Brit Reacts to British People's First SEC Football Game - TEXAS vs GEORGIA

[@itspeytn7296]

That dog on the field before the game was a super special dog to football fans across the entire United States. He passed away just a few weeks after this game because of cancer. His name is Ben Herbstreit if you want to look into who he was. Actually the goodest boy who loved everyone and was loved by everyone

[@ozzy7109]

🥹🥺

[@poopshoes7579]

Good boy of anyone dying of cancer is bad, good boy good enough to travel with Herbstreet everywhere without being placed with luggage is boy tier

[@RochellB46]

So sad that he died ❤ he was so loved and spoiled

[@chrissandell3283]

RIP Ben....Peter has Kirk's side until you all meet again!

[@k3w1b3an5]

Practically every US University has a merchandise store. It's perfectly normal in the US. Yes there are a large amount of traveling fans. Especially for the prominent teams like these 2. This is just a regular season game. Practically all the games are like this at the major universities. There are numerous 100k stadiums packed every Saturday in football season. This is the norm, not a special event.

[@coralpilled]

Also Georgia fans travel like crazy, I know three students who drove all the way out to Austin from Athens for the game and I think something like 20k+ Georgia fans were at the game

[@chriscostas8143]

I love that you actually Google search the things you don’t know. I watch a lot of reaction videos and you’re the only one that does it.

[@nathanwolfshohl8377]

and he asks good questions also

[@mescko]

@@nathanwolfshohl8377 Not just good questions, but he is a quick study and his comments on collegiate sports are quite insightful.

[@ryan-rk3fs]

Yes the band is students, and they work to get to that spot from highschool, and they get scholarships to be in the band. They practice hard for years, and it's a big deal to get into a big schools marching band. It's basically the same as a sport... they can lose or gain position in the band based on performance. Thats why they're all so hyped for the game. A lot of them love the school, and were fans of the band growing up going to the games, as well as being fans of the team.

[@beragis3]

Not only that in some of the larger schools many of the members are actually graduate students and are often band directors at other smaller colleges and high schools before they get in. The band director at my small division 3 college my freshman made it into USC or UCLA, can't recall which, marching band the next year. His replacement lasted 2 years before he was finally accepted into the OSU marching band.

[@rostamanFoSho]

Yeah, I dated a girl in the band when I was a student there, and she was "demoted" from French Horn to the flag squad, hehe.

[@debborahjohnson]

Some tailgaters don’t even go inside the stadium but watch the game on the portable tv

[@brandonminter4750]

No doubt, any SEC home team probably has an extra 10-20 thousand outside the stadium.

[@Freedom_Half_Off]

Absolutely ... at the bigger universities with the bigger games I would say that number is low ...

[@poopshoes7579]

@@brandonminter4750minimum

[@coralpilled]

Are you a Texas fan? Your pfp makes me think so

[@manueldeterra5090]

Yes, there are quite a few alumni who travel to their teams away games, but, keep in mind, that people who graduated from Texas might now have a job in Atlanta, so when Texas plays Georgia, they go to the game wearing their team colors.

[@austinnelson4435]

The flyovers are more common than you would think. They are actually really good for both the public and the Air Force. The pilots get to use the flyover as training/experience and the public gets hype

[@AFCA-vn9bl]

These were my experiences as a European who went to this game: 8:38 There were quite a lot of Georgia fans around me in the stadium so yes there’s definitely many travelling fans. When Texas played in Michigan earlier this season we pretty much took over the stadium (The largest stadium in the US) 11:58 At the tailgate party I was at there were definitely some people who went just to go tailgate, mainly because tickets for this games were really expensive (I paid $800 for decent seats, bad seats started at like $500) 18:55 Matthew is there at pretty much every game, he was there at the Texas - OU game I went to the week before as well 28:55 Home advantage is huge in college football because of how tactical offensive plays are. The QB has a mic built into his helmet to communicate with the coaches and he will have to remember and communicate all that information with the rest of the team while making sure the play is executed before the clock runs out. That’s why fans are loud when their team is on defense in order to disturb their opponent’s concentration. The stadium gets louder during third downs than anything I’ve ever experienced at European soccer games.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

Matthew actually teaches a course at the university as well as being an alumus

[@Victoriant1]

Team comes out twice, once to warm-up, then again to run in officially.

[@RYVN.]

McConaughey teaches a film class at the University of Texas.

