Can't wait for him to finally end up doing something like Mid Major Basketball Arenas or something. You know he'll get there, and you know that video will be good
@@theshawshankinception1220 ...as do I... ...have always enjoyed going to other school's games...going to Memorial Stadium at KU in Lawrence next week (where the teams & the marching band outnumber the fans in the stands)... ...then to DKR Stadium at Texas in Austin in mid-November... ...looking forward to both trips...
Five Points Vids is the kinda UA-camr to run out of ideas and then turn old ideas he used a long time ago update them and aim for a couple 100K views. No joke the most underrated sports UA-camr in the world
Neyland Stadium (officially pronounced "Knee-land") also had dorms under the south and east side like LSU, and from '88 when they closed until last year, most of the space was used for storage by the anthropology department to house its collection of over 3000 cadavers. Yes, there were actually bodies under Neyland 😂 Also, I think an honorable mention should've gone to Bristol Motor Speedway (capacity: 170,000) for hosting the largest ever attended college football game back 2016, Tennessee vs. Virginia Tech
I have also heard of The Body Farm and that is also a part of the anthropology department. The guy that made that concept absolutely changed the game for homicide investigations. Moreover, the archaeology department has also used their findings to help shed light on how people lived, as well as died, in historical times as well, so it is literally the gift that keeps on giving.
Impressive to have that streak remain active through your worst season.... every? ... No doubt the dedication of Nebraska football fans is rivaled to none. You guys started the tradition of all one color... for decades it's been a "Sea of Red" ... Good to have you guys in the B1G
Gbr and this comment comes after we won against Michigan state n almost won against Ohio state we have ome of the best quarter backs in college football n he's a freshman husker train is starting to roll full steam watch out in the next couple years we will b back on top
ADKenkel they will always sell out because every team in the big ten will travel to see Nebraska fans have the heart ripped out of their chest. But seriously, as a Wisconsin fan I will make a trip every time we play there. Unbelievably loud, the home fans are great, and I love the Nebraska football history. Wish a speedy recovery to the black shirts!
He got all his info from Wikipedia, doesn't check sources. For diehard college football fans this is the kind of video we're all gonna click on.. but the inaccurate facts are annoying. C'mon man... Just get one additional source... Is there any other sports league that has teams who update their stadiums more than College Football?
I got nothing against the South Carolina Gamecocks but unfortunately I just think they have a some of lame traditions compared to other schools. Sandstorm chief among them.
I don't even watch college football, or football period, but man was this a fun video to watch. Hilarious on top of it, but my God, I didn't know some of these stadiums were that insanely massive.
Super cool tradition that has my support as a Michigan fan as well. Kinnick Stadium seems to be one of the best environments out there and I would love to visit.
Do you realize how young Nebraska is this year. It takes time he got players who were not developed by a good coach. We better destroy buthune cookman. GBR
IdahoRodgers USMC You have no idea what you are talking about. Pelini was terrible for the school. Regressed every year and could not recruit. Part of the reason why Riley failed so hard (aside from his own ineptitude) was because Pelini left the cupboard dry. That’s why the talent level in Lincoln is so low.
Cole Kitchen Nobody cares about attendance when you're winning national titles every other year. I'm not even a Bama fan but cracking on them about attendance is retarded.
@@29Texan no actually there is a report on this... LA is one of few who are willing to pay the $$$ Olympics is a huge financial loss for other countries... ua-cam.com/video/0bXJGZgR1BU/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/CbPELB764Ck/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/agLejq--Gic/v-deo.html
got to love michigan's new play they invented. where 2 players, one of which is the team captain, removes the shoe of a player from the opposing team. it took 150 years for such a play to be invented? michigan IS the cutting edge of college football.
I used to watch Maty Mauk play in high school (mainly when he would destroy my hometown team and leave me in ruin) and had such high hopes for him... he had high hopes, but for something much more different than football.
Aye I’m in osu’s marching band and I appreciate the shoutout when talking about osu’s stadium lol. Wish we weren’t famous for flossing. I know so many interesting facts about our stadium it’s insane, you should do a more in-depth version of this list because I’m interested to know how unique our history/traditions are
I might do JUST traditions as a video. I keep these short/summary style other wise the vid would be an hour. Also thats AWESOME that youre in the band, seriously the most creative and interesting band in the country!
@@nathanstevens826 I still can't believe your fight song was written by an Ohio U Grad, and it remains to state "O H I O" without any reference to state... you've legit been singing the name of another school for 99 years.
If you ever get a chance, try to see a game in the Rose Bowl. There is nothing like it. I have been to a number of college stadiums (Ohio State, Tennessee, Texas and others) but nothing beats the Rose Bowl on a sunny fall day when the San Gabriel Mountains glow in the background.
There were dorms in Ohio State's Horseshoe back in the 70's and I've been told the marching band could always be heard loud and clear, and not just on game days. TBDBITL practices a lot!
In "The Blind Side" Sandra Bullock's character told him NOT to go to Tennessee, "because they have bodies buried under the stadium." Well, yes and no. No, no bodies are "buried under the stadium". BUT... South Stadium Hall houses the offices for the Anthropology Department at UT. The UT Anthropological Research Facility (AKA the Body Farm) does store the skeletal remains of the bodies used at the Body Farm in storage rooms, underneath the stadium, in South Stadium Hall, once all primary forensic research has been performed on the bodies.
@@kh7955 - You miss the point. The joke happened a while back, he just reminded us of it. Speaking as a person who was taught "Roll Tide Roll" by the age of two, it really never gets old.
