British Guys College Football Reaction - MOST Electric Moment in College Football HISTORY!!

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[@kylrean3891]

At the beginning of the video, the team in white had to call a time out right away because of the crowd noise... Time outs are valuable, and best saved for time management purposes.

[@DNReacts]

That’s what that was! Thank you!

[@gacaptain]

Yes. Communication is very key in American football. If the other teams offense can’t communicate a call they will often have to take a timeout rather then try to continue the play. The fans know this and will try to drown out the opposition’s communication when they have the ball.

[@2point153]

To build on this each play that only have a certain amount of time to hike the ball. The countdown is usually displayed right under the time limit for the game. So as it got closer to “0” and Michigan’s coach could see the weren’t going to hike the ball in time he called a timeout because it wouldn’t be a penalty for “delay of game” on the offense which is a 5 yard penalty.

[@CheesiestCheesehead]

And also imagine being a visiting team which that was, trying to hear when your qb says hike to snap the ball. And as the above commenter said the clock is ticking down. And the closer to 0 it gets the louder the crowd gets making it even more impossibly hard to listen for the snap lol gotta love football the crowd noise definitely makes a difference. If u watch you will see the players on the sidelines telling the crowd to get loud when it’s time for the visitors to snap the football. There’s a video of players talking about what it’s like playing in the loudest nfl stadiums lol funny how they explain the experience

[@jamie-ou8xv]

Yeah this is the Penn State whiteout game and has the loudest decibels in all of college football. Other teams hate playing in the whiteout because they can’t hear to communicate with each other. False start penalties are also common in this game bc of the noise. Also Penn State is one of the best teams in the BIG 10 after Michigan and Ohio State. The only team to regularly beat this team is Ohio State. Also, the biggest and best rivalry in all of sports is Michigan and Ohio State. There is a huge history of that rivalry, including the 10 year war. They’ve made documentaries in this rivalry!

[@hardtackbeans9790]

This is the Penn State (Nittany Lions) vs the Michigan (Wolverines). The Penn State stadium holds @ 105,000. The reason the referees blew a whistle is for 'Delay of Game'. Michigan couldn't hear themselves so took too long to snap the ball. It is possible they blew a whistle because Michigan called a time out for the same reason. The crowd roared because they caused Michigan to draw a penalty or use a time out. Michigan-Penn State has become a pretty big rivalry. PSU wasn't in the same conference before 1993.

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for the explanation!

[@newgrl]

@@DNReacts Down in the bottom right of your screen, there is a tiny little clock counting back from 40 seconds. Each team gets 40 seconds in between downs. If you don't snap the ball before the clock runs out, it's a penalty called "Delay of Game". That's what happened here. The Penn State fans caused so much noise, the Wolverines couldn't snap the ball.... so they caused more noise :)

[@etommy13]

It was not a delay of game. Michigan took a timeout because they could not get the snap off due to noise.

[@coreyissus]

And to add on to this, I was at that game in 2019, and here because of the TV angles and mic we could hear the whistles from the ref for the timeouts...being in the student section, we couldn't even hear the ref's whistles there to signal the timeout, it was SO loud!

[@svddenmsft]

This game there was around 110,000 people

[@stevegirardmedia2255]

This bit is at my alma mater - Penn State. I was at that game with 110 thousand of my friends! The student section is at the end where Michigan was trying to start their 1st possession, but the students were wild, and the players could not hear the quarterback’s cadence to snap the ball! The Penn State White Out is known as one of the most difficult places to play in college FB!

[@TraditionalVibe]

Of the 10 largest stadiums in the world, eight of them are in the United States and each of those eight are home to college football schools: Michigan, Penn State, Ohio State, Texas A&M, Louisiana State, Tennessee, Texas and Alabama - they’re larger than the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Camp Nou and Wembley Stadium, and that alone speaks volumes about how much college football has been engrained in America for over 150 years

[@DNReacts]

Yeah that’s crazy!

[@brandilewis711]

The most un-electric moment in Football was when the power went out during the Super Bowl lol. Great reaction.

[@DNReacts]

I see what you did there 😂 thank you!!

[@mcm0324]

All of these entrances and crowd reactions you will respond to (for the most part except for extreme rivals) are just a typical Saturday College Football Game in the US. We LOVE our college football!!!!

