ELECTRIC! Penn State White Out (Penn State v Michigan 2019)

[@steventambon2588]

The thing that happened at the end: It was so loud that the Michigan team couldn't hear eachother so the play clock ran out and they got penalized for not starting to play in time.

[@NOLANM7]

Michigan called timeout as the play clock ran down. Just as good, really.

[@steventambon2588]

@@NOLANM7 Why did it say there was a flag on the play?

[@noahhenkel5148]

@@steventambon2588sometimes there’s a small delay between the coach calling a last second timeout and it being relayed to the broadcast so the ref probably said something about a timeout being called before the flag actually happened

[@gregcable3250]

@@NOLANM7 Better, actually, right? Lose a timeout to start the game.

[@treyreichert4428]

Which is dumb, how are they allowed to play no bamba on the speakers during the play clock. Penn state should’ve gotten penalized

[@robertdocholliday66sadler]

This stadium will shake when the fans jump up and down singing , when one side of the stadium says We Are and the other side says Penn State . 107-110 thousand fans

[@AW11-e4h]

The crowd was so loud the visiting team had to call a timeout, that’s what happened.

[@callumengland6395]

Crazy it was the first play of the game

[@sowelly2808]

@@callumengland6395and you see how much louder the crowd got after the TO 😂 my ears ring for a day or two after the game

[@callumengland6395]

@sowelly2808 pretty cool I'm an A&M fan and I don't have any ties to Penn State but I'm a CFB fan and if I was made of money I'd love to go to a whiteout game

[@thundacracka77]

Lifelong Auburn fan. But a Penn State alum. US College football is the greatest sport on earth.

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

Did you go up to see AU vs. Penn State a couple years ago?

[@thundacracka77]

@@Wowzersdude-k5c Couldn't afford to travel to Penn State for the first one. Went to the game in Auburn, though.

[@WillWeathers]

Hardcore Auburn fan as well. Penn state game was amazing, even though we lost

[@brenz990]

Penn Stater here. Being in that stadium for a big game like that was always amazing. Like many of the college games you have been watching, a big section (of most of it) of the stadium is filled with alumni. You are part of the 'team' when yelling at the top of your lungs (you are the twelfth player). To be an alumnus of any of these big schools, you are a part of a big family or tribe. That is why the town grows by 100,000 people on a football weekend

[@K0rium]

As a Michigan man I agree whole heartedly to that statement. Nothing like 105,000+ people pumping energy into an arena.

[@alexfeeman6983]

We are!!

[@eliwilson3902]

State college becomes the third largest city in the state when Penn State is playing at home.

[@LawNerdPHL]

Also a Penn Stater for grad school. My bro and sister-in-law went to grad school in Michigan, so this video always makes me smile to think of their school facing the Whiteout.

[@emsbandkid]

​@eliwilson3902 1000% correct I live near there. They are days if the wind is right we can hear the cheering at our house 6 miles away.

[@mindigd]

Even though the listed capacity of the stadium is just over 106,000, it doesn't count vendors, security, medical personnel, people on the field, etc. The official attendance at this game was 110,669. It was another amazing white out game (I'm in most of this video, lol). The decibel level was measured at 109. The crowd noise registers on the richter scale.

[@belist2]

Also just for reference 120 decibels is a thunderclap, this maintained that level of nice for a good 20 minutes. Also our Colleges play at the equivalent of 1 step below pro play and they are mostly unpaid. the game is full of university age people who just love the game that much. Its a whole different atmosphere.

[@kevinchandler179]

It is by far the best atmosphere in sports!!!!!!! WE ARE 🏈 Unrivaled

[@alapaticornell4391]

There's a lot of University been playing football for over 130 years. That is one big Stadium. Blessings to everyone.🎉Go Ducks. #1 team in the Nation.

[@brenz990]

Just to put in perspective the alumni connection. The first apartment I rented, once out of school, was owned by a fellow Penn Stater. He was in his late 80s and lived in California, he would fly back to Pennsylvania for football weekends. He had a blue van with Penn State painted on the spare wheel cover, that he would drive to the school and meet up with fellow classmates!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Hi Lowell. Max capacity for Beaver Stadium (Penn St) is just over 106,000. You could see the Mich QB clapping to try to get the play off, but they couldn't hear a thing. Also, if you noticed as they were coming in a loud roaring growl. Penn States team name is The Nittany Lions.

