Dumbfounded Aussie Reacts to "Best College Entrances Pt 2"

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[@newgrl]

Best Tradition in College Football: There is a Children's Hospital that overlooks the field for the Iowa Hawkeyes. At the end of the first quarter of every home game, everyone in the stadium turns around and waves at the kids that can see the game from the top floors of the hospital.

[@CptGreenJeans]

Agree. It’s not near the oldest or the one with the most tradition but for what it is makes it more special than any other

[@GatBlackistan]

I cry every time.

[@2were5678]

Don't forget the kind of hospital. 👍

[@7y2oN]

It really is awesome watching all the families in the hospital sitting at the windows watching the game. When those kids start smiling and waving back tears me up every time.

[@joeblow2069]

That is first class.

[@bleachedbrother]

If I had a nickel for every time a non-American said, "I can't believe this is college," I'd be very wealthy. 😊

[@LumberjackMC]

A bunch of 18-24 year old men playing football in front of an atmosphere that is rivaled to the English Premier League

[@hifijohn]

You have to understand in other countries college sport means nothing, even in a big match you'd be lucky if a handful of people would show up and it would never be broadcast.

[@seakc87]

​@@LumberjackMCThis atmosphere beats the hell out of the PL. A better comparison would be the Bundesliga.

[@qaxcgyujm]

​​​​​​​@@LumberjackMC our population is much bigger than the UK, few cities in the United States have professional teams. The NFL was formed in 1920 and has only 32 teams in 30 cities so this isn't like how a lot of UK towns have some level of a professional team that has a opportunity to promote to the EPL, every state in the USA has major colleges that started playing amateur football in the 1800s before the NFL existed so in the areas that aren't those 30 NFL cities college football has continued to completely take over. It actually took the NFL decades to play catch up to college footballs popularity when the league first started. People didn't start taking the NFL seriously until the 1950s and obviously now it's grown to be our biggest professional league but since college football is older, is more geographically wide spread and built up all that tradition before the NFL even existed that's one reason it's so popular and how id probably explain how college vs professional football got to this point to someone not American trying to understand it. It helps we give College Football Saturdays and NFL Sundays as our days to watch also so there is no major conflicting schedule to major college and NFL games.

[@trailryder5813]

Even inflation hits the comments section. I remember when people would say, "If I had a penny".

[@johanna0131]

The Irish have green jerseys, but they only wear them on special occasions. Their helmets are plain gold because they are meant to mirror the golden dome that tops the administration building on the Notre Dame campus. The song they’re playing when the team runs on the field is the Notre Dame fight song. They play a song called, “Here Come the Irish” just before kickoff, which is followed by the Dropkick Murphy’s, “Shipping off the Boston”. The Irish are my team! Glad you watched this one.

[@blumax961]

The Notre Dame fight song is actually called "The Victory March" and like all Notre Dame fans I love the Dropkick Murphys song before kickoff. I live 30 minutes north of South bend and had a blast going to the spring game back in April.

[@johanna0131]

@@blumax961 Nice! We went to the Stanford/ND game a couple of years ago. The stadium was about 3/4 full of Irish fans. 😀

[@MrDellasc]

As an USC Alum, when we play our number 1 rival (sorry FUCLA), it’s the only time I’m not Irish, lol! 🇮🇪🍀Fight On!

[@17randersen]

They use real gold flakes is the helmet paint as well. That's why they're so shiny 🙂

[@BlakeAustin2011]

The band used to line up at the top of the tunnel, with the drum line and Irish Guard (over 8-feet tall with their hats) at the top of the ramp. When the Irish team came up the ramp after warm-ups, we would play the Notre Dame Victory March in the tunnel. When the other team came up, we stood deathly quiet at full attention staring them down. Too bad my drum line days were during the Willingham era…

[@quantumfootball]

Texas once tried chasing a bull the way Colorado has the bison. There’s a reason it only happened once.

[@jamesmarciel5237]

True, but Bevo (the Longhorn mascot) still resides on the sideline of games. Usually in a corner of the stadium at field level.

[@Chris-zg7ty]

And UGA the bulldog once tried chasing Bevo. Bad idea.

