Chatwin Reacts: CRAZY College Football TRADITIONS / ATMOSPHERES 2023!
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2023
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“Can withstand 30-40-50 thousand people is nuts.” Most of these stadiums hold between 65k to 110k people
What I came to say lol
I laughed so hard when you said 30,40,50,000 people lmao 🤣🤣🤣, it's 80,90,100,00+ every week rain or shine win or lose
GO GATORS!!!!!
The one where the goal posts were torn down was when we finally beat alabama...truly the greatest moment of my life ...Tennessee volunteers...we say GO VOLS!!!!
It is so much nicer now that that was last year and not this year. Roll Tide.
Sorry sweetie you have so little to celebrate.😊 Bama will never do that because they have so many wins against everyone!
@@Heidi51616 *cough cough* iron bowl in the 90s
Given his roots in michigan state and ohio state, it is nice to know that nick saban retires with a loss to the wolverines in the rose bowl. Go blue!!
We got y’all back this year! Roll Tide!
Michigan Stadium has had a crowd of over 115,000 people. The stadium itself becomes a the 6th or 7th largest city in Michigan every home game
As a Michigander, I am contractually obligated to say "Go BLUE" and OHIO SUCKS" and Spartans are okay...at least they are from Michigan.
I always say go to an NFL game if you want to watch the best football, but go to a college game if you want to have the best experience!
You go to an nfl game for a fun day. You go to a college football game to watch football.
University of Michigan won the National Championship for the 2023 season! They also have won over 1,000 games…the most wins in American football at any level. Michigan’s stadium is the largest in the USA and 3rd largest in the world. Their fight song is consistently rated the most stirring in the country.
At 12:34, the team is the Florida State University (FSU) Seminoles. The chant the fans are doing is called the Warchant/Tomahawk Chop. FSU won the national championship in 1993, 1999, and 2013.
You are right about distances. University of Oregon is about 300 miles from Seattle, and about 500 miles from San Fransisco. So, in a lot of cases, I'm sure distance to pro sports is a factor. Though, I think the main thing is just a huge tradition of supporting university sports that goes back before professional was a thing.
"Jump Around" measured a 3.2 earthquake with the schools Geology Department!
College stadiums have more attendance than NFL but overall NFL is more popular. Some College stadiums hold over 100,000 people and sell out
At 3:20 if Tennessee has a big win they tear down the goalposts, carry it out of the stadium, and throw it in the Tennessee River
TEXAS A&M !!! they have midnight cheer practice, average attendance for practice is 50K. And game day 100k
You hit the nail on the head. Many states do not have a NFL team so an entire state will adopt the flagship state college team and everyone in that state lives and breaths that team
Love the college football reactions!
To explain LSUs… it’s in the city Baton Rouge. And they sing an older country song called “Calling Baton Rouge”
We've got another chant too, but it isn't too family-friendly. So it doesn't make many Top 10 videos for traditions.
The roots of American college football go back to the late 1860s, it didn’t become a pro game until the 1920s, so a lot of what you’re seeing is established in traditions that span generations
Alabama's is Dixieland Delight by the group Alabama. For the longest time it was baned from being played at the stadium because of the adlibs that were added in by the fans. The administration agreed to let us bring it back if we changed to adlibed words to more "family friendly" lyrics. It worked, for the most part.
Dixieland Delight is about Tennessee though.
The college game is much older than the NFL and their traditions were developed organically, over time, by region.
There are 32 NFL teams and the highest college division has some 130 teams.
Of the ten largest sports stadiums in the world, one is in North Korea, one in Australia, and the other eight are American college football stadiums.
These games hold over 1 hundred thousand
This is every Saturday during the season and replicated in a 100 stadiums
Friday night is high school footballs, Saturday all day is college football and Sundays (and Monday Night) are NFL football games. ;)
Oregon where you see and hear the song shout
That is where the movie Animal House was filmed and that song being in the movie
Those stadiums hold 80-100,000 people.