[@soggygambino]

Penn State's mascot is the Nittany Lion, hence the Lion King song before kickoff

[@PatrolNation]

Oh, that makes sense

[@mariewagner5283]

​@@PatrolNation Plus there is an ongoing joke (not sure where it started) that the opening lyrics to the Lion King could be misheard as "Pennnnnn-syl-van-iaaaaa....!!!!!!" 😂😂😂

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

Do you know, before the lion mascot, before the mountain, what a "Nittany" originally is? (The actual 1st use of the word).

[@steventambon2588]

@@ImTheDudeMan471 isnt that the name of the mountain of Happy Valley?

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

@@steventambon2588 Before it was named for the mountain, it had to mean something. What is the original definition "Nittany"?

[@landonchambers7047]

I'm an Ohio State Buckeyes fan and I'll be the first to admit Penn States gets up for those white out games. That stuff is awesome. This right here, college or pro football is why soccer over here just isn't as cool. I know there's electric atmospheres all over the world but damn football is awesome

[@DavidHunt-p1q]

I'm a Wolverine fan/alum and although it's hard to admit, I agree with the ohio fan's comment!

[@jkgaming0565]

As a Michigan fan, I can’t believe I’m going to say this, but I agree with you

[@jkgaming0565]

@@DavidHunt-p1qwhose got it better than us?

[@anthonyorsini]

Ohio State and Texas alum here and I completely agree the whiteout goes hard.

[@crazydrummer181]

Hell yeah. I can’t wait for the season to start.

[@raise1000]

After a play is finished, they have 40 secs to hike the ball. They didn't hike the ball therefore they got a penalty/flag. The play clock is the numbers next to 1st on the bottom right of the screen

[@jkgaming0565]

They actually had to call a timeout

[@GEORGELESNETT]

Attendance in stadium that night was 110,669.

[@JohnLoutsenhizer]

One person stayed home😂

[@6906Gaming]

The atmosphere at college football games is crazy.

[@vortexathletic]

I’m pretty sure you can actually find the full game on KZbin from the Skycam view

[@supersasukemaniac]

6:10 It was so loud, the Michigan offense couldn't hear their own "snap count", essentially a count given by the Quarterback on when to "snap" the ball to put it in play. Coach Harbaugh called a timeout right before a Delay of Game penalty. Delay of Game costs the offending team 5 yards and a down.

[@khairyjenkins]

im a USC fan and I just have to experience this once in my lifetime. Will definitely now that my team is in the Big 10

[@michellegardenier2174]

It won’t be this season as Penn State is supposedly going to play at USC

[@michaelpeli2429]

They will schedule USC to visit all the big stadiums in the B1G as soon as possible. It might take a few years, but...

[@khairyjenkins]

@@michaelpeli2429 yeah I'm sure as soon as they do I'm going

[@khairyjenkins]

@@michellegardenier2174 yeah i remember but I can't wait to eventually go

[@josephcernansky1794]

@@michaelpeli2429 USC is in Happy Valley in 2025

[@buckstraw925]

White out is one of the best college atmospheres for sure. 100k+ inside and another 25k outside.

[@michellegardenier2174]

Just so you know Beaver Stadium is the second loudest stadium behind Arrow Head Stadium home to the Chiefs who hold the record as the loudest stadium. Just think in a few more years will be the World Cup here in North America

[@bbkyjohnson]

Possibly the best environment for the opening of a game going right now? I like the video of the perspective on the field as the players walk out.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

This 28-21 win for Penn State had 110,699 in attendance. I matriculated there, and it is indeed, electric!

[@Matthewjphotos]

