gratitude. Penn State has a motto where Michigan is concerned: Michigan Still Sucks 😂

[@samuelengle3773]

And a vet and and a Penn State fan, i love this comment. Thank you

[@ilandgrl]

@@samuelengle3773 Thank you so much for your service! We Are!

[@mikeandmae]

@@ilandgrl Penn State!!!

[@anthonyj.adventures9736]

I live in PA and these games are louder then a metallica concert. But with as much if not more energy. The whole stadium shakes when people cheer and clap. Amazing.

[@williammora2003]

Definitely something to see! I’m a Florida Gator fan myself. One video to see based on entrances: Virginia Tech vs Notre Dame (coming out to Metallicas Enter Sandman). Crazy! Love the college football vibes! So much better than professional sports.

[@vaughn2003]

GO BLUE MICHIGAN

[@bobculwell5375]

The best entrance is Running with Ralphie at The University of Colorado. Unfortunately, the fans are (collectively) so disinterested that the overall experience suffers. But nothing beats the team being led onto the field by a live buffalo.

[@APSULeit]

The idea of it might be good, but nothing rivals this walk out

[@collinbennett7853]

I was a sophomore at Penn state when this game took and was in the student section for the game. We were so loud on the first play Michigan had they had to call a time out because they could not hear the play call. I also lost my voice by halftime.

[@jenp7336]

I was in the student section at this game, I loved it. All my friends and I have so much fun from the tailgate to the game to afterwards. Seeing over 100k people dressed in white rooting for the same team is something else. You need to experience it to know how loud and how fun it is.

[@Mkproduction2]

You've GOT to do Clemsons Death Valley. On GameDay Tiny Clemson becomes the 3rd largest city in South Carolina. Most Exciting 20 Seconds In COLLEGE Football !!

[@APSULeit]

Maybe the 2nd most exciting 20 secs in college football. Nothing rivals this

[@Mkproduction2]

@@APSULeit Clemson first use of Death Valley..1948 LSU first use of Death Valley...1959 Clemson has the longest home winning streak at 34 games.

[@Ms.Opinionated]

Penn State Football Stadium Beaver Stadium current capacity is 106,572.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

Old Tarfford is like 75,000 Wembly is like 90,000 Camp Nou is 99,345 PSU Beaver Stadium is 106,572

[@seanmesaehable]

go blue

[@MatthewSchellGaming]

Happy Valley where the University and stadium is located population is about 42k, but usually more than triples on game day. Most people travel hours just to make it to a game.

[@alisonmarusak3137]

Ugh I miss my alma mater SO MUCH!! Haven't been to a game since before covid. Definitely going back this season. 💙🤍 Go lions!!!

[@andrewchristopher7138]

Hi

[@jonpalmer450]

Official capacity 106,572. Record attendance: 110,889 2nd largest stadium in the U.S. 4th largest in the world

[@Hey_Jamie]

I’m pretty sure there are headsets in the helmets. I know quarterbacks have them and communicate with the coach through them. I assume they all have them. Which is why the crowd gets SO loud. To drown out even the headsets

[@smyelin1328]

There’s always an anthem, in hockey its sometimes Canadas as well. For sports there’s also the school fight song. There’s also the pledge of allegiance from kindergarten all the way through high school. The show is a show of school pride

[@blairtoland6178]

That's why they call it "Home Field Advantage"......the crowd has your back👍

[@JonathanMerlinSymmank]

Y’all should check out college football games sometimes. Y’all will know why this is different than the NFL in terms of traditions and atmospheres.

[@OMEddie]

Penn State's Beaver Stadium holds 105,000

[@gabemorrison9702]

Beaver Stadium holds 106,000+ people 6:25

[@keithdmiller5488]

I was at the game. It was so loud and Michigan tried to call an audible. meaning they tried to change the play then it required a clap for the center to snap the ball to the quarterback. The QB had to talk to everyone almost individually which took time and the center couldn't hear the clap. Michigan was forced to take one of their three timeouts or they would have received a 5 yard delay of game penalty. We (Penn State) won that game and I was hammered.

