Graham Family Reacts To Best College Football Traditions pt 2
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Graham Family Reacts To Best College Football Traditions pt 2
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I have said that Jono will not want to go home after visiting Texas. Now I am convinced that Lea will have to be dragged to the plane, kicking and screaming, “No!! Just leave me here!! There’s still things to do!!!!” LOL 😂. The look on her face says, “I just want to be there.” Hopefully y’all will be able to come over soon. Hope y’all had a great Valentine’s Day.🤠👍🇨🇱
Bubba... another great Family YT Channel; *"Your New Zealand Family"!!* They just recently visited the U.S and they stopped by Texas. This is their reaction to *Texas BBQ!!!*
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She won’t want to leave the horses.
@@shadowangel3995 nope. She want to be here so bad. If she gets around the horses and a real ranch, she will only leave kicking and screaming.
That’s the Chilean flag fyi not the Texas flag
@@benitoswagolini7140 close enough.
Most of the games have from 80,000 to 105,000 people. This is every weekend from Sept to Dec. The tailgating is even bigger. The SEC is the best football and fan participation
The first one, with the Native American on horseback, was Florida State University Seminoles. Our mascots represent an actual chief and his horse from history (Chief Osceola and Renegade). It’s funny that you said it means war when he got off of Renegade and threw the spear in the ground. That is actually what it means. You see, normally Chief Osceola and Renegade ride to the middle of the field and rare up. Then he plants the spear. (My favorite to watch) Only when our team plays the University of Florida Gators does Chief Osceola get off of his horse and plant the spear. Big rivalry game. What you hear the crowd doing is the “War Chant” and the motion with their arms is called the “Tomahawk Chop”. It’s a fun atmosphere. If you’re ever here during the season you should visit.
Go Noles!
Gator fan here. But always respect for FSU & how they've worked with & honored the Seminole Tribe. And that entrance is just incredible. Which makes it more fun when we beat you there ;) But seriously always so well done.
@@Chrysalis-uu5ecfrom a Seminole, respect to you 💯
The tradition of “War Eagle” came from when the university of Georgia and Auburn played their first game back in 1892. There was a civil war veteran present at the game and he had a pet eagle he found on the battlefield during the civil war and it got loose during the game. Auburn was behind in the score but when the eagle got loose and flew around the stadium , Auburn’s football team saw it as a sign and a rallying cry and proceeded to win the game. Ever since then Auburn flys an eagle around the stadium as one of arguably the best traditions in college football. And to answer your question they rotate a few eagles including bald eagles and golden eagles. Also all eagles are rehabilitated eagles that can’t be reintroduced back into the wild so they become ambassadors for their species. Hope this helped yall. War Damn Eagle!
Yes, you should! Tailgating is wonderful, and cranks up trhe excitment!
The one with the eagle flying around the stadium was the University of Auburn War Eagle. The eagle close over the stadium for luck. The one with the Roman centurion was the University of Southern California. The nickname is the Trojans and the pre game tradition is for the Drum Msjor to plant his sword into the 50 yard line.
The bigger stadiums are over 100,000 people. The home team crowd tries to make as much noise as possible when the opposing team's Offense is on the field to drown out their play calling. You can also detect the large crowd jumping up and down on nearby earthquake seismometers.
Every single reaction from people from outside the US says " it's just 2:51 college!" Oh my!! College football culture is massive and what you see on those videos is absolutely typical for Saturdays in the fall every year!! Also, every school has a marching band. They put on intricate and awesome halftime shows. You should watch some of those videos! Yes, tailgating is huge and goes on all day! Auburn University in Alabama has the eagle. Their chant is "War Eagle!" LSU in Baton Rouge hasike the Tiger but they no longer put him in a cage and bring him into the stadium for the game. Their stadium is sometimes called "Death Valley" and was measured to be the loudest stadium in the SEC or country. Hope you guys get to go to a college game, preferably in the south!!!
Jono would fit in with Kid's Hockey. In fact, I'm sure him and another parent would get into a Screaming Match. LOL.