[@SecondsOfAnOrdinaryLife]

Not just traveling fans, America is a very nomadic place, we move to different parts of the country for work, school, love etc., so often you'll have people that live in Austin, but they may be from Georgia. Your loyalty to your home team almost never changes no matter where you live, so that's another reason why you'll see opposing fans at a stadium

[@ElainetheGARugrat8815]

Love my Georgia Bulldogs-proud alumni-I follow and cheer for them every game of every season. ❤#GODAWGS ❤

[@charlottedrolet9000]

GO DAWGS!!!!!!

[@alhollywood6486]

Myself and 40 fraternity brothers travel to one away football game every year, it's pretty common to have away fans at college games, not so much pro.

[@strawman6085]

You must have never attended a pro game before. Plenty of away fans there.

[@kekw9585]

um what? nfl fans can be just as devoted as college fans

[@UGALEE1]

@@kekw9585devoted yes, I think what he’s saying is the stadiums for these colleges are bigger than pro stadiums and have more attendees.

[@Cart-w8z]

That’s not true lol, there are definitely plenty of away fans at professional games

[@dementedshadow23]

You should tune into a Titans game. Our home games are away games lol

[@debborahjohnson]

These merchandise stores are all over USA for college teams

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Yes. It is usually on the university campus that also sells the assigned textbooks and other materials or in the university's football stadium if it is separate from the actual university. I haven't been on a university campus since the 1980s, but I have bought merchandise online from student stores. I thought it was reasonably priced.

[@forestcatkay14]

and even other stores like Walmart or Target, even Walgreens, will sell merchandise for Universities, tends to be cheaper and not as good quality though.

[@ryan-rk3fs]

Whatever state you're in you will find local college sports merch at grocery stores, gas stations, walmarts, etc... Growing up in UGA territory, I would go to a friends house and their dad might have UGA themed rooms where they watch the games. People would try to buy bulldog puppies that were related or descended in some way to the UGA mascot bulldog... They would spend thousands.

[@dbchatt5486]

I think the tailgating is unique to each university. Parking can be at a real premium on some campuses so the tailgating is put elsewhere. By my standards that is a very neat and calm venue. Usually it is a lot more rowdy than shown here. One of the things about US college football is that it is very inclusive. If you can't play, you might be in the band, drill squad, flag girls, cheerleaders, etc. Doing it this way allows many to share in the experience.

[@sj4iy]

Very much this. It depends a lot on the area surrounding the university. TN has the Vol Navy, where they’re tailgating on the river.

[@staceybert1975]

Many college have live animals as thier mascots. Most have thier own homes on campus. BEVO -Texas Ralphie- Colorado Mike the Tiger -LSU UGA-Geogria War Eagle- Auburn

[@brandonwilliams957]

Tusk - Arkansas. He's the best :)

[@josephfoster5593]

Ramses UNC

[@Matithias]

Renegade - FSU

[@MaxMuncy23]

Dubs- UW

[@vi-yn1ss]

​@@brandonwilliams957Uga, the bulldog can't be beat... He's been named greatest mascot in college football history by sports illustrated

[@timb.4742]

Great reaction and video. The US college football experience is incredible. Seems like a number of Brits have recently discovered it. Another worthwhile video, similar to this one, is Office Bloke Daz and family at this years’s Penn State whiteout game.

[@syndifuentes9538]

That’s actually just about every game at home is like that. Every university does it. It’s really an amazing experience. Way better atmosphere than NFL. College ball is just at the top 😊

[@georgemetz7277]

6:03 I've seen this a couple of times but missed this little detail until now. Too funny. That doggie toy says "alright alright alright", foreshadowing Matthew McConaughey's appearance. That's Coach McConaughey to y'all!

[@donnaoleske6804]

I've been waiting for you to react to this one! This is very typical of a big game (rivalry) experience. The teams come out for practice before the band, then they come out again for the big entrance after the band and national anthem. The band is college students.

[@johnsheridan3107]

Every university has merch stores but we call them bookstores

[@awelch31]

It’s crazy watching him try to rationalize this. Yes, fans travel. Yes, it’s not just Texas. This is normal for us. I went to LSU but live in Texas now. Personally I think LSU does it best, but you’d be impressed by even the smaller schools. Can’t speak for up north, but Saturday tailgating is crazy in the south

[@brandonsimmons1695]

You’re not biased. LSU does it best. Everyone needs to experience a LSU tailgate and night game once

[@notorious_D]

Geaux tigers❤

[@skiyalaterlv]

I watched that game at home.Throwing beers onto the field doesn't usually happen. That was the student section tossing beers, the game was stopped to clean up and a few days later the university of Texas was fined $250,000.00 for the incident

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Somebody got suspended or maybe even expelled for that behavior.