[@trevorworthey1420]

Also, they were playing the opening to THE LION KING because Penn State's team name is the NITTANY LIONS. This was what is known in HAPPY VALLEY as a WHITE OUT game, because, yes Michigan is a BIG TEN conference rival. The chant you hear from the crowd of 110K stuffed into 105K capacity BEAVER STADIUM is the school's motto WE ARE PENN STATE! Even 32 years after graduation, it still never gets old. Thanks for this. I love your channel!

[@DNReacts]

Thank you Trevor, appreciate the support. I (Damo) have pledged my allegiance to Penn State for the coming season 💪

[@mindigd]

The Penn State crowd gets so loud that one of the chemistry buildings on campus, close to a mile away from the stadium, had to be built on ball bearings because experiments would get ruined from the seismic waves caused by the noise from football games. It's an amazing atmosphere to be among 106,000 cheering fans. I love it!

[@daunte8106]

Anecdote hardly believable! What is the name of that building?

[@nadjasunflower1387]

@@daunte8106 why is it hardly believable ? is it hardly believable that rooftop resturants of high rise hotels are built on ball bearings so that they can rotate giving the diners a different view whenever they decide to look out over the city ?

[@Kinsella_Finn]

The delay of game penalty happened again last year too. This time against MN. Beaver is always loud, but Penn State invented the white out.

[@DNReacts]

Hoping to see a lot of this this season as I’m following Penn State (Damo). Thanks for the comment

[@andrewverburg1805]

College Football is a drunken Party that a football game is the excuse. The music, pageantry, and traditions make the game atmosphere amazing.

[@collinbennett7853]

I’m a student at Penn State and was at this game my Sophomore year, I lost my voice in the first quarter. The video does not do the sound justice it gets so loud in Beaver Stadium during whiteouts it’s hard to even think😂

[@DNReacts]

That must have been incredible!

[@sowelly2808]

Been a season ticket holder 10 years, including my college days. My ears ring the morning after each whiteout! 😂

[@baraxor]

It's especially loud near the endzones, since the players are surrounded on three sides by screaming fans. If you're the visiting team and you're having to start from the 20 yard line, it's very difficult to communicate the intended play, even in the huddle, and nearly impossible at the line of scrimmage. Michigan had to use one of their timeouts because the quarterback couldn't call an audible over all the noise.

[@DNReacts]

That’s crazy, it was so loud, the atmosphere was incredible!

[@rjgraddy11]

The reason it was intense was because they had to call a timeout on the very 1st play. You only get 3 timeouts per half, and they’re extremely valuable. When you saw them line up and prepare to run a play the quarterback has to communicate to the team any adjustments. But it was so loud that no one could hear so they had to burn a timeout to avoid miscommunication and have something bad happen

[@CrashCourseFarm]

Hello Brits ... Congrats on meeting the 12th player.... the fans .... they can change the outcome of a game :) they Get loud so they CANT hear the plays...

[@willrobinson4976]

I believe that stadium capacity is 106,000. You should react to the top 20 largest college football stadium.

[@brettswanson]

The number next to the team's name on the scoreboard shows their ranking amongst all other college teams. Only the top 4 teams in the US make it to the playoffs/championship (soon to be 6, 8 or 12). Generally, the top 4 teams have gone undefeated or only lost 1 game, while also beating several other highly ranked teams. So this PSU/Michigan game was a big deal because both teams were in the top 15 and trying to work their way up the standings. But most games are wild regardless of their chances to win a championship because home-town loyalty/bias is very big.

[@Victoriant1]

Usually when your team has the ball you're quiet so they can hear the plays, but when the other team has the ball you make as much noise as possible. Our stadium we slam all the chairs so the other team won't be able to hear the plays.

[@thaddaeusjohn]

The Penn State white out is an unbelievable event. So loud, so much, so BIG! WE ARE! PENN STATE!

[@DNReacts]

Amazing!

[@robertdedrick7937]

Fans in every stadium get especially LOUD on Defensive 3rd downs. They might help their team get possession back (a turn over) if they can disrupt the verbal communication between the QB & all his teammates.

[@call4906]

I don't think you guys have checked out craziest atmospheres in college football? It is like a 3 part video and showcases a lot of different schools. It's awesome!

[@DNReacts]

It’s definitely on the list! We have so many recommendations currently 😂

[@sikksotoo]

Penn State's team is called the Nittany Lions, hence the Lion King reference

[@DNReacts]

Thank you!!

[@lisanadile4688]

@@DNReacts FYI, although the lion is the mountain lion, or puma, in this case.

[@karlaegley8210]

They are called Nittany Lions because of the nearby Mt. Nittany. Long ago there use to be mountain lions in the area, but there are none living there now. (Though sometimes people will claim to have seen one.)