[@Hakuna65Matata]

ITs P... S... U... LETS GO... PSU (PSU meaning Penn State University)

[@melaniesander2569]

Yes You must get to a Penn State “WHITE OUT” you will love it and have so much fun. PSU fans will show you love and fun, there’s tailgating all day and night , you can walk around in town great restaurants, lot’s of shopping, the famous Penn State Berkeley Creamery Best Ice cream around they make it theirIf the game is in the Fall Season it’s beautiful here when the leaves change color but a “WHITE OUT” anytime is so much fun!! You have to plan on staying a whole day like the game starts around 7:30-8:00 pm but gates open at 8:00am tailgating starts, games over like around 11:00-11:30pm you’ll be lucky to get out of parking lots by 1:30am-A Must to spend all day and take in all the sites and sounds You won’t regret it!! WE ARE…💙🤍🏈🦁 PENN STATE

[@bensteckler6698]

Football at Penn State makes enough revenue to fund ALL the other sports at the University. I believe this game had 106,000 in attendance.

[@danackman5255]

That game had 110,669 people in attendance. The “official” capacity is 106,572 people but football game attendance frequently goes about that.

[@Hey_Jamie]

They’re chanting PSU. Penn State University.

[@jasonskerbitz298]

NICCCE! Hell, I'm not even a Penn State Nittany Lions fan, and that STILL gave me goose bumps.... LOL. Their colors are white & blue, and they USUALLY (I thought) do their whiteout(s) when they wear their white unis.... at least that's how a lot of other schools do it anyway. ;-) If this kind of stuff really interests y'all.... check out MY favorite team's entrance and their signature call (with 80,000 rabid Razorback fans, mind you.... lol).... The Arkansas RAZORBACKS.... with WOOO PIIIGGG SOOOIIIEEE..... RAZORBACKS..... GO HOGS GO!! ;-) And yes, the crowd noise did indeed interfere with the Michigan Wolverines' ability to get the play off in time.... thus resulting in a Delay of Game penalty.... b/c they let the play clock run all the way down to zero before the ball was snapped. ;-)

[@gotstrawberriesido]

Michigans football stadium is called “The Big House” it’s the largest Stadium in the USA and the 3rd largest in the world. It holds 107,601. GO BLUE !

[@Nickanj]

Look up the reason for the chant "We Are....PENN STATE". It's an interesting and proud historical moment in sport.

[@bobstewart8032]

I ushered at Beaver Stadium, which is the stadium where Penn State plays football. There is nothing in all of college football like a Penn State Whiteout! NA NA NA...P! NA NA NA...S! NA NA NA...U! LET'S GO PSU!! WE ARE PENN STATE!! The record crowd is over 111,000!! During a home football game, Beaver Stadium and the parking lots (cow fields) become the third most populated area in the state of Pennsylvania. The stadium literally rocks! The capacity is 107,000 but we can get more in. There are over 40,000 students on the main campus alone. Beaver Stadium is the second largest stadium in The USA and the fourth largest in the world.

[@colbeausabre8842]

Beaver Stadium is the fourth largest stadium in the world - Here's the rankings Rungrado May Day Stadium - 150,000 (North Korea) Sardar Patel Stadium - 110,000 (India) Michigan Stadium - 107,601 (University of Michigan) Beaver Stadium - 106,572 (My alma mater - Class of '74) Ohio Stadium - 102,780 (Ohio State) Kyle Field - 102,733 - Texas A&M (My dad's alma mater) Michigan, Penn State and Ohio all belong to the same conference, the Big 10. Of course, when I was an undergrad, it was a small, intimate place that "only" held around 55,000. It's been rebuilt and added on to several times since those days.

[@jeffburdick869]

College Football players are generally 18-23. You'll get a few outliers for various reasons...but I'd say 98%+ are 18-23. Penn State's stadium holds I believe around 105K. Something close to that.

[@BethanyLind]

"Let's Go PSU"...the chant means "Let's Go Pennsylvania (Penn) State University"

[@PSU2024]

All the band stuff, music, chants to go with the music are nice. But NOTHING rocks the house like a straight up WE ARE...PENN STATE....chant going back -n- forth for a minute. Doesn't seem like they do it as much though.