[@ThePrechrchet]

@@Chris-zg7ty Uga had more success against Mike the Tiger, many years ago. :)

[@markrabideau4067]

@@Chris-zg7ty Bevo attacked Uga completely unprovoked. better believe payback is coming this fall

[@scottrackley4457]

@@Chris-zg7ty wrong way round partner

[@bevinboulder5039]

I'm glad you're so impressed with Ralphie. Yes, she's a girl. They couldn't handle a bull buffalo. The University of Colorado team is called the Buffaloes, hence the live bison/buffalo. I'm so happy that one of these team entrance KZbins has finally included Ralphie. She's thrilling to see in person.

[@Denalicat]

LSU is Louisiana State, people have ties to their universities and whole family traditions to them. They have different uniforms for home and away games. This is so fun. If you come to my state in February (Fur Rendezvous time) you can run the street with reindeer. Yeah America is weird.

[@Chipper6811]

I would recommend anyone wanting to experience a fun and the best food on the planet, go to LSU and tailgate with other fans. On GameDay, there can be around 300,000 people on campus.

[@tsimps2]

One unique thing they didn't show in the LSU section was Mike the Tiger, the live tiger mascot. They park his cage by the entrance to the field the visiting team uses.

[@Foxracing1205]

⁠@@Chipper6811and we make sure that you drink really good too. Well if you want to drink some alcohol

[@Joelyne37]

Being from Colorado and having gone to college in Colorado, ur reaction to CU's buffalo entrance has me dying

[@user-kx4fu3uh6q]

That was a great reaction. Ralphie is getting ready, makes an appearance, our man is like "What... the.. f'fffffff... " then realized he needed to cut himself off.

[@rositis]

The reason that collegiate-level sports are so popular in the United States is because (other than baseball), that's where sport really got started here. They were centered on educational institutions rather than individual sport clubs. The players are all students, so the roster is in flux annually as they age out and graduate. This also had (and continues to have) the advantage of instantly including fellow students and alumni into the fan base. Many of these universities are enormous, with thousands of students. School pride is a remarkable thing and continues beyond just what town or city you live in later in life.

[@margaretkocher1467]

I am a Florida Gator fan and before the team runs out on the field there are gigantic screens at both ends of the stadium that has a video of alligators in the swamp that start surfacing while the music to Jaws is playing. When the team runs out the noise level is unbelievable. FYI the current punter is Jeremy Crawshaw from New South Wales, Australia. A lot of the college football teams have Australian kickers for punters.

[@HypeIsHereMedia]

Nothing like it. Go Gators!

[@thehandsomewolf599]

Only gators get out alive !!

[@bobbymann101]

I literally cry every time. I tear up when I walk into the stadium and see the field, and again when they play the intro video

[@wired_to_the_world]

Go Gators!! 🐊

[@Florida_Man26]

Yeah, Go Gators!

[@DieHuff]

If you were shocked by a bison on the field, you might be interested to know that LSU has a live tiger as its mascot. Mike the tiger would be in a cage on a wagon by the visiting locker room until the mid 2000s, now Mike stays in his multi-million dollar habitat.

[@seakc87]

Don't forget Texas and Bevo

[@bluedogok]

Many years ago Baylor had a live bear on the field.

[@copperbuttons7376]

Really enjoyed your reaction to this video especially your surprise at seeing the bison. Pure gold. There’s also a great college rivalry called The Army-Navy game. The two teams are the United States Military Academy (West Point) (Army) and the United States Naval Academy (Annapolis) (Navy). This rivalry has been played out since 1890. Also, these teams play other college teams including the United States Air Force Academy. When you get a chance I’d love to see your reaction to “The Flyover: America’s Greatest Pregame Tradition”.

[@Fries_Flyzzz]

This would be nice

[@ronaldsinagra8825]

The origin of the nickname 'Fighting Irish' is not specifically known, by my favorite explanation is, 'Another tale has the nickname originating at halftime of the Notre Dame-Michigan game in 1909. With his team trailing, one Notre Dame player yelled to his teammates - who happened to have names like Dolan, Kelly, Glynn, Duffy and Ryan - “What’s the matter with you guys? You’re all Irish and you’re not fighting worth a lick.”

[@jl8628]

I thought it may relate to the 35th Irish infantry of Indiana in the civil war.

[@gemgirl2000]

Every college has a fight song/alma mater. It is very traditional for college football teams to enter the field to the school fight song. That’s why you didn’t hear a typical Irish folk song for Notre Dame.