As a proud Penn State Alum, you are 1000% correct in saying it is electric! I would even go as far as saying out-of-this-world electric! That's a very fitting description because it's more than just loud, as many loud things aren't electric. Watching this makes the hairs on my arms stand up, getting goosebumps. I had the great fortune to be a photographer for the PSU yearbook, so I was at field level for every home game, and when I tell you that, standing next to me, my other yearbook photographers and I had to yell at the top of our lungs, like you're in a nightclub to even hear each other it's soooooooo loud. While Beaver Stadium is officially listed at something like 106,700 capacity, they fill in way more, regularly 110,000 plus. And I understand the disconnect for you, to see this level for college sports, while you don't do that at all in Australia. But colleges bring in loads of $$$$$$$, through endorsement deals with companies like Nike, Adidas, Gatorade, the broadcasting rights the colleges sell to the networks, etc. To put it in perspective, Penn State's Beaver Stadium will be undergoing a $700 MILLION renovation to make it more modern. $700, not $7 million, it's close to $1 billion!! (kzbin.infopXaeHkR2us8?si=JJJKMx1fwC8Vo8pN) The video you watched is great, but it's the video camera feed for the network for their floating eye-above-the-field camera staying static for most of it on one section of the stadium, so you didn't get a full experience of the full white out and its scale. Here's some videos to give you a full taste of what Penn State Football games are like in a whiteout, plus our iconic singing along to Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline". Enjoy! And us Penn Staters say..."WE ARE!!!!" "PENN STATE!!!!" "THANK YOU!!!!" "YOU'RE WELCOME!!!!" “Penn State EPIC White Out Entrance Vs. Auburn 2021 HD” - kzbin.info/www/bejne/forYhHahZqp5rsk, “Penn State Whiteout Entrance against Iowa 9/23/23 in their blowout 31-0 win” - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp-vqJ-Aj9emm9E “It this doesn’t get you HYPED UP…YOU’RE NOT ALIVE!” - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJCuhWSKo6eLppI “Penn State Football 2023-2024 Hype Video” - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH22Yp2pnrepg9k “Penn State Sweet Caroline. Whiteout Version. Oct. 21, 2017” - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpbWdYFmdsmSmKc

[@Matthewjphotos]

And I forgot to mention that one of the reasons why Americans LOVE and go crazy for their college football and sports in general, if not more than the professional leagues, is that as a college student, unlike any pro team, you are a part of it for life from the moment you get accepted to study there. It's where you study and work your butt off to get good grades and graduate. It's also where you party a lot, sometimes too much. It's where you make lifelong friends with students, professors, etc. Some people meet their future partners there. And on top of all that, now add in the type and level of atmosphere around sports that you see in these videos, and you fall in love with your college school spirit x10,000 for life. While technically no, you're not a football player, being there as the fans, influencing and making it hard for the opposing team, you become a part of the game.

[@koyamoni]

could literally cry watching these. went to University Park as a freshman and my 4 years there amounted to the best decision I ever made. countless memories. WE ARE!!!!!!

[@joshpavlik3343]

Being at a white out game there is no other feeling it’s pure electricity in the air and the noise is deafening

[@REXXltm14]

Penn State has 44,000+ students, and over 600,000+ alumni. That crowd has a 22,000 seat student section and the remaining 80,000+ is alumni, family, and fans. It's a culture. Not to mention, Pennsylvania sports fans are built different, just look at Philly

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

this is actually a small town of 40,000 with about 158,000 in the whole surrounding County area so you are looking at most of the people in the area at the game.

[@josephcernansky1794]

NO...MOST people at that game drive 2 to 5 hours or more to be there. THAT is why the town doubles in size for football weekends! Book your hotel 6 months in advance...at a MINIMUM!! Ours are reserved for the specific room for next season BEFORE the end of the current season. Been doing this for years....we KNOW the DRILL!!

[@roymoss75]

They couldn't hear to communicate..had to call timeout to regroup..that wuz tha 1st play of tha game😂

[@SwimCoach8]

There are a few college stadiums where either acoustics or sheer volume of the fans makes it hard for a visiting team to call and start plays. During a white out, the visiting team will find it hard to execute each and every play. The sound is nearly deafening. When State scores it may actually be louder!!

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

Florida's stadium in Gainesville is known for this. The way the stadium was built makes it super loud.

[@craigbrown2748]

As someone from not too far away from Penn State. Attending a whiteout night game is one of those bucket list items you have to cross off. The atmosphere is otherworldly. It’s just something you have to experience in person to appreciate.

[@robertdocholliday66sadler]

Penn states stadium, which is called Beaver Stadium holds 106,572 max , now sometimes there are standing room tickets sold

[@janetfrancis2228]

A Tennessee Volunteer here..We're ending baseball season, and Vols ended the season #1, Now we're in the College World Series. We play again Sunday night on ESPN... GO BIG ORANGE !