Hello Graham family! Thanks for another great reaction. Love seeing a new video from y'all! Much love from north Texas!!!
When you said those are the Romans I had to giggle. That's the USC (university of southern California) Trojans. You'd fit right in here yelling to support Garin, lol.
The second one was Auburn University my Old College and before every game The Eagle 🦅 aka The War Eagle 🦅 circles around the stadium lands midfield and everyone yells War Eagle!!!
To be really honest, the big reason for the popularity and how big college football is in America is college football is BIG MONEY! Big money made for the colleges, big money for the tv networks, big money for the coaches, big money for the merchandising like T-shirts, Jerseys,Mugs etc, and Big money made for the sponsors with the tv advertisements of products.
When I played high school football back in the early 1960's in a small town in Alabama we used to get around 5,000 people at our home games .
Show the family Nascar wrecks, fights and infield parties/tailgating please & thank you
The team with the covered wagon was the University of Oklahoma Sooners. The name is taken from the Oklahoma Land Rush of 1889. The U.S. government was distributing lands taken from native americans and assigned to people who were literally rushing out to grab their piece of land. The term "Sooner" came from those who got to a parcel sooner than any of the other 50,000 people who were, for lack of better term, competing for a piece of land. For this reason, the state of Oklahoma is known as "The Sooner State."
Y’all need to go to a big Auburn game and see the eagle fly in person preferably a night game. One of the best traditions in college football
The Tomahawk Chop is thought to have started at Florida State. Deion Sanders bought it to The Atlanta Braves. It is a sight to behold to see a whole stadium doing the Tomahawk chop. It unnerved many opposing player in 1991 and 1992.
The difference is at Florida State, we do it in unison where it's very haphazard at Atlanta and Kansas City.
I love the way your videos. You get to the meat of the thing and don't spend 10 minutes hearing your own voice. Great job and honest reactions. Keep it up.
GBR (Go Big Red) The Nebraska Huskers Tunnel walk is something you need to experience in person. College football is by far my favorite sport to watch and I follow religiously year round ( off season included)
You should react to NCAA March Madness, it’s a big college basketball tournament in March! People fill out brackets and watch games all day long! It’s one of the best times of the year!
I’m taking vacation to watch!
I agree with this.
So true.👍
Y'all are awesome, really enjoy your reactions, can't wait to see you using your smoker
American college football has so many great traditions. I'm a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy (Go Falcons!!), my son is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point (Beat Navy!), my second son-in-law's brother is a graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis (Beat Army!), my father earned his bachelors degree at South Dakota State University (go Jackrabbits!) and have been the national champions in football in their division for the past two years, beating out the North Dakota State Bisons, which is my father-in-law's alma mater and were the perennial champions of their division for almost a decade. My father earned his Masters Degree at the University of Wyoming (Go Cowboys!), and his Ph.D. at the University of Texas in Austin (Hook 'em Horns!). My brother is a graduate of the University of New Mexico (go Lobos!), my sister from Colorado State University (go Rams!), my youngest daughter and her husband from the University of Texas in San Antonio (Beep, Beep! Go Roadrunners!). However, my two eldest daughters are graduates of Texas A&M University at College Station, Texas. Everything I related prior to that statement was intended to point out that I have a lot of experience with college football traditions, but I know of no college, university or any other institution of higher learning that has greater traditions than Texas A&M University. It is in a class of it's own. Texas A&M is the home of the 12th man, where all students stand during football games to demonstrate their readiness to go on to the field if needed, probably the only major university that doesn't have "cheerleaders," they have "yell-leaders" who are all male, and actually lead the student body in "yells." And as a teaser, you need to know that Aggies never lose--they may run out of time or they may be outscored, but AGGIES NEVER LOSE. You'll have to Google it to fully appreciate it. Gig 'em!!
Y'all DEFINITELY need to come to DFW for the Texas-OU game.
It's played at the Cotton Bowl on the grounds of the Texas State Fair.
OU fans cover one half, from the end zone to the 50 yard line and UT fans get the other half.