[@vidpie]

@@lydiaedwards8100 "Despite our best effort, we have not been able to identify the individuals at issue. We will take action if new identifying information comes to light," athletic director Chris Del Conte wrote to the SEC.

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Travel? You’re kidding, right? I am in California and the last SEC football game I went to was the Georgia-Florida game in Jacksonville, FL. There were generators for the two televisions so we could watch the pregame, one for the crockpot plus there was a grill and - I kid you not - our group paid $100 to have our own porta-potty. All for eight people. This is serious.

[@vidpie]

Did you arrange for the porta-potty to be delivered? Or is more a matter of reserving one.

[@BTinSF]

Jacksonville? Neutral ground? I did my mefical residency at U. FL medical center in Gainesville and we used to staff the medical facility for games at the stadium on the campus which itself was huge.

[@christinaburke454]

@@vidpiethey drop it off and pick it up if they do like they do on construction sites. They would drop porta potties off on a site and if contracted for long enough they would empty them and pick them back up.

[@BernardProfitendieu]

you sound like a porta-potty kinda group alright

[@susanworkman529]

College football is bigger than the NFL. College game tickets care more affordable but the biggest teams tickets, depending on who they are playing can be very pricey too. All college teams have merch to sell. The bands are what get the crowds riled up and ready for the game. The National Anthem is always played. We take our football very serious and go all out. There you go.......that's college football in the U.S. Its an experience!

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

If you get a flyover, it’s always at the end of the National Anthem when you get to “over the land of the free”. And, yes, the military highly coordinates it. It is a freaking big deal.

[@Ojisan642]

This was good because they had good local guides who knew what was up, so it wasn’t 2 Brits walking around confused and misunderstanding everything.

[@KB-qh2jt]

Every weekend during the season, every high school (Fridays), every college/university (Saturdays), every pro game (Sundays), with a few exceptions here and there.

[@newgrl]

I went to a tiny little state uni (sports: NCAA Division II, Texas is a Division I school), in a tiny little (population-wise anyway) state. A school of around 5500-6000 students. The school store had two floors of logoed merchandise. From coats and hats to water bottles, shoes, knickknacks, small gifts, and everything in between. Welcome to University Life in the states. It's really just a _thing._

[@psquared4969]

Go Dawgs (Sic 'em Woof Woof Woof)

[@Mtndude76]

Lol. They lost to Georgia twice this year. Once in the regular season and in the SEC championship..... Go Dawgs!.

[@jimbarber9638]

Matthew McConaughey is a graduate of the University of Texas, Austin. He also makes Austin his home, or one of them.

[@vidpie]

Kevin Durant, the NBA player who was shown, attended the University of Texas. The professional golfer who was shown, Scotty Scheffler, graduated from UT.

[@ShannonR1969]

I think he actually lives in Round Rock, 20 miles north.

[@P_equals_Plenty]

I love watching Brits have their minds blown by college football in the States. There is truly nothing like it

[@dsrspwr]

Yes that was Matthew. He is a huge Texas Longhorns fan.The Band is composed of students as well. The flags up top are likely the flags of other SEC schools. The teams warm up, then gear up, and warm up more, and go in for a final meeting, and come out one last time. The Georgia mascot is an actual dog. Those were drones.

[@letsexperienceearth3034]

Just came here to say GO DAWGS!

[@TNugent]

Nice video bro, peace from Central Texas Hook'em Horns 🤘

[@staceybert1975]

At that the time Texas was #1 in the nation and Georgia was #3 it also was a conference (league) game.

[@Kenyon712]

It’s about money. The bigger it is, the most money it generates. The fans are loyal to their cities, states, and schools, so they support their teams.

[@thseed7]

Every American University has stuff like this Team Store. This is one of the larger and nicer stores though. A handful of older college student athletes are people that went to school later in life or served in the military and went to school after. The light things are Drones

[@AveryWeinstein]

I went to quite a few games as a kid, including one on the road in Nebraska, where Texas beat them. My dad went to Texas and was one of Bevo’s handlers in the early ‘80s. He’s a lifelong fan and even dressed me up as a Texas cheerleader for my very first Halloween in 1998. I need to go to another game. It’s been too long.