[@JM-zb2ip]

Makes sense a Vol fan talking baseball in a college football video comment section 😂😂

[@Mnmhorns]

At the end, the qb has a clock to start the play in and you have to call for the guy infront kf you to give you the ball to start it. It was so loud nobody could hear anything and the timer went off and they got a flag for it

[@kyleclarkson4768]

The day Tennessee beat Alabama in 2021, loudest stadium ever and they tore down the goalpost and threw it in the TN river. Still sits there today

[@david-1775]

Some soccer/Euro football guys will chuckle and say we have simple chants and cheers but being funny and taunting the other teams isn't our goal. We are trying to be so loud that the other team can't hear anything. When it gets loud you literally have to yell for the person next to you to be able to hear you. When the home team has the ball (is on offense) the crowd goes quiet so they can call their plays.

[@michellegardenier2174]

Watch making of the Blue Band and there’s a go pro video of Blue band field version at whiteout to help you get the feel of what it’s like on the field

[@jdfinch2]

how the white out games began kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKqxdJepiaefi5I rust remember this is the 4th largest stadium in the world and it's basically in the middle of nowhere

[@TheBalty]

If this doesn't get you pumped up and wanna go out there and hit someone then you may wanna check into a morgue lol. There's nothing like being at a college football game, especially when its a rival team. I'd say College Football is arguably bigger than the NFL when it comes to atmosphere. Great video. Keep em coming. Go Huskies!!

[@jkgaming0565]

Just got to remember that America is built different. Also, their capacity is about 106,000 so I’d assume that was about the crowd size

[@tlee717]

My family is from Townsville. Was in oz in 96. I live in Pennsylvania an hour from state college and trust me this is basically every home game

[@davidbird2486]

I believe that there were over 110,000 at that game. Also people from other countries don't understand the bond we have with our universities, we are family. You can be in California and see someone with something Penn State on and you say We Are and they will answer Penn State and you feel an immediate bond with them.

[@n1ckyg123]

Yessss was hoping you would watch this!

[@chrisperkins561]

There were probably 107,000 in the stadium that night. There is nothing in sport like big-r8me college football. It's the #2 sport Herr in the US, and in a lot of areas it's more popular than the NFL

[@stephenjohnson314]

The stadium attendance record was set this season. Nearly 112,000.

[@oldNastyRacing]

You need to look up the Army Navy Game and see what that is all about GO ARMY BEAT NAVY!!!!!

[@davidterry6155]

These are college stadiums that blow your mind, the big stadium nearest to me in San Antonio Texas is Alamo Stadium which is a high school stadium that seats about 19,000. I’m sure Australia doesn’t have High School stadiums that large. 19k is larger crowds than a lot of Major League Baseball teams have come to their games

[@joshualinder7158]

Fun fact. The white out was in direct response to the sea of red. The sea of red being the nebraska fanbase, which will travel around the country for nebraska away games and will fill the stands while wearing nebraska's primary color, crimson or red. So when nebraska traveled to penn state one year, they decided to all wear white. The stands looked like someone flicked loads of red paint all over a white canvas

[@SportsTrekker]

“Operation Visine”

[@NWtoSFO]

Such an electric game! I love the white-out games @ Penn St. there is a full-game replay of this very game here on YT, so you won’t be let down by a shortened vid like the one you saw here. Truly an electric game the encapsulates the essence of college football. Check it out.

[@JoeyB-2001]

Attendance for the game was 110,669!

[@n1ckyg123]

Has to call a timeout on the first play of the game because it was so loud which is crazy

[@PatrolNation]

Crazy, but impressive as well.

[@callumengland6395]

8 of the 10 largest stadiums in the world are college football stadiums in the USA

[@rileyjackfansmithandjones8238]

For added fun.....they sell Bags of Marshmallows every week.....the People in the End Zones buy them up, and Pelt the Opposing Team if they get in the End Zone. It can look like its Snowing it Pennsylvania.....and it isnt even Halloween!

[@TheDOShow12]

In the air tonight is one of the most played songs during entrances here

[@waltermaples3998]

Lyle I went to Auburn University WAR EAGLE 🦅.. But could you imagine being Michigan entering that stadium 😮 That's Crazy. ❤❤❤

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

Auburn was up there for a white out Harsin's first year. They actually played PSU closer up there than they did at JHS. (I think the blow-out at JHS is what got Harsin fired).