[@catoblack9297]

Penn State and LSU are two of the loudest stadiums I’ve ever been in. Penn States was loud enough that after my father and I had left campus and drove over to a friends house several miles away we knew when something happened before the tv just from sound, and LSU was loud enough that my bottle actually cracked on a touch down.

[@markwoods8565]

Beaver Stadium (Penn State) is the loudest outdoor sporting event I have ever been.

[@goatitisful]

Just started watching. You won my subscription

[@bigtate1439]

One thing to note is that when the home crowd's team is on defense they will try to get louder on purpose to disrupt the opposing team's communication on offense. That's why it sounds more like an 'OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH' than an actual cheer. That's why in the NFL you'll sometimes see quarterbacks using their arms to tell their home crowd to 'quiet down' so they can hear their plays.

[@Terrell070]

You only get 3 time outs per half, it's bad to waste a timeout. It would be even worse if it was in the 2nd half. One of the things that I think is one of the most enraging is when a team I'm rooting for uses a time out in the 3rd quarter. Worse if it's a home game. The timeout later is probably going to be more valuable than the 5 yards now. Timeouts are most valuable towards the end of the game if you're trailing & the other team has the ball. The other team can run off 40 seconds between plays provided there isn't some other clock stoppage, such as an incomplete pass. Most fans know to be loud when the defense is on the field, and quiet when the offense is on the field.

[@DNReacts]

Makes perfect sense, thank you!

[@vp_wrld]

I was outside of the stadium during the game trying to scalp a ticket. I never got in because people wanted $1500 for a single ticket but it was probably the loudest I’ve ever heard a stadium

[@Pallhh]

The noise of the penn state crowd caused Michigan to call a timeout, you barely hear the commentators and referees whistles, then it gets even louder when the incomplete pass. The crowd cheers for the defense. The crowd is requested to wear white and they call it a white out.

[@mauricehumphrey545]

By the way, you guys HAVE to react to College Basketball's "March Madness" and Basketball buzzer beaters.

[@DNReacts]

We definitely will be!

[@afrodemon8629]

PLEASE react to Adrian Peterson. Arguably the greatest running back of all time. Tore his ACL and MCL. Came back the next season, almost broke the single season rushing yard record, and carried his team to the playoffs.

[@VorchaKali]

BEAVER STADIUM(PENN STATE) at 106,572 max capacity is the 2nd largest college football stadium in the US

[@mst3ktemple421]

I graduated from the University of Michigan (the team with the stiped helmets) and every game between us and Penn State is huge. Playing at Penn State is tough for every team. Its an amazing atmosphere that usually brings the best out in both teams. Every victory we get there is hard earned. You should watch a game at Michigan Stadium where we play our home games. Even bigger crowds than at this one and so many great traditions.

[@gmoss80]

Nothing beats the whiteout game in Happy Valley!!

[@DNReacts]

🙌🙌🙌

[@gracielynn9623]

Y’all should react to our NFL stadiums. Compared to your English Premier league stadiums, I think you’ll find them quite interesting and unique. If you want an insane college football video to watch, you should watch Alabama versus Tennessee 2022 fans storming the field. There’s a full six minute version, and you can see the fans even taking the goalposts down and throwing them into the river.

[@DNReacts]

Thanks for the recommendation Gracie!

[@soarabove337]

Thanks for all the great vids - it's been righteous mates. Can you swap the cam to maximize the vid you're sharing and minimize the vid of you two sitting about? That way, we can watch what you're watching in (mostly) full effect too lol.

[@DNReacts]

Thank you for the support, we really appreciate it! You’ll love todays through to Saturdays videos. Screen went a bit too big. Hoping from Sunday we’ve got this right now but will openly ask for feedback from everyone too just to be sure

[@gregcable3250]

They are both ranked in the top ten in the nation, but more importantly, they are in the same conference ("The Big Ten" conference--a well-renowned, old conference with typically several teams in the top 10 to 20 ranked including Ohio State U., Wisconsin, Michigan State, Iowa, Penn State and Michigan. This one is not a top rivalry as such---for MIchigan the top rival is Ohio State--but it is a big game between highly ranked teams--and in college football even one loss can put you out of the running to make the playoff for the national championship--EVERY game is big.

[@danaleestephens1686]

You need to react to FSU full entrance into a game! Classic!