[@iambecomepaul]

“The kicker doesn’t get hit…” Garo Yepremium: 👀

[@iambecomepaul]

Ray Nitschke says hello, Garo.

[@elizabethkelley6227]

The small flags are banners for every football team in the SEC Conference, they are displayed at every Stadium.

[@mdafourth]

8:47 Yes there are a lot of traveling fans in college football. Bands and cheerleaders also frequently travel with the team to away and neutral games. Home teams are required to allocate a certain number of seats to the away team.

[@terryrodriguez6209]

The team mascot is BEVO and is aTexas longhorn steer. In the U.S. a cow is usually in reference to a milk cow.

[@TheAmazingBlizzzair]

I was at South Carolina with Tim Frisby. The dude retired from the Army and went back to school. Made the football team and was pretty damn good. Tim is the man.

[@deanpreston3603]

Hi Thurs! Best reaction you have done in a while. Well done! The lights in the sky making shapes were drones. This has become very common in the US. It is mind blowing how they make a thousand drones making shapes and changing colors. I do so wish you could come to the US for your college. You would love it.

[@richardmartin9565]

The teams are on the field for pre-game warm-up then go to the locker rooms before coming on the field for the game.

[@kellywilliams8551]

Years ago, our olympic teams were comprised of college/university students before they allowed professional players in. Therefore, college/university students had much more exposure and experiences.

[@erikbartlam7377]

The biggest advantage for the home team is the crowd’s ability to affect the offense. When they line up to run a play it becomes deafening…often information needs to be conveyed based on what the defense looks like, and nobody can move before the ball is snapped. The crowd is desperately trying to make them commit a procedural mistake…causing them to take a penalty. On the flip side it’s quiet as church when the home team is lined up to snap the ball.

[@gkiferonhs]

This is just a home game at a big football school.

[@mr.snifty]

29:50 those are drones

Home advantage is real at least in big time ball. It's generally worth 3 points on betting lines. It's worth a field goal basically. on average.

[@alexmathewmendoza]

I was born and raised in Austin, TX so it's very entertaining for me to watch people get amazed by stuff that is pretty normal around here lol. College games are a subculture unto their own here in the States. University students, staff, alumni and their friends and family all turn out for college games and it's like miniature Super Bowls in big games, especially rivalry games. Georgia are two-time champions and are becoming the dominant force in college football right now, which is why this game is so important given that Texas has just recently joined the SEC.

[@TNugent]

Matthew McConaughey lives near Austin on the lake, he also is co-teaching at UT.

[@allie9244]

He went to UT!

[@TNugent]

@allie9244 yup, I forgot to mention that he is a UT graduate as well. Many thanks 😊

[@allie9244]

@@TNugent 👍🏻

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

Uh oh .. they bought the wrong colors .. shudda went out with the DAWGS😊 Georgia Bulldogs here. The 2 times we played Texas this year, We won! One away game & the SEC Championship was @ home. The 2nd game was the SEC Championship: DAWGS are the Champs. Won in OT .. Unbelievable game. Waiting on playoffs now to see who we go up against. Possibly Texas again!! Woof Woof .. GO DAWGS🏆🏈🥇❣️

[@debborahjohnson]

The flags at the top of the stadium represent each school in the conference

[@andimetrum]

Some schools travel well and are national brands with alumni all over the country. Some schools have more of a local / regional fan base. Hundreds of College Football teams in the US… just part of the culture out here! College Football is the greatest sports experience ever invented, I do believe.

[@lydiaedwards8100]

Schools often have people who will travel to their conference away games either by car, renting a travel bus(like a fraternity, sorority, church, or alumni group), train, or plane.

[@Ojisan642]

There are so few games per year in college football that every game is an event. But then championship games are just another level even beyond this.

[@gregcable3250]

Teams come out first just to warm up, then go back into the locker room to later be introduced formally. THAT is when the hype really starts.