Spent time at University of Iowa Hospitals- staying with my elderly Dad- Had a chance to visit and tour the Children's hospital observation area- it is awesome and the wave is awesome. My elderly father passed- from severe stroke- but he was able to hear our stories about the Children's hospital- and responded with hard squeeze's to our hands. As a bonus- he was an organ donor for his beautiful skin, and at last report, 44 beneficiaries where suitable for his donor contribution.
Any list without Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado is incomplete. It is the most beautiful campus and stadium in the world, right up against the Flat Iron Mountains, and the red stone is majestic. The team has been so irrelevant for so long people forgot they are lead in by Ralphie the pet Buffalo in the most amazing entrance in football. Soon you'll all learn why it was considered so iconic in the 80s and 90s.
You should do worst 25 stadiums in college football. And if this video happens because of me WSU's Martin stadium better be included. Roast my beloved stadium
nicthegiant I was thinking a Pac-12 one would roast Pullman more than enough. I mean, it’s pretty bad when your idea of exciting nightlife is going to Idaho. Also, why is it east-west instead of north-south?
@@EthanRKassel honestly we might do more than just bar hop and drink in the fields but I wouldn't be the one to know. Yes I go to the number 1 party school in the state but I am one of like 12 people that don't drink.
I go to Penn State and I have never once heard anybody refer to The Whiteout as "The White House". The Berkey Creamery even came up with Whiteout ice cream this year for the week leading up to it.
I'm a Buckeye and, of course, love the 'Shoe, but I think Spartan Stadium is underrated. Went to a road game there and got to sit near the OSU bench, and it was scary. The fans are like right on top of you.
When you said uab blazers, you have no clue on how happy I was. I was wearing a uab sweat shirt earlier today and I am proud. Ever faithful, ever loyal!
I’ve been to every ACC stadium except for Pitt and plenty of SEC stadiums as well to watch Clemson, so I’ll say this- Kyle Field is no joke. Texas A&M fans are extremely passionate about all of their traditions and culture, but they’re also one of the most friendly fanbases in the SEC and will gladly welcome visiting fans into College Station*. But when kickoff rolls around, they will let your team have it, going as far as yelling on 4th down when your punter is waiting for the snap. KF is the loudest stadium I’ve been to outside of Clemson, and it’s not even close. It’s an experience well-worth the trip. *This does not apply to Texas fans
HOLY SHIT I LOST MY SHIT AT THE GAMECOCKS ONE! Hilarious as always 5points! to be fair every roast was great! Surprised you didn't roast us Wiscy fans!
The 12th man has a lot of history. their was a game where the aggies were losing a lot of players and the coach picked someone in the stands to come play for their players. But he never played. 1922
Been to three on this list. Neyland, Beaver, and Clemson's Memorial. Despite Clemson being significantly smaller than the other two, it was BY FAR the loudest... and it wasn't even a sell out!
Straight up, Clemson fans really are some of the most enthusiastic (some would say rabid) fans in college football. And that does translate into serious noise. The fans know this, so this is one of the hardest places for an opponent to come in and play.
"And he scoOores! On the last play of the gAaAme!" I was a student at Michigan at the time and oh man, that was heart breaking. But it's still hilarious.
As someone who's went to every home game at Michigan Stadium since 2012, I don't remember ever taking out my keys and jingling them. It's ok, I still love you FivePoints Vids.
I was thinking if yall did that seems like some fans would definitely lose their keys dropping them etc, on another note I'm a lifelong diehard BAMA fan but one of these days I'd like to go to Ann Arbor and watch a Michigan game at the big house, I bet it's a wild atmosphere
Kyle Field has a lot not mentioned in the video. Tell me about your favorite school's stadium in comments below! 1. The 12th Man is so loud that I once could hear the fans from 2 miles away. 2. The north end of the field has a cemetery dedicated to all deceased Reveille mascots (Reveille VIII was recently buried there). After an expansion closed off the north side of the field, a scoreboard was placed there so they can watch every Aggie win. 3. "Sawing the horns off" shakes the stadium so much that it once made Kirk Herbstreit nervous. Texas A&M athletes are known for jumping into the crowd to join the 12th Man in this tradition, but (American) football is the only exception I know of due to safety reasons. 4. The second expansion added the "Hall of Champions" on the west side of the field. 5. Unlike most stadiums in America, Kyle Field is surrounded by statues that celebrate the 12th Man rather than the program history. 6. Alabama fans can get excited that Alabama coaches Paul "Bear" Bryant and Gene Stallings, both with connections to Texas A&M, are both represented with their names in the stadium and on local streets. For more about both coaches' ties to the university, type "Junction Boys" in an internet search engine. 7. The largest attendance at Kyle Field also is the largest ever in the state of Texas for a (American) football game: the 2014 game against Ole Miss at 110,631 (including myself). This record will most likely stand for a very long time, as the current expansion (from what I know) cannot hold this many spectators. 8. Kyle Field is one of the few (if not the only) stadiums in the world where the fans do not boo at the opposing team. However, the 12th Man is known to hiss at the opposition and at bad calls. This was once noted by a grateful Nick Saban on his weekly radio show after a road win at Kyle Field in 2015. 9. The partially demolished stadium in the video was taken in 2015 during the second expansion (west side) that was completed just before the 2016 season. 10. The 12th Man had a tradition of "standing on the wood." This meant that students would stand on the bleachers (formerly made of wood - hence the name) for the entire game except at halftime or during injuries. This tradition was discontinued after the 2015 season due to safety reasons, but that didn't stop students from disobedience. 11. While the 12th Man is known for being loud, the quietest it probably ever got was when Johnny Manziel hurt his knee in a game against Missouri in 2012. From what I've heard, you could hear a pin drop in the stadium.