And then you have everyone outside .. So yeah it draws a crowd.
The full Clemson entrance vid is amazing !
Yes run down the hill through the stadium.
One thing you have to keep in mind is that most of our states are comparable to European nations in size. But a significant number of states don't have a professional team. College is it for us. Imagine having no pro teams in great Britain and having to go to France to watch "your" team play. That's reality for a lot of us. Oklahoma University (122 m /197 km) and Oklahoma State University (148m/237km) are way closer than Houston (435m/700km) or Kansas City (312m/502km). Now admittedly, Dallas is "only" 200 miles/ 320 kilometers away, but I HATE the Cowboys
College football as a whole is probably bigger than the NFL.
Go Big Orange Tennessee Vols!!! Rocky Top
8:10 secounds in was South Carolina Gamecocks I love them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
8:38 yup you can feel the whole place shake haha
The dumber part is if you tear down your own goalpost you get a huge fine! They started a gofundme for it and the fine was paid so quickly haha
As a season ticket holder for Virginia Tech, the quality of football may not be Alabama or Ohio State. The atmosphere that is in person is unmatched and if its a thursday night game nothing compares. I live in Georgia and can't ever make Thursdays games anymore so let me know if you ever come to the US. I got 4 tickets that you can definitely use.
You might be thinking of Clemson University. They run down a hill after getting off buses.
7:38
USC! USC! USC!
Hey Chatwin...I remember a few years ago when you did music reactions (I had subscribed), then you seem to have disappeared. I liked your reactions (especially Pentatonix)...SO, what happened ?? Will you ever do music reactions again....there's been tons and tons of Pentatonix videos which would knock your socks off !!
Whatever your decision, I wish you well.
These are BIG stake games. Please note, NOT all atmospheres are like these in USA college games. I am from Wisconsin and Badger crowds are boring and no way do they enter like this all the time. Big games, yes. As far as the biggest stadiums in USA -
1 Michigan Michigan Stadium (Ann Arbor, Mich.) 107,601
2 Penn State Beaver Stadium (University Park, Pa.) 106,572
3 Ohio State Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) 102,780
4 Texas A&M Kyle Field (College Station, Texas) 102,733
5 LSU Tiger Stadium (Baton Rouge, La.) 102,321
6 Tennessee Neyland Stadium (Knoxville, Tenn.) 101,915
7 Alabama Bryant-Denny Stadium (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 101,821
8 Texas Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (Austin, Texas) 100,119
9 Georgia Sanford Stadium (Athens, Ga.) 92,746
10 UCLA Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.) 91,136
11 Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Gainesville, Fla.) 88,548
12 Auburn Jordan-Hare Stadium (Auburn, Ala.) 87,451
13 Oklahoma Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (Norman, Okla.) 86,112
14 Nebraska Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, Neb.) 85,458
15 Clemson Clemson Memorial Stadium (Clemson, S.C.) 81,500
16 Notre Dame Notre Dame Stadium (South Bend, Ind.) 80,795
17 Florida State Doak Campbell Stadium (Tallahassee, Fla.) 79,560
18 South Carolina Williams-Brice Stadium (Columbia, S.C.) 77,559
19 Southern Cal Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (Los Angeles) 77,500
20 Wisconsin Camp Randall Stadium (Madison, Wisc.) 75,822
21 Michigan State Spartan Stadium (East Lansing, Mich.) 74,866
22 Arkansas Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium (Fayetteville, Ark.) 72,000
23 Washington Husky Stadium (Seattle, Wash.) 70,138
24 Iowa Kinnick Stadium (Iowa City, Iowa) 69,250
25 Temple Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia, Pa.) 68,532
Most of the Power 5 teams have huge stadiums, some seating over 100,000 people. And they're packed every game. No NFL stadium comes close. Try planning a trip for like 2 or 3 weeks and stay in south or the east coast where teams are more clustered and try going to a different game every weekend.