It's the perfect "neutral site" game.
Tailgating if normally before the game, like couple hours before hand. Catch a buzz or in most cases get hammered and grill out then walk to stadium and enjoy the game
You show the Texas Tech Masked Rider on a big black stallion leading the players onto the field. Goosebumps worthy.
I advise yall to take a trip during the season one day to Florida to attend a Florida state game (First team in this video). It is an absolutely electric atmosphere and something that is just different live.
The rivalry between FSU (Seminoles Gators) & FL is intense. FSU does have a.most impressive mascot in Chief Osceola & Renegade. Their chant is epic.
The Blue and Gold is the Big House at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Biggest stadium in the Western Hemisphere with past events hosting up to 115k people (according to Wikipedia)
Great vid!
Great family. New subscriber. You are all amazing. Thank you
The Eagle that was flying is called Challenger named in honor of the crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger. He was trained to do a flyover during Sporting Events.
The Army/Navy game. The only game on earth where the people on the field are willing to die for all of the people in the stands watching.
USA college football started 50 years before the NFL. Biggest stadiums for college exceed 100,000.
If you EVER get a chance go! Tailgate (BBQ-drinking) before the game. I`ve been to like 50 games and
it NEVER gets old. Team mascots are the BEST! It`s an all day thing.
Little man is doing a great job introducing the videos. Little girl also does a great job!! Heck, ya'll all are doing a great job! Just subscribed to your channel😊😊😊
There's actually better videos of the college traditions than this for you guys to fully enjoy. They are a little more in-depth , and they show more. Great reaction guys 👍🏽
Even my highschool football games were crazy. The traditions you had senior year was so much fun. White outs, black outs, seniors always up front on the bleachers. Now I love the Illinois state university football games.
The Army Navy game is one of the two oldest college rivalries in US history. Another very old rivalry is the, I think, Navy and Notre Dame annual game. Another big rivalry that I’m personally familiar with is the Georgia State/ Georgia Tech game.
In the 2002 Winter Olympics, a university American football field is used for the opening and closing ceremony. I went to the university as a student and you can still see the cauldron at the stadium and from one of the buildings you can see the arch where the athletes came in.
There is a lot of state pride from state to state. We’re proud of our state and we show up even if we have to drive five hours to see them every Saturday.
American college football, now we're talking! I'm from the US south and college football is a religion here. It's much more popular here then the NFL(Professional League). It's as if Uni football in England was more popular than the Premier League...hard to imagine.
Virginia Tech's entrance is electric. Lane Stadium is rocking to Metallica's Enter Sandman, the Highty-Tighties (the Virginia Tech Corp of Cadets band) gets going, the students start bouncing, and then the team comes out. It's great.
On a smaller scale Utah State University has a tradition at basketball games that is awesome. It's called winning team/losing team.
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Y’all need to be Oregon Ducks fans! The Ducks are insanely fun to watch and we love picking up new fans around the world! Go Ducks 🦆
Several years ago a college basketball game was played on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier. Michigan State vs. North Carolina i believe. It was spectacular watching. Just thought your son might be interested in it.
Nebraska played a women's basketball game in that stadium in 2023 and it was to a sold out crowd becoming the largest attended woman's basketball game in history. side note - when basketball was invented by James Naismith in the late 1800's women played a game a few days later than the men did. In the USA it is the first time men and women on a college campus played on the same court and the same sport. The women played in the dress of the day, long skirts, high heeled shoes, and long shirts.
Check out the worlds largest
Cocktail party (University of Georgia versus University of Florida) tail gate party.
The "Roman" in the nearly empty stadium is a Trojan, the mascot of the University of Southern California. They do look a lot like a Roman soldier, but it is a Trojan. The female teams of the University are known as the Women of Troy. Look up your history in reference to the Trojan War.
Have you seen the Ohio State marching band videos? Awesome talent! (And I’m a Texan!)