Three things I wanna say: 1: Neyland is pronounced like you’d say knee. 2: I dislike both Ben Hill Griffith stadium and Bryant-Denny stadium on principle. 3: I want to say that Bobby Dodd stadium deserves an honorable mention.
LOL THE MATY MAUK JOKE! We mad the kid cry at our conference basketball game back in high school. We chanted “Cry Matty Cry!” As we were whomping Kenton. Good times. Got screamed at by our AD for it 😂
Subbed! Plz sub back. I make shitty content right now but when I figure out how to edit and stuff I will be pretty good. Rn I don’t do anything that cool but in the future I will create madden content and music!
Hey dude, I'm glad you decided to include The University of South Carolina on this "Critique" video. Even though, through your own criteria, you were required to, but you made only two points about the stadium. First, I want to comment on where you got it wrong after you completely glossed over the first badass point that you made about, "If we ain't swayin' we ain't playin'," but I'll get to that later... The University of South Carolina does not come out to Darude's "Sandstorm." Although it has been played relentlessly since a few years into the Spurrier years; it is neither our fight song or our entrance music. "Step to the rear" is the fight song and just need it's place in this comment. "Thus Spake Zarathustra" (aka 2001) It was written by German composer Richard Strauss. Though the piece was a part of the classical repertoire and introduced in 1896. It was later used in a film as the key musical motif in Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey. In 1969, it became the beginning of the introductions to every show performed by Elvis Presley. followed by the Elvis theme, and Presley appearing on stage. Professional wrestler Ric Flair also famously used the piece as his entrance music. The Gamecocks began using it at all home games in 1981 because of the correlation to the year 2001, which is when the University of South Carolina celebrated its bicentennial year. (source WIKI/ ME) The second point about Joe Morrison's quote is entirely true, and this is where it's really badass. The East side had less foundation and support as the West side; so it was engineered to be able to sway from side to side. This way, with strong winds and/or a crazy fan base, it could carry the load. The student body discovered this and in several successful attempts to intimidate the opposing team, would all move their bodies, as one from side to side, and make the upper deck sway as much as 12 feet from side to side. I saw the game from the West side when we played (and beat) a #1 ranked Alabama and witnessed our fans make the East side sway again for the first time after engineers had fixed the problem years earlier. I can't remember if it was that game, (can't find the audio/video) but Kirk Herbstreet has said that he has seen it done and it makes it one of the most terrifying places to play in college football. And fuck Clemson, you didn't even "critique" that shit-hole of a stadium. You left out the one key "critique" of the whole "23 most exciting seconds in football" They have to get on buses, after they suit up, just to get to the other side of the stadium. But you want to talk about a pet rock. Just read about their founder Ben: Benjamin Tillman Tillman around 1910 United States Senator from South Carolina In office March 4, 1895 - July 3, 1918 Preceded by Matthew Butler Succeeded by Christie Benet 84th Governor of South Carolina In office December 4, 1890 - December 4, 1894 Lieutenant Eugene B. Gary (1890-1893) Washington H. Timmerman(1893-1894) Preceded by John Peter Richardson III Succeeded by John Gary Evans Personal details Born Benjamin Ryan Tillman, Jr. August 11, 1847 Trenton, South Carolina, U.S. Died July 3, 1918 (aged 70) Washington, D.C., U.S. Political party Democratic Spouse(s) Sallie Starke (1868-1918, his death) Relations George Dionysius Tillman(brother) Nickname(s) "Pitchfork Ben" Benjamin Ryan Tillman (August 11, 1847 - July 3, 1918) was a politician of the Democratic Party who served as Governor of South Carolina from 1890 to 1894, and a United States Senator from 1895 until his death in 1918. A white supremacist who opposed civil rights for blacks, Tillman led a paramilitary group of Red Shirts during South Carolina's violent 1876 election. On the floor of the U.S. Senate, he frequently ridiculed blacks, and boasted of having helped to kill them during that campaign. In the 1880s, Tillman, a wealthy landowner, became dissatisfied with the Democratic leadership and led a movement of white farmers calling for reform. He was initially unsuccessful, though he was instrumental in the founding of Clemson University as an agricultural school. In 1890, Tillman took control of the state Democratic Party, and was elected governor. During his four years in office, 18 African Americans were lynched in South Carolina-the 1890s saw the most lynchings of any decade in South Carolina. Tillman tried to prevent lynchings, but spoke in support of the lynch mobs, stating his own willingness to lead one. In 1894, at the end of his second two-year term, he was elected to the U.S. Senate by vote of the state legislature. Tillman was known as "Pitchfork Ben" because of his aggressive language, as when he threatened to use one to prod that "bag of beef", President Grover Cleveland. Considered a possible candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 1896, Tillman lost any chance after giving a disastrous speech at the convention. He became known for his virulent oratory (especially against African Americans) but also as an effective legislator. The first federal campaign finance law, banning corporate contributions, is commonly called the Tillman Act. Tillman was repeatedly re-elected, serving in the Senate for the rest of his life. One of his legacies was South Carolina's 1895 constitution, which disenfranchised most of the black majority and ensured white rule for more than half a century.
Please do 25 more college stadiums. It's fun find out fun little things about all of them.