[@Gavinleeyoutube]

They’ll watch together live outside the stadium, big watch party

[@russellfisher2853]

It's Definitely not the crown jewel of all American football. Lol

[@coralpilled]

To answer your question about stadiums being used for the world cup, there are no *dedicated* college stadiums being used for the world cup. Hard Rock Stadium in Miami will be used for the world cup and that is were the University of Miami football team plays but it's a shared stadium with the Miami Dolphins NFL team. The main issue is that the fields for American football are narrower than the standard field size for association football and converting them is a pain (this was an issue at the copa america this past summer where a lot of the fields at NFL stadiums weren't converted to the right size and players were constantly overhitting diagonal passes). Also a lot of these schools are in smaller towns that don't have major airports and aren't easy to get to or get around in if you're an international visitor. As a little fun fact though, in the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, they played the football matches at the stadium for the school I go to (the University of Georgia, the team Texas lost to here) and I think it would be pretty cool to play world cup matches there but the university made it clear they weren't interested

[@jguz3942]

Longhorns fan here🤘🏼 just went to a game last month, even as an American it was an awesome experience 🧡

[@derekboothe1462]

The dog has passed away recently, rip Ben

[@JohnnyGingy]

The goodest boy 😔

[@ErinStev64]

Yes, the Texas team are the Long Horns. That’s why they have “horns up” or Hook’em Horns. BeVo is the mascot.

[@chroniccomplainer3792]

Its a drone show. They use programming to map the path and formations. The drones can speak to eachother too so they dont hit eachother. The crazy thing is people still think FSD cars aren't the future 😂😂😂😂

[@JIMBEARRI]

Here's a bit of comparison for you : Eight of the ten largest athletic stadiums in the World are football stadiums on US COLLEGE campuses. Every one of them seats OVER 100,000. The largest in the UK, Wembley Stadium, only seats 90,000.

[@johntremain8403]

Most high schools and colleges in the US have fall football teams. That makes collegiate football the main sports draw in the US since around 1900. Baseball was the big story in the summer and football and/or basketball in the fall/winter. The model T made attending college football games possible. Popularity exploded after WWI, the large horseshoe stadiums were built, and the NFL was organized. Many of the older NFL teams played in their local college stadium on Sundays well into the 1960s. Tailgating comes from the college football crowd; people would drive their Model T's in, often over dirt roads from farms spread out all over the county. It would be a whole day affair, so they would show up early and picnic at the car before entering the stadium.

[@binxbolling]

It was a big game because the 2 teams are championship contenders, and Texas just joined the Southeastern Conference, but not the "crowned jewels" of games. The 2 teams would meet again in the Conference Championship game, which Georgia won in overtime. Both teams are in the 12-team playoff, which starts this weekend.

[@jimbarber9638]

At halftime, both teams go to their respective locker rooms. After the halftime entertainment, they run back out onto the field for the second half of the game.

[@AlecHoward-j4y]

A couple of the stadiums in the SEC have a larger capacity than the population of the city they are in, so in fact yes there are a ton of people who come from out of town to attend college games. There is even a game that happens in Ireland which alot of Notre Dame fans will travel to.

[@michaelescareno7048]

Greetings from Austin! Many school fans travel to other universities for games. Many traveling schools receive about 3,000-5,000 ticket allotments. And there are many other fans who will travel to the games. Most of the tailgaters will go to the game, but many will stay at the tailgate for the whole game. Most college players are 18-23 or 24. The band is all students. Those lights in the sky were drones.

[@jguz3942]

My brother moved to seattle but still bought season tickets for the Texas Longhorns He flew down for every home game! It was very expensive for him but he just has the luxury of being able to do that financially It is not uncommon for this to happen Every single home game there are some Texas fans that have flown in just for the game!

[@JIMBEARRI]

Merch is at EVERY college or university campus store. Actually, many high schools sell custom merch as well.

[@gregcable3250]

Everyone has 4 years of college sports eligibility, no matter what the age. You only have to be a high school graduate (and of course, you have to make the team!). So the older people never used their eligibility and went to college later than 17 to 21/22 years of age. It is amazing the some of these kids are a few months out of high school and are 17 years old playing with tremendous pressure as both a full-time student and full-time athlete (with your sport, like football, taking up 20 to 40 hours/week during the season with practice, weight and position training exercises, team meetings or schematics, strategy, film watching of the next opponent, etc., and, oh by the way, they have to get passing grades in all of their classes to remain eligible to play their sport.

[@four_20hitman___97]

Those lights floating over the stadium are drones. They maneuver into different patterns with different lights to create images

[@robbarnett3531]

I really like how you Google stuff instead of just guessing. We all get to learn stuff. Thanks

[@melissaderee]

1st run out was warm up by the players followed by the pregame show and national anthem.