[@noahjensen6106]

Y’all should react to best field storms in college football or best court storms of college basketball. Absolutely electric after a big upset

[@hexentoterbandtx]

Dig the channel. From a Penn State alumni....living in texas now.

[@DNReacts]

Thank you Bob!

[@andrewhotchkiss2286]

You have to watch Cal versus Stanford band game ending, absolutely crazy

[@JB-gw8ee]

College football games are so fun to go to

[@oglordzero4535]

The point to the first video is really that to some extent the crowd is an active participant in the actual game, a 12th man. The can disrupt the offense with crowd noise.

[@bombud1]

The best electric moment of college football was the Chris Davis runback #4AU vs #1AL. One of the greatest upsets of all time. "Kick Six Chris Davis Return". For context, kicking team trying to kick for 3 points with 1 second left of a tied game in the 4th quarter. (1 yard is comparable to 1 meter)

[@emobx02]

I feel like with no context this doesn’t make much sense 😂 glad people in the comments are trying to explain it

[@DNReacts]

It’s a lot better now we have context 😂 we didn’t know what to expect 😂

[@MichaelKolesarKoleslaw]

To put it in perspective, this is the 2nd "biggest" stadium in the US and it holds 106k people and Wembley only holds 90k people. Also, Penn State's opponent Michigan has the largest stadium and it holds 107k people. It's called "The Big House" for obvious reasons lol.

[@emwungarand]

There's always room for more beyond official capacity. Record attendance 115,109 (Michigan v Notre Dame, 7 September 2013

[@DNReacts]

That’s insane!

[@marcanthony8873]

The opposing team (Michigan) is on offense and the crowd is so loud the offense can’t hear the communications needed to get in formation or snap the ball which resulted in Michigan needing to burn a timeout to figure out what they were doing to avoid a penalty. This is how the crowd can actually effect the game in football. Actually in big games like this, one of the away teams first objectives is to try to either get a big play or string together a bunch of successful little plays to try to settle the crowd down. This is known as “taking the crowd out of it” or “silencing the crowd” because if you don’t the crowd will just grow louder and louder on the thought they are hurting the opposing team’s offense.

[@RedbeardedGnome]

The stadium is filled like that ever game

[@georgesnow3985]

The Crowd was So Loud that the visiting team couldn't hear the play being called. So they were forced to take a time out.

[@sunburntsaint]

If you want to see some a crazy feat of fan interaction go check out the Univ. of Tennessee when their fans do the checkerboard in Neyland.

[@sunburntsaint]

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[@Doubleshake]

There’s no atmosphere like a Saturday evening in the fall time in a college football stadium I love college football can’t wait till the season starts we almost there‼️💯

[@iron1215]

Noise also makes it harder for the quarterback's team members to hear him call the play. Another reason to make noise is to get the fans worked up, and feeling like part of the game, with their team. Football teams often call their fans “the 12th man”-an important addition to the 11 players on the field

[@jamesoliver6625]

Some people confuse a hundred thousand people getting pumped up before a game starts as "electric" against a hundred thousand or so people already being pumped up by a game being on the line against your hated rival, and the football gods answering a 12 year old kid's prayer with a miracle play that actually effects victory, the most notable in this context when this same Michigan team played their rivals Michigan State and lost the game when leading by four I believe and their punter muffed the snap, fumbled the ball and Michigan State ran the fumble into the end zone for a touchdown giving them a two point victory...while the clock went to 00:00. Now THAT was electric.

[@goatitisful]

React to buffalo Bill's tailgating!!!! Now that's 1 hell of an atmosphere

[@gregc9491]

Extremely loud fan noise is sometimes called "the twelfth man" because there are 11 men on the fireld for each team making the loud fans the twelfth team member. In addition to making the visiting team waste timeouts, it's soo deafening that the players can't hear the quarterback & they move before the quarterback tells the center to snap (give) him the ball. That's called a "False Start" & is penalized by moving the offense back 5 yards. During the week leading up to an away game like this the visiting team's coach usually makes them practice to extremely loud noise. And teams even have "silent counts" where they use hand signals and/or foot movements. This is very common in the NFL as well.

[@Bonnie-lh5qd]

LSU (and a few other colleges) have set off the scales as an earthquake more than once. This video isn’t that well done so it’s not explained why it’s considered electric. It’s better in compilation videos so y’all know what you’re looking at. Schools practice playing schools like LSU by cranking up their speakers until they can’t hear because you can’t during the game. The fans are insane loud.

[@DNReacts]

Yeah these crowds are insane! It makes sense now we have context!