Can't wait for him to finally end up doing something like Mid Major Basketball Arenas or something. You know he'll get there, and you know that video will be good
Jokes r the best part tho
Oklahoma's stadium actually was updated to a complete bowl a few years back
Matt Wolverton that was exactly what I was about to say. It’s actually kind of a bowl now instead of being open
the scoreboard was the biggest as well at the time.
The big screen in the south end zone is the biggest in all college football
Actually Auburn’s screen is still bigger but not by a lot.
Last year I was in that section on its first game
FivePoints has a stadium fetish.
FOnewmike I’m not gonna lie I kind of do too.
@@theshawshankinception1220
...as do I...
...have always enjoyed going to other school's games...going to Memorial Stadium at KU in Lawrence next week (where the teams & the marching band outnumber the fans in the stands)...
...then to DKR Stadium at Texas in Austin in mid-November...
...looking forward to both trips...
I laughed way to much at the key joke on the Michigan one
14:20 Did you really have to mention the Ohio States Salvation Army Marching Band?
Seriously
well... me too ;-)
As a long time PSU fan no one calls it a whitehouse. Lmao it’s a whiteout forever and always
Yeah...I've never once heard the term "white house"
I agree
Yeah, I live close and work in state college. Never heard whitehouse.
@@anthonymannarino7587 ND 2007, Then it was the Penn State Whiteout from there on out
@@tjgordon2920 ND 2007
Five Points Vids is the kinda UA-camr to run out of ideas and then turn old ideas he used a long time ago update them and aim for a couple 100K views. No joke the most underrated sports UA-camr in the world
Lol rehashing ideas is called a “series” :)
Neyland Stadium (officially pronounced "Knee-land") also had dorms under the south and east side like LSU, and from '88 when they closed until last year, most of the space was used for storage by the anthropology department to house its collection of over 3000 cadavers. Yes, there were actually bodies under Neyland 😂
Also, I think an honorable mention should've gone to Bristol Motor Speedway (capacity: 170,000) for hosting the largest ever attended college football game back 2016, Tennessee vs. Virginia Tech
I have also heard of The Body Farm and that is also a part of the anthropology department. The guy that made that concept absolutely changed the game for homicide investigations. Moreover, the archaeology department has also used their findings to help shed light on how people lived, as well as died, in historical times as well, so it is literally the gift that keeps on giving.
waiting for somebody to put the line from The Blind Side.
Nebraska's Memorial Stadium holds 92,000 after the 2011 renovations. Sell out streak number was correct though. I'll be there for 366 on Saturday
I thought it held more than what he said.
Impressive to have that streak remain active through your worst season.... every? ... No doubt the dedication of Nebraska football fans is rivaled to none. You guys started the tradition of all one color... for decades it's been a "Sea of Red" ... Good to have you guys in the B1G
Gbr and this comment comes after we won against Michigan state n almost won against Ohio state we have ome of the best quarter backs in college football n he's a freshman husker train is starting to roll full steam watch out in the next couple years we will b back on top
ADKenkel they will always sell out because every team in the big ten will travel to see Nebraska fans have the heart ripped out of their chest. But seriously, as a Wisconsin fan I will make a trip every time we play there. Unbelievably loud, the home fans are great, and I love the Nebraska football history. Wish a speedy recovery to the black shirts!
King's React Gaming yeah remember when Nebraska only whooped y’alls ass
Welcome back to the UGF pandas 🐼
Matt Kuhnke yessss
Tony romo
yeah I'm gonna need a review of the Adamodome
Fullback U
I played at Neyland Stadium a few weeks ago. Playing in front of the crowd and seeing the checkered field is an experience I will never forget
what team do you play for?
Both Arkansas and Oklahoma have completely closed in their stadiums. Oklahoma did theirs almost three years ago! Should not have gotten that one wrong
Blame Google Earth for not getting their shit together
Should have done it by conference :/
yeah but he'd have to condense the descriptions
Go make your own video then, prick. Stop hating on the way other people make their content. Either stop watching or don't complain.
Mild_Prepper_10
Jesus fucking Christ dude, chill out. I was just simply stating because he normally does his college football videos by conference.
Mild_Prepper_10 it’s just a suggestion lol chill
big ten woulda dominated
"Did you expect me to take it easy on a team that comes out to Sandstorm?"
Ummmmmmm. 2001?
Exactly what I was thinking
Oklahoma Gaylord stadium was renovated 2 years ago it is enclosesed
Aye bro I just said the same thing 😂
Me too hell I worked on it
He got all his info from Wikipedia, doesn't check sources. For diehard college football fans this is the kind of video we're all gonna click on.. but the inaccurate facts are annoying. C'mon man... Just get one additional source... Is there any other sports league that has teams who update their stadiums more than College Football?
Then why does Loyd-Nobel sucks.
The Michigan one aged like fine wine 🍷🗿
UAB Blazer's 😂😂"Smoke Weed Everyday" 😂 that's clever asf
I legit thought my music was playing
@@TristanDavis56 on me 😂, I don't swear I remember turning SoundCloud on
Am I the only one that it took half the video to realize that the video was off of Google Earth
Riley Hudson no
Jon bois was that you?
Yes
Sandstorm is one of those songs where it’s a great song, but since it’s a meme, everyone hates it. It’s a shame.
Only people who keep up with memes, to be fair.
The meme died years ago though. I personally think it's recovered
I got nothing against the South Carolina Gamecocks but unfortunately I just think they have a some of lame traditions compared to other schools. Sandstorm chief among them.