[@Terrell070]

You mentioned something flying overhead. Military flyovers can happen for sports here. They don't happen all the time, but they do happen. There was a time in the 20 teens when the sports leagues were being paid by the department of defense for the flyovers.

[@thedoodooslayer4106]

Next you have to see a desoto eagles highschool game. SHIT GETS CRAZY despite how young the players are

[@k3w1b3an5]

106,000+ fans there. Regular season game. But 2 very prestigious football programs.

[@davidterry6155]

Stadiums that I consider electric are Washington against Oregon, Wisconsin, Virginia Tech Hokies, Michigan, Texas A&M and Ohio State. There are others but those are the teams I want to see a home game

[@davidburney8463]

That was a " delay of game" penalty due to the volume. If you think its loud just imagine being on the field

[@joshuagoodwin2992]

You should react to the highlights of the 2022 Tennessee vs Alabama game. That’s the one that resulted in the goalposts being torn down and thrown into the Tennessee River.

[@jkgaming0565]

I think they played the Lion King music bc they are the Penn State Nittany lions

[@TheDrinkPackage]

On a huge game night, it's difficult to beat Penn State. They are insane! My team is Clemson, some of those games get outright insane as well. I love the crowds from any college like this

[@Iconoclasm1790]

If you are ever in the States I would love to take you to a PSU game to experience it in person. It was over 110K people, its the greatest show in college sports!

[@RegularFlyGuy]

According to players, the visiting locker room is under the stadium and the ground is literally shaking

[@CoffeeReacts]

I was there behind the goal post it was crazy! Check out the penn state vs Ohio state white out that ones even better 🤙🏼👍

[@conan837]

This is The best atmosphere in college football

[@chrisperkins561]

Check out the Ohio State marching band pregame entrance with the script Ohio

[@staceysmith8173]

We've done that one. Let me see if i can find it and I'll post the link for it. It might have been during a live stream. He has done quite a few from there 😊😊

[@agirlnamedbrett.]

'Power' by Kanye is the perfect stadium song.

[@fakkattak4963]

The significance to this is most of the time when a team calls timeout bc of noise it’s near the end of the game. Here it happens on the very first play. PSU is top 3 in college fb environments

[@danV3123]

There is no more intimidating environment in all of college football than Beaver Stadium. The White Out game under the lights is electric beyond comparison.

[@Wowzersdude-k5c]

Yep. LSU's Tiger stadium at night is really good, too. But it's mostly a bunch of rowdy drunk people and feels more like an NFL crowd. PSU's fans seem to be more "organized" and I get more of a college vibe, which I like.

[@danV3123]

@@Wowzersdude-k5c Don't let the LSU fans hear you say that or you'll never make it out of the bayou alive. lol

[@hostiletoxictomdowneyburne6469]

Was at this game. WE ARE

[@robertdocholliday66sadler]

I have been to Penn State white out games , I am huge Penn State fan and went to Penn State

[@AlX-qw8yd]

Best experience ever ( for me) Go PSU!

[@robertwoods4457]

I’m an Ohio State fan and the Penn state white out is fucking awesome. I love it when they do it

[@OhTrappyTrap]

“We Are….” so ass we never win anything 😂

[@georginaparker8345]

WE ARE!!

[@tjpitt3342]

There is no other atmosphere. It’s electric and the tailgating going on.

[@CalebsCars]

Mo bamba baby

[@freespirit9981]

Mascot Nittany lion

[@LandoBandooo]

Watch nfl biggest hits from the 90s

[@peggysoutherland1183]

Hi Lyle

[@PatrolNation]

Hi Peg, hope you're excited about the weekend and 1.0

[@peggysoutherland1183]

@@PatrolNation I am. You know me and my internet, once I get the password, it may take my computer awhile to get it done. I will join you as soon as my internet sees fit. LOL

[@BadgerHound34]

One of those videos you can feel.

[@flamelegs]

Penn State Ohio State 2005

[@Noah-v2s]

110,000

[@zgdafzgdaf4264]

Too much big 10 reaction. Penn state shouldn’t even be around. They should’ve ended up like SMU. In any case react to other leagues.