[@azul93gt38]

A couple of students from ND came up the the Irish's fight song having been influenced by Michigan's "Hail to the Victors Valiant." I think they actually out did Michigan.

[@KevinHuff23]

Camp Randall Stadium in Wisconsin was so loud during "Jump Around" in the first game back after it was shut down for 2 years because of the virus that it registered as an earthquake on the richter scale.

[@FashionableObserver]

I’m a Hawkeye, and I was emotional watching the Badgers do Jump Around for the first time after lockdown! So freaking cool!

[@alapaticornell4391]

College football is been around for over 150 years. 50 years older than the NFL🎉 That's alot of tradition🎉❤🎉

[@DPRyan-vd5pp]

Finally! You have CU Buffs with Ralphie!! We live in Denver Colorado and love watching her run! Yes, Ralphie is a female Buffalo 🦬

[@gdo3510]

Ralphie is not a Buffalo. She's an American Bison.

[@CulturePROVOCATEUR]

Ralphie is a female because the males are too large and dangerous to run in the stadium.

[@harrisonburger9355]

Yes, there are some good ones. But you are correct that Ralphie 's entrance is in its own class. And she may be a bison, but the team is the Buffaloes. :-)

[@arkwill14]

That stadium had A LOT of empty seats. But this was 2018 -- I imagine it's not that way now with Coach Prime in running the show.

[@ematt88]

@@gdo3510which we also call a buffalo in America

[@zackster1973]

BTW, that is the state of Washington, not D.C. (they play different games in D.C.)

[@tylerloso5560]

Go Dawgs!

[@judybartels4339]

The rest of the world will never understand the culture of America. We are unique!

[@woodrowboudreaux9951]

We are compared to everyone and hated by everyone yet the world breaks down our doors to live here, then they want to change it all to match the crap they fled from. Explain that.

[@MrDellasc]

⁠I have to disagree with wanting to change us to be like the places they fled from. Most immigrants embrace our culture, and add to the existing culture, which makes us very different from everyone else in the world. One of the reasons why our food kicks arse is because of the immigrants adding to it, same with our pop culture (music, film, etc). You add that all together in the melting pot that is the USA, and you get some great results. So as we say at USC, Fight On! ✌🏻🇺🇸🇮🇪

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW America doesn't care about impressing anyone......We just care about Being Ourselves because we have that Freedom!

[@gregcable3250]

Partially true. We are also monumentally ignorant about the rest of the world--a bit too inward looking, maybe.

[@woodrowboudreaux9951]

I disagree. We are unique because we want to be and fought many times to be this way. Stop comparing and stop hating.

[@arightscepter]

America is an idea. It can't care about anything, or take any actions. People would do well to learn as individuals, (the only way to learn) collectivism is imaginary. Even the wisest sounding statements about any collective, are stories. To quote my old friend John, "What we? You got a turd in your pocket?"

[@beegee1960]

@@gregcable3250Apparently the rest of the world is pretty ignorant about America as well since so many are so unaware and amazed of American customs .

[@bimm7930]

Lol we? ​@@gregcable3250

[@michellegardenier2174]

And Texas University has a longhorn for a mascot

[@williamclark6555]

His name is Bevo and he weighs 1,800 pounds (820 kg), 5'8" tall (1.7 m), horns are 72 inches long (183cm)

[@jamesmarciel5237]

@@williamclark6555is that for the current Bevo or the last one?

[@DrChili44]

Pretty sure its University of Texas or UT.

[@purestofsouls]

@@DrChili44not to us ags

[@JStrummer1]

And the Automatic Teller Machines worship a dog.

[@raniebranson8051]

Colorado Buffaloes... It's always a girl and her name is always Ralphie. Go Buffs!!

[@rdramos13]

Well not always. They started with males, but eventually they get too big, strong, and temperamental, to fast. Then they changed to female buffaloes but kept the name.

[@calebpepper391]

1:20 LSU is in Louisiana,Baton Rouge the state Capital hence Louisiana State University. Also a fun fact LSU was origanally In Alexandria as Louisiana Military Academy. It's First University President was William Tecumsah Sherman. The same guy who burned Atlanta during the Civil War. Oh Also LSU has a live animal mascot as do most Schools Mike the Tiger.