With only mediocre success, the Gamecocks have one of the loudest and most faithful fan base in college football (at least through three quarters)
Worst tradition in CFB goes to Miss State with those fucking bells. The SEC should have kept the ban and penalized the team for that shit.
I don't even watch college football, or football period, but man was this a fun video to watch. Hilarious on top of it, but my God, I didn't know some of these stadiums were that insanely massive.
Thank you for mentioning the waving tradition at Iowa. That is one thing for which everyone should be very supportive.
I was happy to be part of the very first wave. I am proud to be an Iowa fan.
Nebraska fan here. As much as I hate to say it that’s a pretty cool tradition.
Super cool tradition that has my support as a Michigan fan as well. Kinnick Stadium seems to be one of the best environments out there and I would love to visit.
I’m a husker fan and I strongly dislike the Hawkeyes and Iowa in general but the wave is a really cool tradition.
I love that tradition and am proud to be an Iowa fan and why did we throw on the 3?!
As a native Nebraskan, the frost really does hurt here
It’s because there’s mostly freshmen on Nebraska
Do you realize how young Nebraska is this year. It takes time he got players who were not developed by a good coach. We better destroy buthune cookman. GBR
anyone going to the game today cause I am lmao
We gon win today
IdahoRodgers USMC You have no idea what you are talking about. Pelini was terrible for the school. Regressed every year and could not recruit. Part of the reason why Riley failed so hard (aside from his own ineptitude) was because Pelini left the cupboard dry. That’s why the talent level in Lincoln is so low.
You know that most of the big teams like Michigan and Ohio State constantly fill above seating capacity on big games.
Let a couple more down on the field for a new record lol
Wow...no shit. Most big stadiums do.
@@shooter4805 Michigan and Ohio State do it pretty much every game.. Didn't bama have attendance issues this year?
@@KeystoneState Attendance issues? No ...The issues were with the student body leaving runaway games early.
Cole Kitchen Nobody cares about attendance when you're winning national titles every other year. I'm not even a Bama fan but cracking on them about attendance is retarded.
15:38 YESSS! HAHA YOUR MY NEW FAVORITE UA-camR
L.A. officially got the 2028 Olympics.
Because nobody else wanted it. It’s costing too much money to host the Olympics. Bankrupting cities.
@@oakpineranch
Or maybe it's because L.A. is one of the few cities that can actually host with little to no issue...?
Cause third world countries should not be hosting world wide events whoever is thinking that’s a good idea is an idiot
@@29Texan no actually there is a report on this... LA is one of few who are willing to pay the $$$ Olympics is a huge financial loss for other countries... ua-cam.com/video/0bXJGZgR1BU/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/CbPELB764Ck/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/agLejq--Gic/v-deo.html
It has most of the facilities already built. Could always use the ones from 84
got to love michigan's new play they invented.
where 2 players, one of which is the team captain,
removes the shoe of a player from the opposing team.
it took 150 years for such a play to be invented? michigan IS the cutting edge of college football.
Michigan or Florida?
I used to watch Maty Mauk play in high school (mainly when he would destroy my hometown team and leave me in ruin) and had such high hopes for him... he had high hopes, but for something much more different than football.
It amazes me that not 100 years ago 20,000 people at an event was amazing but now over 100,000 people pack into an arena.
Pre video: Tennessee better be on this list
Post video: thank god, btw it’s NEyland not Nayland
Fun fact about the Swamp: It is build 50 feet from the sun, and if people on the top row stand up, they are instantly vaporized.
LOL
Aye I’m in osu’s marching band and I appreciate the shoutout when talking about osu’s stadium lol. Wish we weren’t famous for flossing. I know so many interesting facts about our stadium it’s insane, you should do a more in-depth version of this list because I’m interested to know how unique our history/traditions are
I might do JUST traditions as a video. I keep these short/summary style other wise the vid would be an hour. Also thats AWESOME that youre in the band, seriously the most creative and interesting band in the country!
FivePoints Vids hey I appreciate it. The show at the Nebraska game is going to be a banger
@@nathanstevens826 I still can't believe your fight song was written by an Ohio U Grad, and it remains to state "O H I O" without any reference to state... you've legit been singing the name of another school for 99 years.
If you ever get a chance, try to see a game in the Rose Bowl. There is nothing like it. I have been to a number of college stadiums (Ohio State, Tennessee, Texas and others) but nothing beats the Rose Bowl on a sunny fall day when the San Gabriel Mountains glow in the background.
There were dorms in Ohio State's Horseshoe back in the 70's and I've been told the marching band could always be heard loud and clear, and not just on game days. TBDBITL practices a lot!
In "The Blind Side" Sandra Bullock's character told him NOT to go to Tennessee, "because they have bodies buried under the stadium."
Well, yes and no. No, no bodies are "buried under the stadium". BUT... South Stadium Hall houses the offices for the Anthropology Department at UT. The UT Anthropological Research Facility (AKA the Body Farm) does store the skeletal remains of the bodies used at the Body Farm in storage rooms, underneath the stadium, in South Stadium Hall, once all primary forensic research has been performed on the bodies.
That last key part with Michigan had me laughing my tail off
I had a chuckle and I’m a Michigan fan
@@allendorf798 ok I just think it's funny on how he said it
@Fred Jaminson it's for the joke, fred. A bunch of universities do that too.
@Fred Jaminson Lol I'm a Michigan student, and we don't even do the key thing.
i died laughing
Nice video, man. Keep going videos about NCAA Football stadiums 😎😀
Haha Manti's girlfriend did not attend lol 😂😂😂😂😂
...caught that too!
...priceless!!!