[@jaimea.3318]

College football 🏈 is so much fun!

[@dpw140]

What makes forcing a timeout or penalty on the first play of the game even more impressive fro the home team/embarrassing for the visitors is that usually the first handful of plays are scripted during the week and everyone knows what is going to be run on that first play.

[@DNReacts]

100%. Once we’ve realised they were unable to make that play due to the phenomenal atmosphere, it made it even more impressive to witness

[@codfan3780]

It’s so loud you can’t even think about how loud it is 💀

[@JBB685]

While you’re on this kick, you might find it fun to watch Auburn’s pregame. They fly an eagle around the stadium that lands at midfield before the game.

[@DNReacts]

That sounds very cool, thank you!

[@JBB685]

@@DNReacts Anytime! You could include it in a list of top 10 college football pregame traditions. Then, you should come for a game in the fall! We’d love to have you!

[@DNReacts]

We would love to come over, maybe if this channel generates some sort of funds we could eventually 😂! I’m hoping to catch one of the games in London this year!

[@gregcable3250]

Beginning of video was "delay of game" penalty. Team has 30 seconds to huddle and snap the ball or they get this 5-yard penalty making it now 4 downs to get 15 instead of 4 downs to get 10 yards. One can call a timeout before the 30 second clock runs out but then you have essentially wasted a valuable time out just because your team could not get the ball snapped in time--you only get 3 time outs/half.

[@baileym4708]

Crowd noise was so loud on first snap that Michigan could not hear the snap count (verbal call to start play) to hike/snap the ball to the Quarterback. This resulted in delay of game penalty for not getting the play started in time.

[@jamie-ou8xv]

Not a delay of game. They called a timeout bc they couldn’t hear each other to call plays

[@valerieburris607]

The Pen state crowd is so loud that the other team player cannot hear the quarterback call the play,so they lose the first down,so now it is second down!

[@carlk8308]

Please take a look at 'Best College Football Entrances'. It's a great video, really gives you a feel for the atmosphere at these games.

[@DNReacts]

We’ve recorded that and it’s on the way!

[@ins1981Lest]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2rWlHekgbadnbM Here's a better video titled ' Best Atmospheres in College Football.' :)

[@tiffymcconkey]

1:31 That is called a white out. The entire Penn State stadium is dressed in white. The crowd was so loud it caused a delay of game penaltiy

[@smoaky123]

This game in the grand scheme of things isn’t even a big game, it’s no more than a local derby between two colleges, it’s not any sort of championship or playoffs. That’s what makes this even more crazy.

[@gja2000]

That was one continous camera shot... unless u missed a cut somewhere.

[@PredxMarvel]

To answer your question on Michigan vs PSU being a rivalry. Short answer is yes long answer is no. The two schools since Jim Harbaugh (UofM's HC) and James Franklin (PSU HC) have made this match up a much more intense one over the last 10yrs. The coaches dont like each other very well, the fans dont like each and the players dont like each other. They arent a traditional rival like OSU, ND, and MSU teams who have been our most hated rivals for 120+ yrs. However over the last 15yrs especially in the last 10 PSU vs UofM has become something more of a rivalry game. PSU has been a member of the B1G ten conference since 1993 so the years of matching up against each other has only been really going on for 30yrs. Its only the last 15yrs or so that the rivalry has really picked up steam!

[@nicktruscott6021]

We Are Penn State this was an awesome game

[@advancedchiropractic667]

College is more electric then Pro Games. College teams represent the each state like in Soccer each team represents a region or country.

[@amycarcaterra8177]

too loud for michigan qb couldn't hear the call for the play to come in his helmet. tailgate before the game is so much fun.

[@LawNerdPHL]

Penn Stater here. They are saying, "We are Penn State." If you're from Penn State and someone says, "We are," you yell out Penn State. People will literally do it anywhere. It is a huge rivalry with Michigan.

[@johnuplinger792]

It's a white out game and yes Michigan and Penn State are rivals, that game was 110,000+😂😂

[@LocalFoe]

You should see Michigan Stadium, aka The Big House. Largest stadium in the states and 3rd largest in world.