[@philcarbone3996]

Notre Dame wears Madonna Blue to signify the respect for the Virgin Mary.

[@docbearmb]

To further explain, that’s where the University gets its name; France for Our Lady.

[@primeminister66]

Not a virgin tho

[@barretthart5603]

Also they sometimes wear green.

[@jaguarwarrior866]

@Patrol Nation Notre Dame has Golden Helmets as an Homage to the Golden Dome on their Cathedral (Notre Dame is a Religious 'Catholic' Institution) of Higher Learning.

[@BrigidandRobert]

Also because they aren't Irish. It's in America, named after the French.

[@scottrackley4457]

1. University of Washington, Husky Stadium, Alaska Airlines Field (I will no longer include corporate names for stadiums or fields, it's offensive), Seattle, Washington. The team is known as the Huskies. Capacity 70k. 2. Louisiana State University, Tiger Stadium, no Field name, Baton Rouge, Lousiana. Also known as "Death Valley" like Clemson, who are also Tigers for some reason. Likely the loudest stadium on earth (especially at night), with the seismic lab on campus backing it up with measurements. I've attended 3 games here and can attest, bring hearing protection. There is a fierce competition to be the drunkest in the stadium. Seats 102k drunk cajuns and their friends (whom they have corrupted). 4. The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), Beaver Stadium, Beaver Field (these terms are used interchangeably, referring to the same place), State College, Pennsylvania. This game is one of their hooks called a "White-out" where all the fans wear white. The team is known as the Nittany Lions. Capacity 106k and change. 5. Yes, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Stadium, no one cares Field. The team is known as the Fighting Irish and the most consistently overrated team in college football. They tap on the sign to remember to win. Famous for arguing that Alabama is not better and failing. Capacity 77k. They'd love 77,777 I'm sure. 6. THE Ohio State University, Ohio Stadium, Corporate Name Field, Columbus, Ohio. Seats 102k worth of arrogant fans. Just ask them, they'll tell you. Don't forget the THE. They do a thing with their marching band called "dotting the I". 7. University of Colorado, Folsom Field, Boulder, Colorado. The team is known as the Buffaloes or just Buffs. That is a real female bison and her name is Ralphie. The people you see running are part of the 15 people who turn in 20 hours a week caring for her. Capacity 50k. 8. University of Texas, Darrel K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium, Campbell-Williams Field, Austin, Texas. The team is known as the Longhorns, because they like cattle. They have a live longhorn steer they bring to games, which tried to attack the University of Georgia's live mascot, Uga, a bulldog. Capacity 100k, but they'll cram 105k in for teams like the Tide. Ask them how they liked that day. 9. University of Florida, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Steve Spurrier-Florida Field Gainesville, Florida. Yeah, too long a name for Floridians, so it's univerally called "The Swamp" since that's what Coach Spurrier named it. Team is known as the Gators. Dr. Robert Cade invented gatorade here in 1965. Capacity 91k Florida Mans.

[@TM-xr5ue]

Win or lose, LSU will feed you the best food you've ever had. Geaux Tighas!!

[@scottrackley4457]

@@TM-xr5ue This is true, the tailgate is best I've ever been to, gotta pace yourself for the night games though.

[@shannonwoodcock1035]

I was just going to point out that is indeed where Gatorade was invented, but damn man, you ran down 9 stadiums. Well done!

[@Timmycoo]

lol yeah the CU Buffs. (Buffaloes) hence bringing out the bison/American buffalo. The seating changes because a lot of the time in stadiums you will get bench seating instead of individual seats so it's subjective to interpretation on how full they are.

[@djkd21]

Like I said in the 1st. As of june 2024 Texas A&M now has the largest college football stadium In the USA. They just upgraded it and recently had the largest Concert attendance on record in the USA of over 103 thousand people for George Strait

[@nancyjanzen5676]

110,904

[@MongolMedic]

As for other live mascots, Auburn University is the Tigers, but the cry is "War Eagle!", and before home games they release a golden eagle which circles the stadium and returns to the handler on the field.