I do hope y’all come to Tallahassee to watch a FSU Florida State Seminole football game in 2025 when the stadium is finished being renovated. Maybe we all can meet and enjoy the game.
The one where you covered your son’s eyes and said don’t look at the girls is a chant called Rammer Jammer in Alabama.
“Hey Aggies, Hey aggies! We just beat the hell outta you Rammer Jammer Yellow hammer Give em hell Alabama. They play that song after every win and just change the team name from Aggies to Whomever we stomp. ROLL TIDE
You and your family should check out the craziest and loudest college football moments or crowd reactions
As fans of Texas, you guys need to see videos of the University of Texas mascot Bevo (a Texas Longhorn) on the field.
The buffalo from Colorado University (my alma mater) is named Ralphie.
You guys should react to Zealand's video explanation about March Madness. The NCAA basketball tournament starts in a couple of weeks and you can learn the fun tradition of creating your own bracket prediction and competing against each other.
DAD STOP PAUSING LMAO talk after the video
The college team names reflect the heritage and culture of the states. Example, the Tennessee Volunteers reflect the Tennesseeans who have fought in wars, the Florida Gators reflect the Florida wildlife, Native American tribes are represented by teams all over the country such as the Florida State Seminoles (flaming spear) and University of Illinois fighting Illini. Every state has a unique identifier. The badger state (Wisconsin), the Tarheel state (North Carolina), the Hoosier state (Indiana) and their teams reflect those names as well. The history of the states are so blended into the history of the game that they add to the fans identifying with a team or teams. Throwing cross state and intrastate rivalries and it is truly magical. Plus the US is a big country. We do things big.
I didn’t see it in the video, but the University of South Carolina plays Sandstorm by Darude before their games. I’ve been there many times and when over 77,000 folks get into it, you can literally feel the infrastructure swaying.
You should check out some of the traditions leading up to a University of Notre Dame home game
You have to have a Pick'em Up Truck in order to have a "Tail Gate" :))
“ College football miracles of the last ten years” great video
You should checkout the stadiums we have here in Texas for high school football.
do top 10 HIGH SCHOOL Stadiums. some of the views are insane!
Hate they ended LSU tradition of bringing in Mike the Tiger into stadium in cage. They use to put the cage right by visitors entrance so he would scare them. Hearing a live Tiger roar was intimidating for visiting teams.
The real legionnaire marching band is the NSU (Norfolk State University) Spartans
The sound is fine!
The Big House, where Michigan plays is the biggest stadium in the USA and the 3rd largest stadium in the world.. Such a fun atmosphere
If y’all want to see madness, then watch March Madness game winners with the family. It’s crazy. I warn you now. The adrenaline will be overwhelming.
You should react to what 2.5 million dollars gets you at the superbowl, that is a great video, recommend 💯
Auburn has the War Eagle which flies around the stadium every day. Chief Osceola is Florida St, they are the Seminoles. That's the Native American tribe that inhabitanted Florida
You should also look at HBCU’s historical black college, and universities
To check out our other major college sport, I suggest the video “Best/Loudest College Basketball Crowd Reactions of All Time”.
Memorial Stadium [aka The Big House] at the University of Michigan is the third largest sports stadium in the world !! It holds the US record of 115,109 admissions for a Michigan State vs Notre Dame game in 2013.
Drones films the games from above !
University of Iowa’s wave to the kids at the Children’s Hospital is the best tradition in all of sports!
Tailgating in Green Bay has some really good videos on youtube.
The one with the eagle is the auburn tigers secondary mascot war eagle. college teams take mascots serious lol
Best fly-overs would be exciting
And the largest in NFL history was a 42-plane flyover of homemade civilian airplanes at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City Chiefs, 10-13-13, trailing pink smoke for breast cancer awareness month. Video is on YT.
It's a short video but could be part of a two-fer reaction
We(USA) love our college football!!
What you have to understand about college football is that it started DECADES before professional NFL football. The first college football game was between Rutgers and Yale Universities in 1869. The NFL did not begin until the 1920s. So these traditions predate professional football by many years.