Clemson is where Trevor Lawrence played..my favorite.. GO TIGERS
Don't feel bad about saying Soccer, it was the British that invented the word. Since in the U.S. Gridiron Football is much more popular than Association Football, we just use the British word for the latter. Calling 2 different sports football would be confusing, even though both descend from Medieval Football.
One thing to keep in mind about college sports its that most of the people in the stands are students. Some universities have tens of thousands of students and alumni that are diehard fans of their schools.
I’m guessing they get free tickets? Full passion for your school I love it 😂
@ChatwinReacts At the highest level programs tickets are discounted but not free for students. Also no, the big crowds are not mostly students. Alabama has 38k students and a 103k seat stadium. The student section is only 17% of the stadium.
@@ChatwinSportsin some states such as those in the American south such as Alabama , college football is the only thing in town so that’s why those fans are so passionate
West virginia university football sweet caroline chant is awesome
All universities are colleges but not all colleges are universities. These schools are all universities. Oregon does not have a pro NFL team so in states like this college football rules. Also some states are so large that the NFL teams may be a long drive to see so again local universities will get more local fans.
Yeah that first sentence spun me 😂
Lol, job complete!!! I thought this may be confusing but it's still true@@ChatwinSports
@@ChatwinSports Autzen Stadium in Eugene, the home of the Ducks, while seating a relatively small 54,000, is the fourth loudest college stadium in the country at 127 decibels.
Alot of these games have 80+ thousand some even 100 thousand
Don't hate the word soccer.... It comes from you guys..
It started off as association football ... then assoc... and finally soccer.
But don't worry about it man ✌😎I'm smart enough to keep up. I know what you mean.
Colorado is all hype this year because " Prime Time " Sanders , who was the king of hype when he played , is the new coach there . Don't believe the hype .
Alabama has 18 national championships!
As an Ohio State Alumni "Hang on Sloopy" doesn't translate well to video... You need to be there. Even more so if it is OSU v Michigan at the Shoe.
You would need to go to a big game or home opener
Yes it was South Carolina.
In the United States it is called a field not a pitch what you say in the UK. Remember field. Thank you.
Yes college football is bigger than the NFL in terms of popularity. Attendance averages about 85,000 whereas the NFL stadiums are typically built for about 75,000. In the southeastern conference alone there are four stadiums of over 100,000 seats a Michigan stadium is the second largest in the world. These college stadiums particularly for the larger schools were built in the 1920s and 30s and added onto steadily to reach their current size. Professional football really didn’t get going until the first half of the 20th century where is college football has been played since the late 1800s and has grown steadily. There are multiple divisions of college football based upon school size and team quality but there is no relegation. College football really came into it’s own when the networks bought the television rights involving hundreds of millions of dollars.
9:46
Shouting USC…university of South Carolina
The Florida State Seminoles will face Georgia Tech on Sunday, Aug. 24, 2024, at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland. None better than FSU Seminoles!
Haaaahaaaa brilliant, you should play nfl on Xbox
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South is best boooo pen mich Ohio
They don’t know football like the south lol
FSU entrance the best in college football
Colorado sucks
You do NOT need to watch last years National Championship. It was the most lopsided and boring championship I can remember. Also Tennessee fans get so excited when they beat Alabama bc it rarely happens since they suck so much ass. ROLL TIDE!!
College football stadiums are no where as big as professional football stadium.
College stadiums are way bigger than NFL stadiums🤦
This is THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN STADIUM KNOW AS "THE BIG HOUSE" which has had attendance of 115,000 college football fans!
There are only 32 NFL TEAMS in the USA. There are 767 College & University FOOTBALL Teams in the NCAA, spread over all 50 states, which is 24 Times more teams than the NFL.
DOES THIS GIVE YOU PERSPECTIVE ON College versus The Professional NFL😂
Colorado sucks!