SHAAAAAAADE!
Not even a good joke. Y'all can't be serious
@@kh7955 - You miss the point. The joke happened a while back, he just reminded us of it. Speaking as a person who was taught "Roll Tide Roll" by the age of two, it really never gets old.
"the wave" is what sports is about, that really is awesome
Spent time at University of Iowa Hospitals- staying with my elderly Dad- Had a chance to visit and tour the Children's hospital observation area- it is awesome and the wave is awesome. My elderly father passed- from severe stroke- but he was able to hear our stories about the Children's hospital- and responded with hard squeeze's to our hands. As a bonus- he was an organ donor for his beautiful skin, and at last report, 44 beneficiaries where suitable for his donor contribution.
Well the Gamecocks don’t come out to Sandstorm they come out to 2001: A Space Odyssey. Sandstorm just plays during the games
I’m so glad 3 years has passed, we Wolverines finally got over that whole punt debacle… and Georgia finally had something to celebrate!
GO DAWGS… and go Blue I guess. Beat Ohio State for everyone again
Yo fivepoints, im from canada and I love the hockey videos, screw that, I love all you're videos. Go sens
Thanks brother
I feel bad for you, Melnyk let you ruin your home team.
And when I say "home team" I meant way outside of Parliament Hill.
Any list without Folsom Field in Boulder, Colorado is incomplete. It is the most beautiful campus and stadium in the world, right up against the Flat Iron Mountains, and the red stone is majestic. The team has been so irrelevant for so long people forgot they are lead in by Ralphie the pet Buffalo in the most amazing entrance in football. Soon you'll all learn why it was considered so iconic in the 80s and 90s.
Great video! But 8:28 Oklahoma has since renovated the stadium the enclose it, ensuring more Boomer Sooner for all in attendance.
He called Urban Meyer retiring😂
You should do worst 25 stadiums in college football. And if this video happens because of me WSU's Martin stadium better be included. Roast my beloved stadium
nicthegiant I was thinking a Pac-12 one would roast Pullman more than enough.
I mean, it’s pretty bad when your idea of exciting nightlife is going to Idaho.
Also, why is it east-west instead of north-south?
@@EthanRKassel he have other things than Idaho. Burning couches on a Thursday night or drinking in wheat fields is basically a national pastime.
nicthegiant I thought burning couches was a Big Ten tradition!
@@EthanRKassel honestly we might do more than just bar hop and drink in the fields but I wouldn't be the one to know. Yes I go to the number 1 party school in the state but I am one of like 12 people that don't drink.
Eastern Washington's red field hurts everyone's eyes....
Both my parents were students at Wisconsin during the Camp Randall Crush game. Both were also at the game. My mom said it scared the hell out of her
Columbia, MO: Come for Faurot Field. Stay (or continue to visit) for the Blue Note...
The music fan in me loves the Blue Note.
As a Tennessee fan I was expecting better than a Tea bag joke. But if that's the best you got for the stadium I won't complain.
Who’s watching after Georgia won the National championship
You forgot to mention when Nebraska’s Memorial Stadium is fully seated, it temporarily becomes the 3rd largest city in Nebraska
I go to Penn State and I have never once heard anybody refer to The Whiteout as "The White House".
The Berkey Creamery even came up with Whiteout ice cream this year for the week leading up to it.
What do you think the michigan Penn state
The score to the game
@@casebradford8947 We got hammered... Completely obliterated.. It sucked. Kind of like the Wolverines did in Happy Valley they year before.
SlightNegative White out ice creams..? So.. plain vanilla?
@@darthsilversith667 You would think that.
It was actually Popcorn flavored and surprisingly tasty.
I'm a Buckeye and, of course, love the 'Shoe, but I think Spartan Stadium is underrated. Went to a road game there and got to sit near the OSU bench, and it was scary. The fans are like right on top of you.
Why you gotta do FSU like that 😭
joke shambles home of the 5-7 Florida State Highschool
I felt the same way
Lol, your comment on Williams Brice stadium was EPIC. Thank you for that. 🤣🤣🤣
lol did you just make a trail of tears joke? 😂
No chill.
28-3
@@bendalton8327 oh you got me with that zinger! You must be the most clever person on the internet
We meet again Kevin
...caught that one too!!! ...LOL!
Michigan fan here. I watch these for the info, but the comments crack my ass up every time! You are VERY good at what you do.
Best stadium is the Adamodome. Don't @ me.
Go pandas
There making the rose bowl this season
Fr tho
Fax
The dimmsdale dimmodome?
When you said uab blazers, you have no clue on how happy I was. I was wearing a uab sweat shirt earlier today and I am proud. Ever faithful, ever loyal!
Holy crap man 11:32
U r such a savage holy smokes
I’ve been to every ACC stadium except for Pitt and plenty of SEC stadiums as well to watch Clemson, so I’ll say this- Kyle Field is no joke. Texas A&M fans are extremely passionate about all of their traditions and culture, but they’re also one of the most friendly fanbases in the SEC and will gladly welcome visiting fans into College Station*. But when kickoff rolls around, they will let your team have it, going as far as yelling on 4th down when your punter is waiting for the snap. KF is the loudest stadium I’ve been to outside of Clemson, and it’s not even close. It’s an experience well-worth the trip.
*This does not apply to Texas fans
Bass Reeves University can handle more than Texas A&M can give.
Neyland stadium is pronounced as Kneeland stadium
And a moment of silence regarding the last 15 years of Volunteer Football's irrelevancy.
That’s interesting, did Kaepernick play there?