[@mcm0324]

I'm from Pennsylvania and so many people in Pennsylvania chant 'We hate Penn State'. There are a lot more impressive fans than this boring white out. It's not impressive. I have to give it to PSU that they have the largest alumni in the US, but they aren't add loved or impressive as this video shows It's a Saturday rival game against Michigan. Nothing special - It's Saturday college football. Penn State is not that impressive. Stadiums all over the county are celebrating their games too. Wearing a white t- shirt is not special. Our Pennsylvania house roots for anyone playing Penn State hoping for a Penn State loss.

[@amandahakon4398]

Must be the people where you're from then, as my corner of Pennsylvania is quite different. So, so many houses fly a PSU flag, have PSU yard ornaments, my neighbor has a giant bronze Nittany Lion in his front garden. Almost all the teachers are PSU alumni, our high school students are all huge PSU fans (I'm 43 and was a PSU fan at 13). You'll get "looks" from locals if you say any other team is better.

[@JM-zb2ip]

The definition of jealousy 😂😂

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

LOL...troll. Only Pitt fans from western PA hate PSU. The Nittany Lions are beloved by most citizens of the Keystone state.

[@Wxqzq9826]

Too many big 10 videos. The best football comes from the SEC

[@VallRoginski]

Wolverines won the last natty clown

[@Wxqzq9826]

@@VallRoginski would’ve lost by 20 to Georgia

[@Wxqzq9826]

@@VallRoginski and since I’m apparently a clown… how many national championships does the big 10 have in the cfp era? Oh yeah 2 now😂. SEC has 6. That’s 3x the amount

[@thomasmcandrew3533]

you need to come to State College Pa Beaver stadium and experience the thunder!! WE ARE PENN STATE

[@jbailey287]

College Football | Best / Loudest Crowd Reactions from the 2023 Season (Part 1) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYjbc32roraspas

[@vortexathletic]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJW9qomChrGhiacsi=Kf0o8Q7SDBKWpDkC This is the full match from the Skycam of that PSU vs. Mich game

[@callumengland6395]

I'm an A&M fan but you should react to LSU Neck lol... and A&M traditions the school was founded in 1876 and has loads of traditions... people joke that we put the cult in agriculture but its something that on the outside you can't understand and on the inside you can't explain

[@johnfryberger9849]

It holds 110,000 fans

[@erica_em]

I'm in Cincinnati and our pro team (Bengals - which I'm a season ticket owner of) does similar stuff, though most NFL teams don't coordinate clothes and whatnot to this extent. Here's one of our "stripe the jungle" from last year. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5ibqoevd9t4iaM

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

To help you with that disconnect, let me try to explain the football culture, for that matter the sports culture of the United States. As you may well know the United States is very patriotic which comes from its history of how it came to be, but that patriotism goes into our sports as well. We might have the American patriotism for our country, but every sports team whether it be football, baseball, basketball, or even NASCAR, and nowadays even soccer have fans that are very patriotic towards that specific team and/or sport. Now with football it all starts as young as little tykes playing during their grade school years at public after school teams. That gives them the taste whether they want to continue to play football as they grow up or not. After grade school or what we also call elementary school comes junior high which has school teams, where the enthusiasm begins for the players. Then comes high school where each high school has a team, and the enthusiasm goes beyond the players but also to the public of that specific city where that high school is located. The attendance is pretty stepped up at this level at least for that particular high school city district. Now as the players graduate from that high school athletic scouts from the universities go and check out the high school players, and according to their ability and player stats they could earn a scholarship to a university / college, and play for that university. Now as you can see by the videos that you have been watching, the fandom goes way beyond a specific area because students may be coming to that university from the other side of the United States therefore their families and friends might root for that college because of that, but there are also other reasons why people will root for a specific college not in their area. Maybe because they are alumni, or as simple as they just like that particular college football stats or team. Now with college football the enthusiasm as I've been telling you ramps up even more. When the players are close to graduating, or for some have highly sought after skills, the professional teams have recruiters from each professional team that come to scout and watch their games with special seating or even sky boxes high up at the top of the stands to watch the players, and according to their stats they will be recruited to the professional NFL teams. Now with the NFL the enthusiasm gets even stronger throughout our country, and like I said people can be pretty patriotic for specific teams let alone our own country. I hope this helps understand our football, but also our sports culture in general in the United States. The same thing happens in all other sports that we enjoy.

[@christopherjunkins]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn68kpaFmLiWfZI Scariest day in the history NFL, but, good things come of it.

[@Doubleshake]

All this energy n can’t beat Ohio state or Michigan 🤣