[@allisoneuph1]

Baylor used to have live bears on the field. Now they have a beautiful habittat on campus

[@steamro11r]

the largest NFL stadium seats around 82,000 people(NY Giants and Jets), the largest college stadium seats over 107,000(University of Michigan) with 7 others also seating over 100k

[@jamesmarciel5237]

True, but NFL stadiums use a ton more of individual seating where as College stadiums use much more bleacher seating which allows higher capacity. The individual seating in pro stadiums take up much more room than bleacher seating which does not have armrests.

[@adder70-1]

The bison (aka "buffalo") for Colorado was one of many animals that used to be in attendance for games. I know the Gators had a gator in a cage on the sideline up into the 1970's. And yes, Dr. Cade developed Gatorade along with hydration fluids for hospitalized patients with kidney failure and similar issues. I'm pretty sure LSU (in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, not far from New Orleans) had a tiger in residence back in the day as well.

[@gmjacobs24]

Notre Dame alum here! ND has green alternate uniforms but they are blue and gold for the colors of the Virgin Mary (catholic school). Additionally the gold helmets match the golden dome of the main building on campus. The school was actually founded by French priests but got the nickname/mascot later on. The origin of the name isn’t totally known, some say it was an insult in some papers that they played like a bunch of fighting Irishman and they embraced it, some say it’s from some Irish students who made up some brigades in the civil war, some say it’s from the football team (a lot of Irish Catholics there) back in the day breaking up a KKK rally and beating up and chasing the members out of town. There are a lot of Irish things about the university, but the fight song isn’t one. Great school, very storied program, and a good game day!

[@hollyhirneisen311]

I am a proud Miami Hurricane. if you want to look at a great band. The Texas A and M band is the best hands down in the country. Funny story I was a high school football official. Before a state championship game we had a team that had a ram for a mascot. When they came out the ram ran in front of them and I asked how they trained the ram to do that. They told me they had a female ram at the other end zone in a pen and he was running to try and get to her.

[@kellyryan6724]

You call it unbelievable- we call it "Saturday"!😂😂😂

[@PatrolNation]

Lol

[@OTPgal76]

It's May in Georgia, and I am starving for college football. Your reactions to the utter spectacle of the best game on Earth brings me joy and makes me smile. Thank you! Cannot wait until the next one you post. Have a fab weekend and Go Dawgs!! xo

[@josephharrison5639]

5:08 as a CU student this is ralphie, our beloved Buffalo. She runs twice every home game, once at the very start and a second time after halftime. The crowd is often more excited for her than touchdowns. Ralphie herself is halfway domesticated, she’s comfortable around humans especially ones she’s around a lot, handlers and runners. However I would not advice trying to pet her, she’s fluffy but deadly 1000% should’ve been in part one

[@newgrl]

The Florida Gators first football game was in 1906. The Buffalo Bills first football game was in 1960. The Bills look like the Gators... not the other way around :):) College football is much much older than pro football.

[@qaxcgyujm]

A lot of NFL teams took their colors from Colleges like the Green Bay Packers got their colors from Notre Dame. Chicago Bears colors are after University of Illinois. Lambeau and Halas went to those 2 colleges so they stole their colors when they made the teams.

[@GlamorganManor]

The Gators are blue and orange, the Bills are blue and red.

[@newgrl]

@@GlamorganManor Fair enough. They do have somewhat similar uniforms though.

[@aznravechild6i9]

If Colorado's buffalo blows your mind, LSU keeps a live tiger on campus as a mascot. They even used to put in front the visiting team's locker room during home games.

[@Exhumed.Consumed]

The history of animal mascots in CFB are nuts. Baylor used to have a real life bear, LSU’s Mike the Tiger chooses whether or not to come to canes, and the Louisiana Tech are the bulldogs because of a heroic dog that gave its life saving undergrads from a boarding house fire in 1899.

[@Johnretusaf]

The "Bison" or Buffalo is their team mascot.

[@rickrowley3308]

his name is Raphie

[@rickrowley3308]

Ralphie

[@Trapper50cal]

I don't know if they still do it but Florida State Seminoles had a Native American in War garb riding a horse around the field, heading to the middle (50 yard line) and throwing a spear into the ground on the logo as a battle challenge. Cultural appropriation aside, it was a powerful battle cry.

[@Revkor]

they do

[@GeraldWalls]

6:55 You are absolutely correct. Gatorade was the commercial product developed from the electrolyte solution used to support the Florida Gator's football team. (I only know this from what I've read online.)