[@setty079]

Saquan Barkley generational talent

[@FedorMachida]

UT w/ Vince Young vs. USC was the best College game ever, imo

[@JKeithShurett]

More energy in the 4th quarter kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZbPp5-ohalko80

[@AlwaysWorking2008]

the crowd is chanting "we are.... Penn State!", the school's slogan. This dates back to 1948, when the football team had 2 black players and went 9-0. They were scheduled to play post season against Southern Methodist University in the Cotton Bowl. SMU requested a meeting to discuss players, and it was rumored they would refuse to play if the black players took the field. A player on the Penn State team, Steve Suhey, responded to the request "We are Penn State. There will be no meetings." It has since become a slogan to indicate solidarity, tenacity, and commitment. Ask any alumni, and they will gladly tell you: We ARE Penn State!

[@nickdussia2861]

This is a good rivalry but the biggest n best in college football is Michigan vs ohio state. The atmosphere at both stadiums is incredible the last two years.

[@daveromanyshyn1170]

So I was there as a Penn State fan. Your ears actually hurt after that game when there are 110,000 people screaming. I don't think it was the most electric moment in college football. I think the whole thing is the crowd was so loud that Michigan could not get the first play going because they could not hear the quarterback due to the crowd noise. The best part of a whiteout game is when they are at night everyone is tailgating and drinking all day!

[@sethp26]

Michigan called a timeout because they couldnt hear

[@mauricehumphrey545]

Michigan vs Ohio State is actually THE biggest rivalry in all of college football. There are several documentaries about these two teams.

[@forreal2398]

@mauricehumphrey545 mich / lowhio st. is only the biggest fart in college fb. and NAIA cross country games that happen every ten years are bigger rivals than mich / lowhio st will ever be.

[@jmweed1861]

Michigan and Ohio state is the Giant Rivalry.. also Wisconsin and Minnesota in The Big 10...

[@BILLEON2005]

There has never been a team sport that more complex and difficult to win in human history!! It’s literally almost impossible to score a touchdown in the NCAA and NFL…

[@TB-tr3cm]

Michigan can't call a play because they can't hear. Not a huge rivalry; except for being in the same conference and both being highly ranked at the time. It's also Penn State's famous "white out". This clip doesn't really convey the most electric moment -- many other videos about this game, other white out games and other teams are equally if not more electric than this particular clip. Attendance 106,000+.

[@DNReacts]

Thank you!

[@evannelson4203]

A not so fun fact that kind of ruins the video... Penn state fucked up, because they shiuld not have been playing any music while the play clock was running. It's an absolutely electric moment... But one that should have never existed.

[@baronallison941]

The Penn State fans keep a scoreboard of the number of yards lost and timeouts called due to crowd noise.

[@SoonerStoneAI]

Oklahoma v Texas 2021, research the game setting and history, then watch that game.

[@phvntym4042]

The biggest rivarly probably in all of US sports is probably Ohio State vs Michigan

[@aletheaglenn6656]

The fans were so loud that the team quarterback could not be heard. The refs will stop the game and tell the team making the noise to settle down. They can be penalized if they don't.

[@robertholland8558]

Penn state stadium holds a 109000 people

[@DNReacts]

It’s crazy! Unreal attendance, love it.

[@areguapiri]

Most electric moments of "the last 5 years".

[@jpbreeze44]

Got a suggestion, react to "Biggest Hockey Hits Ever" by The Highlight Factory. Another North American sport, most popular in Canada. These players are faster and hit harder on average than football players. Would be interesting to see you two check it out. :D

[@DNReacts]

We definitely plan to check some hockey out soon!

[@davidmead2529]

There big rivals. Michigan and Ohio st even bigger haha. College football best sport ever ever

[@markmierau5189]

As far as a rivalry, for Michigan it's not as big as their rivalries with Ohio State or Michigan State.

[@sunburntsaint]

Penn St's home is called "Happy Valley". Its a crazy atmosphere that would be top 10 but I wouldn't put it in the top 5.

[@jamie-ou8xv]

What!!?? It’s easily the best atmosphere in all of college football!!

[@sunburntsaint]

@@jamie-ou8xv Sorry man. Ive been to a white out game in Happy Valley as well as a number of other locations. To each their own but as far as in stadium experience Kyle Field is probably the best followed by the big house. As far as game day atmosphere I would have to say the grove at Ole Miss. For context I am an Auburn fan.

[@karenlobosco9646]

How about doing the NFL games played in the worst weather? And no, NFL games don't stop for anything so puny as bad weather!

[@DNReacts]

We’ve don’t that, will be coming soon!

[@al1087]

Real football is played in the south these days.

[@daunte8106]

Those Brits han no ideao of what was happening on the field. Yet they seem used to watching professional soccer. Doesn't this kind of situation happen in pro soccer ??