@@michaelw3287 No, Kaepernick played at Nevada in Reno.
@@gth804f That joke just flew way over your head
Matt M i don’t get it
HOLY SHIT I LOST MY SHIT AT THE GAMECOCKS ONE! Hilarious as always 5points! to be fair every roast was great! Surprised you didn't roast us Wiscy fans!
College stadiums literally the biggest in the world..
Depends on how you define stadiums. Nascar tracks can be considered stadiums, and can have around 400,000 people.
@@mild_prepper_1072 it's kinda hard to have a small NASCAR "stadium."
2:50 Legion Field also hosted several events, (mostly soccer) during the Atlanta 1996 Olympics
Oklahoma’s stadium in enclosed now...
Is*
Joe Namath played at Alabama but was not a native of that state. He was actually from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
Those 2007-2010 renovations were so worth it
The 12th man has a lot of history. their was a game where the aggies were losing a lot of players and the coach picked someone in the stands to come play for their players. But he never played. 1922
Joe Namath is from west Pennsylvania
He went to Alabama.
I got to go on the field of the big house, and its WAAAAAYYYYYY bigger than it looks
Hey we start off with my favorite team! Go Hawkeyes!
Always fun to come back and see these videos a few years later. It’s also fun to see one of my professors in the OSUMB clip
Been to three on this list. Neyland, Beaver, and Clemson's Memorial. Despite Clemson being significantly smaller than the other two, it was BY FAR the loudest... and it wasn't even a sell out!
Stadium design does more for sound than attendance... also piping in noise.
@@encycl07pedia- pretty sure Clemson doesn't pipe in noise...
Straight up, Clemson fans really are some of the most enthusiastic (some would say rabid) fans in college football. And that does translate into serious noise. The fans know this, so this is one of the hardest places for an opponent to come in and play.
I’d watch again just for the hilarious commentary. Well done!! 🤣🤣🤣 ROLL TIDE.
When Nebraska plays a home game Lincoln becomes the biggest city in the state
Nebraska also has fieldtur. 7:43
*Third biggest city
Sir Cuban - actually the stadium becomes that.
@@outnabout6966 the stadium becomes the third largest city in Nebraska in game days.
Brite_B4dawin it’s so the cheerleaders don’t graze
Zeke the wonder dog is the most underrated and wholesome tradition in all of sports. Go green!
Penn has the greatest tradition of throwing toast on the field at the end of the third quarter
And its a beautiful stadium one of the best in all of college football.
Where do people get toast from? Do they just bring it and hold on to it until the end of the 3rd quarter? (Also, PSU is going down this weekend!)
@Christopher Smith no, that would be Penn State
@@mild_prepper_1072 they have to buy it I think, sorry it's late
@@nationalist818 yes
HOW DO I KEEP MISSING THESE!!?? Oh well, great video.
No mention of LSU’s win bar, or that it’s called Death Valley as well.... sad LSU fan is sad....
@@artemis009 he mentioned fan-made earthquakes you twat
Sad LSU fan is sad as well😞
At least you have a better history than half the teams in your division.
As a Hog fn that had to endureyet another Petrino joke, I have no sympathy 😂
I’m a husker fan and I will admit there is salt but it’s all in good fun and I did get a kick out of it. Thanks for the awesome videos keep it up.
Ok my favorite one had to be Michigan only because you mentioned the famous punt. Had me cracking up. "Woah he has trouble with the snap...!"
"And he scoOores! On the last play of the gAaAme!"
I was a student at Michigan at the time and oh man, that was heart breaking. But it's still hilarious.
As someone who's went to every home game at Michigan Stadium since 2012, I don't remember ever taking out my keys and jingling them. It's ok, I still love you FivePoints Vids.
I was thinking if yall did that seems like some fans would definitely lose their keys dropping them etc, on another note I'm a lifelong diehard BAMA fan but one of these days I'd like to go to Ann Arbor and watch a Michigan game at the big house, I bet it's a wild atmosphere
Don't mean much but do cfl stadiums
And European football (soccer) stations.
Seriously love all the jokes you put with every team
Joe is from Pennsylvania but okay.
13:08 Awesome Mitch Hedberg impression
2:57 lmao
oh my God, I love your videos!!!!!!!!
Kyle Field has a lot not mentioned in the video. Tell me about your favorite school's stadium in comments below!
1. The 12th Man is so loud that I once could hear the fans from 2 miles away.
2. The north end of the field has a cemetery dedicated to all deceased Reveille mascots (Reveille VIII was recently buried there). After an expansion closed off the north side of the field, a scoreboard was placed there so they can watch every Aggie win.
3. "Sawing the horns off" shakes the stadium so much that it once made Kirk Herbstreit nervous. Texas A&M athletes are known for jumping into the crowd to join the 12th Man in this tradition, but (American) football is the only exception I know of due to safety reasons.
4. The second expansion added the "Hall of Champions" on the west side of the field.
5. Unlike most stadiums in America, Kyle Field is surrounded by statues that celebrate the 12th Man rather than the program history.
6. Alabama fans can get excited that Alabama coaches Paul "Bear" Bryant and Gene Stallings, both with connections to Texas A&M, are both represented with their names in the stadium and on local streets. For more about both coaches' ties to the university, type "Junction Boys" in an internet search engine.
7. The largest attendance at Kyle Field also is the largest ever in the state of Texas for a (American) football game: the 2014 game against Ole Miss at 110,631 (including myself). This record will most likely stand for a very long time, as the current expansion (from what I know) cannot hold this many spectators.