[@shannonwoodcock1035]

Florida as much of the south east is very humid and players were cramping up. So scientists at the school came up with an electrolyte solution we all know today as Gatorade. NFL has fans College Football is pure passion.

[@user-cm1zr4td8q]

Penn state university has the single greatest experience you'll ever have especially if you go to their "whiteout" game...if you ever do go just make sure you wear white🤣

[@3101home]

College football is hugely popular…..as is high school football. In Austin,Texas there’s a has HS team that is sponsored by Lexus and a few HS Texas stadiums have a capacity near 50,000.

[@Shoeslyyork]

He hasn't even touched on the military academies that have sky divers landing on the 50 yard line with the game ball, cannons going off, helicopters, and fighter jets flying over the stadium, cadets doing push-ups after touch downs in the stands and sideline.

[@nancyjanzen5676]

Naval academy has a goat

[@LittoMoon]

The bison was crazy. You should see LSU. They used to wheel out a tiger in a cage with their cheerleaders sitting on top of the cage.

[@jhassemer]

At 5:02, That is "Ralphie" the Buffalo. University of Colorado (known as CU) Buffaloes. I believe that they are on Ralphie V at the moment. Runs around the stadium than right into a pen. The handlers hats fly everywhere and it gets fairly chaotic.

[@jackknudson-rk1uv]

Im from Iowa and attended the UofI for 2 years before I was drafted. I agree with newgirl that the salute to the children's hospital is one of the most touching traditions in college football. The hospital wasn't built yet when I was there.

[@nplindgren]

In 1991, at the University of Washington, the crowd set a then worlds record for crowd noise. It was an amazing experience to feel all that energy!!

[@zxr92]

Utah has a smallish stadium at just over 51,000 but it's one of the loudest. We love our Aussie players that have come over to play for our team the last dozen years!

[@jacksonwarner6089]

LSU has a live tiger on campus named Mike the Tiger and he used to be wheeled out into the middle of the stadium before home games and then he would sit on the sideline during it but then we found out that doing that gave Mike anxiety so we stopped it.

[@mscharlie]

LSU Louisiana State Univ.... I live in Ohio and am not a fan of Ohio State... I am an Alabama fan all the way.. yes that is a bison.. it is the mascot... florida seminoles have a horse,, one team has a hawk or eagle flying,, Georgia bulldogs have a beloved bulldog..

[@Nomad-vv1gk]

The official colors of The University of Notre Dame are Blue & Gold. They sometime wear a green jersey. Notre Dame first wore a green jersey in the late 1920s, to avoid confusion with the Navy's blue uniforms. The green jersey is usually worn in rivalry games.

[@djkd21]

Also in Texas our High school stadiums are huge too for just HS. In Montgomery County north of Houston. We have Woodforest Stadium for one of the top school districts in the nation called CISD. First game for football is usually on TV against Mexicos only team Monterey Tech 😂 and we kick there ass

[@Warchief12]

All college teams have multiple Jersey colors and helmets. Their traditional is gold for Notre Dame but they also have all green outfits also.

[@Jo-oc8sc]

What’s crazy is that there are hundreds of games like this EVERY week during the season.

[@user-wh6sp6st8s]

For reference, Death Valley Stadium at LSU (Louisiana State University) has been unanimously recognized as the most hostile (loudest) environment to play in American sports.

[@acrobaticvideos6178]

That video didn’t do Notre Dame’s entrance justice. It’s so much better than that.

[@d.l.607]

Lyle you have to react to *Best Traditions in College Football* and *10 BIGGEST College Football Stadiums*

[@kenbruber4303]

Love the Buffalo Bills mention!! lololol Huge Bills fan here where tailgating is king!!!! Great content : ))

[@roberthudson1959]

In most of the American states, the single highest-paid state employee is the head football coach at the largest public university. THAT is how seriously Americans treat college football.

[@EmmaChihuahua81]

It is actually the Buffalo Bill's that took their color scheme from the University of Florida. UF football dates back to 1906, the Bills were founded in 1959. That is actually the case with most NFL teams. College football predates the NFL or any professional league.

[@robhugh535]

The Bills are red and blue, Florida is blue and orange. Nobody copied.