[@debborahjohnson]

There are many fans that travel. Normally the teams are in a region of the country so not to far but things are changing

[@Alieh86]

In regards to fans traveling to watch teams- I know a lot of fans traveling around the country during the basketball tournament from the first game to the national championship. (3 cities, 6 games)

[@PureLuv-of9fu]

Just about every university in the US has its own store with major brand collaborations my dude. They all have merch💖.

[@charlieparker5977]

The air force like to do these type of things because it helps with training their timing patterns and drums up potential recruitment as well.

[@patriciafeehan7732]

When you graduate a University it becomes your Alumni and many of them follow their team as lifetime fans. Tailgating is great!

[@OkiePeg411]

Every university has these merch stores.

[@newgrl]

The first time the team came out was to warm up. Afterwards, for the pre-game-hype, they go back to their locker room and then come out again just before the game amid all the yelling and squealing. And Yes, the band people are students at the university with grueling schedule for practices on top of their school loads.

[@mjzunk7702]

The jet fly over wouldnt usually happen for a game in the middle of the season. This was a big game plus there`s some air bases not too far away. The other things mostly happen at most major universities.

[@ShannonR1969]

I wish they had gone to College Station, Texas to see Texas A&M play. MUCH more fun than a UT game. And yes, that was Matthew McConaughey. He attended UT and is a HUGE supporter of the school. He lives not far from Austin and actually teaches a class there. Bevo is NOT a cow. He's a longhorn steer.

[@sparc77]

In case you didn't pick up on it, college football (especially in the south) is almost a religion. The jets that flew over at the beginning of the game were B1 Bombers. Don't worry, it wasn't wasted money. Those bombers were most likely already on a training mission and were diverted to the game for an exercise which practiced their navigation and timing to put them at a target at the exact moment in time that they needed to be there. This is something that the USAF practices regularly. After all, you don't want your bombers to be passing low over a target at the same time the army is laying down artillery or the navy's missile barrage arrives.

[@jimlandreth6740]

Btw part of one of these youtube videos where they’re playing football they show all the prep work the Air Force goes through to get the timing down (after the natl) anthem.

[@steviej1995]

I live in Knoxville Tennessee where the University of Tennessee is and our merch stores, yes multiple of them, are like this. College football is Big Money. Yes lots of fans travel. Also this was a big game but its also like this every weekend.

[@ryan-rk3fs]

at 28:08 It's actually 7 to 6.... a touchdown is only worth 6 pooints. And after that you can kick a field goal to go for one extra point, or you can run another play to attempt to go for 2 points. It's always safer to take the one extra point with a field goal. You only go for 2 points if you're desperate close to the end of the game, and if it makes sense to do it. But the scoreboard actually shows a 6 there, it just looks like a 0 from a distance.

[@frankisfunny2007]

SEC is a division under the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) umbrella. Just like Big10, Big12, PAC-10, etc. There are 4 divisions of each sport the college is in. Division 1 being the best of the best, and Division 4 being an okay college for athletics. Like University of Texas could be in Division 1 in football (premier level of collegiate competition), but be a Division 2 for wrestling. But Boston University could be Division 2 in everything but baseball & hockey. So on, and so forth.

[@frankisfunny2007]

Also, reach out to Office Bloke Daz on seeing if it's OK to react to his tailgating video from Penn State's "White Out" game. Which is Daz, Aiden (Daz's son), Gaynor (Daz's wife) going to that game. They also vlogged being at a (NFL) Giants game, too.

[@Kenyon712]

In 2019 the Texas bull tried to kill the Georgia bull dog. It’s on KZbin. They played in the Sugar Bowl. They thought they would let them meet. Check it out.

[@buddystewart2020]

Around the 19 min mark, they were just running out for warmups. They do their warmups then go back to the locker room, and do another run out for the start of the game, which will be a much bigger deal.

[@DashRiprock513]

The biggest college event I saw in England was Oxford versus Cambridge in rowing.

[@touchstoneaf]

Yes the teams have to come out and warm up and then they go back into the locker room, the band who are yes also students do their thing, and then the teams come back out again for the big entrance.

[@ralphstrickland7110]

The flags around the top of the stadium are probably for the other SEC teams (Texas A&M, Arkansas, Missouri, Louisiana State, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina).

[@brandonminter4750]

Flags on the top of the stadiums are usually the banners of precious championships.