Second, there are many colleges around America in small towns and small states that to this day do not have professional teams. So many people identify with the college teams they can actually easily see play.
Third except for baseball which has a minor league system to develop players college sports are essentially the minor leagues where NFL level players get to play in front of the hometown fans. The fans strongly identify with their teams as a result of these factors. And they show up.
I grew up in Tennessee before the NFL Tennessee Titans existed. The Nearest professional team to me was in Atlanta Georgia or Cincinnati Ohio. Hundreds of miles away, but my local university had a team just six miles away and the University of Tennessee was just 90 miles (2 hours drive) from home. I saw many games of both teams years before I could see a professional football game. Saturdays in September through November are festivals outside the stadiums. With tail gate parties, barbecues, alcohol, marching bands, alumni events, rallies, etc. and every game is as important as a playoff because only 12 teams make the playoff based on how well they did.
The one with the ROMAN It's actually a TROJAN.
This is the University of Southern California (USC). The reason the stadium is empty is because if they are not playing at a high caliber, people in the city of Los Angeles California Have a number or other options...
Pro Football = Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams
Pro Hockey = Los Angeles Kings and the Anaheim Ducks
Pro Basketball = Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers
Pro Soccer = Los Angeles Galaxy and Los Angeles FC
Pro Baseball = Los Angeles dodgers and Los Angeles Angels
This is only sports not to mention the ocean the mountains and other items to do and also their arrivals University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
When they find out college football TV deals are in the billions and many of these colleges are in rural towns or places without any pro teams so the entire state and more supporting these teams they’ll understand the stadium size 😂
You’re bang on about the tailgating. People just having a good time bbq’ing food, getting as drunk as possible so you don’t have to buy as many drinks inside the stadium. 99% of people in there have a truck and they put down the tailgate for people to sit/hangout/drink on hence the term “tailgating”
Actually there used to be Tigers at some of the stadiums. Not really sure if they’re still allowed to have them anymore 😅
College football Saturday means that the local college team stadium becomes the 3rd largest city in the state.
for people trying to compare NFL atmospheres to College Football. NOTHING compares to college football in america. we live and breathe it every single day of the year. if you guys ever get the chance to go to one, TAKE IT, YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT
The horse is a Native American breed called an Appaloosa.
He's not a Roman. He's a Trojan!
I want to take you guys to a Penn State White Out game:)
Check out LSU Tiger Stadium. Loudest college football stadium in the usa
As grad of Penn State letter basketball and track and WVU letter LaCross nothing like game at State College Pa. or Morgantown W.Va.
The USC Trojans (not Roman's) the Eagle (Auburn War Eagle) The Seminole native American (Florida State Seminoles), The Buffalo (University of Colorado Buffaloes) are the teams Mascots
I recommend you guys watch The Star spangled banner like you never heard it and The night Osama Bin Laden was killed -Phillies and Mets baseball game
2:10 They looking at #1 of that top 10 list right there. University of Michigan.
War Eagle + rolling Toomer’s corner-no place like it on earth
Another great tradition is Army-West Point Cadet Parachute Team delivering the game ball
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Florida State Seminole guy comes on: Wow that is so cool…like totally not racist at all
Jono, at any sports event, scream for your son if for nothing else show him you are a PROUD father. Also at the next event open the trunk/boot of your car pull out a chair and table and sit with
a drink and a burger. Maybe you'll start a fad.
there are dorms under the Michigan stadium field
Imagine, every Saturday 50-100k people go to 50+ stadiums, with another 50-100k people not in the stadium, but partying (tailgating) in the parking lot!! That's about 5 million people each and every Saturday taking in the College Football atmosphere!! With many more watching from home!
if you’ve never played in front of a big crowd you’ll never know how deafening it is for the players
Typically when you see an animal out there it’s representative of the mascot
the roman is actually a trojan. usc is the school. if you do come to watch a game be sure the teams are in the sec conference, the best conference, imo. ROLL TIDE
The NFL is the newcomer, it's only been around since 1920. College and High School football are both older.