[@veronicatoothpaste8576]

3:52 the notre dame fight song is playing, my math teacher was a ND fan and taught us the quadratic formula to the tune of the song and its still stuck with me. " X equals negative b, plus or minus squarrre root, b squared minus 4 a c, all of that over, 2, a"

[@endoraismygma]

Watching your perplexed, gobsmacked reaction to these vids is such a fun time 😁 Imma Navy veteran so of course, Go Navy! I live in S. Carolina and enjoy the Clemson Tigers as well 🙌

[@katherineroland6008]

Notre Dame pulls out the green jerseys only for the most important & special games. They enter to their fight song, Notre Dame Victory March written by brothers who graduated from UND, one became a priest. Song was written around 1908. My grandad was class of 1923. Very loyal, generational fan base.

[@King601MS]

The fact you’ve done two of these videos and there’s no sign of the Oregon Duck entrance, should be criminal 😂😂

[@CJBW]

Or Penn State.

[@mimiv3088]

Different color uniform indicates whether it's a away game or a home game.

[@BillPresson]

ND wears blue at home and only wears green on rare occasions.

[@mimiv3088]

@@BillPresson Sorry Bill. I was being overwhelmed by 8 grandchildren while trying to make this comment and totally got it wrong. Wasn't intentional. I do apologize if I offended anyone. Notre Dame please forgive me. 😢

[@BillPresson]

@@mimiv3088 no worries ma’am. Generally your comment was correct. And I’m no ND fan so no offense taken.

[@joevolpe512]

The University of Texas has a Longhorn steer named Bevo as its live mascot. Texas is burnt orange and white as it colors. Tennessee is a more high res orange. Colorado’s bison is female because a male bison is too hard to control. Gatorade was developed initially for the players at Florida. But, interestingly, was invented by a kidney Dr who graduated from the University of Texas.

[@bruceevans341]

University of Oregon Ducks. The mascot comes in on a Harley Davidson motorcycle.

[@peggysoutherland1183]

always fun watching!

[@margf.6773]

Notre Dame was founded by a French religious order. Back in the 1890's, a newspaper headline, writing about the game said, the team "fought like a bunch of Irishmen". Hence the team name.

[@hamjumpman2369]

Omg, reaction to Colorado had me, 😂

[@Big_Tex]

Colors and patterns change over time. When I first came to know football as a kid in the 1970s, Notre Dame did indeed wear bright green jerseys. But, as I eventually learned, that had been a recent non-traditional change that pissed off a lot of fans. They eventually switched back to their traditional dark blue. A common thing to tweak is to switch between colored pants and white pants.

[@Bob-v8w]

Can I suggest a video for you. Hearing the South Carolina Gamecocks react to a soldier surprising his family on the field is worth the watch. “ soldier surprises family at South Carolina game”!

[@bishlap]

hey Bro, love your "Rich men north of Richmond" video.

[@PatrolNation]

Thanks for watching mate.

[@beardown3920]

Check out some college football animal mascots getting into it videos. Georgia bulldog bit an Auburn player and got into with the Texas Longhorn mascot in 2 different incidents.

[@treallocdin]

Lol "they look like the Buffaloe Bills" yea we build em big here in America 😂😂😂

[@smitty60-su2xf]

that is Ralphie the mascot for the university of Colorado he always leads the team onto the field..

[@michaelh3715]

Your beard is fantastic sir and this is coming from someone with a great beard but I am jealous lol

[@JK-cz6bu]

I'm a Virginia Tech alumnus so my favorite is Enter Sandman but love many other entrances.....and the reaction to Ralphie at Colorado has me crying laughing.

[@Seoulo6]

The college football community is top tier! Love the atmospheres, and even when you're the visitor, with some fun ribbing, you're still invited to partake in the tailgate (at least I've been that lucky).

[@carolburnett190]

The North Carolina State University’s basketball stadium is used by North Carolina’s National Hockey League as their home stadium. That stadium seats 18,700 for hockey games, 19,500 for basketball games, and 21,000 for concerts. Their football stadium seats 56,919. College sports are taken very seriously here. The University of North Carolina have the nickname, The Tarheels, but their team mascot is Ramses (a ram).

[@klayman2]

Texas has a Longhorn on the side of the field as well similar to Ralphie, two of the coolest live mascots next to LSU's Tiger. Florida used to bring an Alligator but i can't recall if they still do, at one point it wore a sweater as well. You could have a whole video of College teams live mascots haha, alot have dogs

[@aliciamartin2024]

Love your laughter ☺️

[@azul93gt38]

Notre Dame's traditional colors are blue jersey with the golden dome helmet. Back in the day teams' names were acquired. Usually some sports reporter would come up with a nickname and it would catch on. ND was playing football before they acquired the name Fighting Irish. Notre Dame has an alternate green jersey. ND pretty much invented the alternate jersey, which every team has nowadays.

[@Sassysouthernlady]

These young men start playing ball in grade school. We are serious about our High School as well. Not on the level of college football. The college kids are recruited while in High School. My brother-in-law and four of my nephews have played college football with scholarships. Pretty cool.

[@tHEdANKcRUSADER]

You mean to tell me your sports teams don’t make an entrance with Wallabies flanking their sides lol

[@PatrolNation]

No, but now I want to see that.

[@Big_Tex]

FYI, there are about 765 college football programs across the US (out of 3000 total colleges), though most are much smaller in terms of crowds and money. These big crowds are from the 130 members of the top-division, called Division I FBS. There is also a lesser Division I FCS, and a Division II, Division III, and a small division called NAIA.

[@scottrule480]

You mean, international sports is getting up to the levels of college football.

[@davidpomeroy8124]

They never show it, but Colorado isn't the only one with a big beast on the field. Texas has a real Longhorn. Georgia Bulldogs have a bulldog and Auburn has a hawk they call the War Hawk that flies around the stadium when the team comes in. Nebraska has a covered wagon

[@chetstevensq]

Many schools have wild animal mascots, Colorado Buffalos, Texas Longhorn Steer, Navy has a goat, North Carolina has a ram, Auburn has a war eagle, LSU has a tiger, Baylor has a bear so yes, there are a ton of potential lawsuits in the future.

[@ajrocks44]

Football is the biggest sport in America. They only play once a week when in season. So bc there are so few games, generally 13 in college football and 17 in the NFL regular season, the stadiums have to be big. High demand, more limited opportunities. Also, games are on the weekend which makes it accessible to more people.

[@donaldmartin5654]

Lyle, college football began in 1869. Not all teams started at that time, but most are over 100+ years old. Its a tradition!

[@PickpocketJones]

There have to be at least 10 schools that have 100,000+ stadiums and they are usually full, some are perpetual sell outs.

[@heartlesskitten88]

That Notre Dame song the band is playing is arguably the most famous college fight song.

[@BobSmith-tz8nh]

Yes Sir, Ralphie is a Bison. The one in the clip was V, VI is taking the field nowadays. If you can, try and find a clip of Alan Cass announcing her entrance (his voice is second only to Bob Sheppard in the "God Voice" category). We have females because 1600 pounds is hard enough to control. It has been more than 40 years since one broke loose and went to the crowd, usually they just finish their run and go in to the trailer on the own. The students who Handle her earn athletic letters at the end of the year. They leave a chute behind the east corner of the north end zone, trailer is parked in a similar location on the other side. When they are grown they can hit the 10 yard line, I remember seeing a couple of 5 yard line runs in my youth. ~200 yards, in 30 seconds. They also go out in the pasture and "chase" her on motorcycles for a couple of hours to wear her out before they trailer her to the stadium (yes, that is a tired Buffalo dragging those 5 Handlers around the stadium). She is frequently ranked the #1 Live Mascot in College Football. I haven't met this one (yet), but her personality is starting to emerge and I believe she will be great. Soft heart human interest BS: She, as all have been, is an orphan. Born on a ranch, and mom walked away leaving her for the predators and death itself. She is very well taken care of.

[@gwynnelovas7702]

The pros make a lot of money but college teams play for the love of the game and to make it to the pros so they play their hearts out

[@Alacarte0421]

You have to do one of these video's, (Wisconsin - Jump around). It's absolutely insane.

[@natlovell122]

Bro, make it to a rivalry game one day! They’re insane. Even the rivalry amongst small schools is awesome! I’m a Fresno state fan and when we play Boise every year, the atmosphere is insane! And that’s only with 40-50k people in the stands

[@Steelerdawg77]

Here at the University of Florida, we're known for two things...Gatorade...

[@moonman9j9]

Wisconsin's Jump Around is one of my favorites.