8. Kyle Field is one of the few (if not the only) stadiums in the world where the fans do not boo at the opposing team. However, the 12th Man is known to hiss at the opposition and at bad calls. This was once noted by a grateful Nick Saban on his weekly radio show after a road win at Kyle Field in 2015.
9. The partially demolished stadium in the video was taken in 2015 during the second expansion (west side) that was completed just before the 2016 season.
10. The 12th Man had a tradition of "standing on the wood." This meant that students would stand on the bleachers (formerly made of wood - hence the name) for the entire game except at halftime or during injuries. This tradition was discontinued after the 2015 season due to safety reasons, but that didn't stop students from disobedience.
11. While the 12th Man is known for being loud, the quietest it probably ever got was when Johnny Manziel hurt his knee in a game against Missouri in 2012. From what I've heard, you could hear a pin drop in the stadium.
We get it. Y'all have a large cult in college station 😂
@@shadowmenace1672 😂
Three things I wanna say:
1: Neyland is pronounced like you’d say knee.
2: I dislike both Ben Hill Griffith stadium and Bryant-Denny stadium on principle.
3: I want to say that Bobby Dodd stadium deserves an honorable mention.
GO GREEN!!!
GO BLUE
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Go Irish!
LOL THE MATY MAUK JOKE! We mad the kid cry at our conference basketball game back in high school. We chanted “Cry Matty Cry!” As we were whomping Kenton. Good times. Got screamed at by our AD for it 😂
Oklahoma stadium isnt updated.
My Vols Neyland Stadium is huge but it used to be the biggest and held over 109,000
My dad's cousin went to Michigan state he was a punter
Jamie 28 UOM
He chose wrong
Your dad's cousin chose well
Also, as a Spartan, thank you so much for 15:38. We need this in these dark times.
Why does a C-USA team have a 71,000 seat stadium only 2,000 people show up anyway
Try 26,000 people
As a mizzou fan I give this video a big like that was funny as hell
LA has 2028
Actually hilarious commentary. The best: UGA.
Thanks bro
Love this guy he inspired me to start my own channel check it out
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NFL Time Capsule thx
Subbed! Plz sub back. I make shitty content right now but when I figure out how to edit and stuff I will be pretty good. Rn I don’t do anything that cool but in the future I will create madden content and music!
Hey dude, I'm glad you decided to include The University of South Carolina on this "Critique" video. Even though, through your own criteria, you were required to, but you made only two points about the stadium.
First, I want to comment on where you got it wrong after you completely glossed over the first badass point that you made about, "If we ain't swayin' we ain't playin'," but I'll get to that later...
The University of South Carolina does not come out to Darude's "Sandstorm." Although it has been played relentlessly since a few years into the Spurrier years; it is neither our fight song or our entrance music. "Step to the rear" is the fight song and just need it's place in this comment.
"Thus Spake Zarathustra" (aka 2001) It was written by German composer Richard Strauss. Though the piece was a part of the classical repertoire and introduced in 1896. It was later used in a film as the key musical motif in Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey. In 1969, it became the beginning of the introductions to every show performed by Elvis Presley. followed by the Elvis theme, and Presley appearing on stage. Professional wrestler Ric Flair also famously used the piece as his entrance music. The Gamecocks began using it at all home games in 1981 because of the correlation to the year 2001, which is when the University of South Carolina celebrated its bicentennial year. (source WIKI/ ME)
The second point about Joe Morrison's quote is entirely true, and this is where it's really badass. The East side had less foundation and support as the West side; so it was engineered to be able to sway from side to side. This way, with strong winds and/or a crazy fan base, it could carry the load. The student body discovered this and in several successful attempts to intimidate the opposing team, would all move their bodies, as one from side to side, and make the upper deck sway as much as 12 feet from side to side. I saw the game from the West side when we played (and beat) a #1 ranked Alabama and witnessed our fans make the East side sway again for the first time after engineers had fixed the problem years earlier. I can't remember if it was that game, (can't find the audio/video) but Kirk Herbstreet has said that he has seen it done and it makes it one of the most terrifying places to play in college football.
And fuck Clemson, you didn't even "critique" that shit-hole of a stadium. You left out the one key "critique" of the whole "23 most exciting seconds in football" They have to get on buses, after they suit up, just to get to the other side of the stadium. But you want to talk about a pet rock. Just read about their founder Ben:
Benjamin Tillman
Tillman around 1910
United States Senator
from South Carolina
In office
March 4, 1895 - July 3, 1918
Preceded by Matthew Butler
Succeeded by Christie Benet
84th Governor of South Carolina
In office
December 4, 1890 - December 4, 1894
Lieutenant Eugene B. Gary (1890-1893)
Washington H. Timmerman(1893-1894)
Preceded by John Peter Richardson III
Succeeded by John Gary Evans
Personal details
Born Benjamin Ryan Tillman, Jr.
August 11, 1847
Trenton, South Carolina, U.S.
Died July 3, 1918 (aged 70)
Washington, D.C., U.S.
Political party Democratic
Spouse(s) Sallie Starke (1868-1918, his death)
Relations George Dionysius Tillman(brother)
Nickname(s) "Pitchfork Ben"
Benjamin Ryan Tillman (August 11, 1847 - July 3, 1918) was a politician of the Democratic Party who served as Governor of South Carolina from 1890 to 1894, and a United States Senator from 1895 until his death in 1918. A white supremacist who opposed civil rights for blacks, Tillman led a paramilitary group of Red Shirts during South Carolina's violent 1876 election. On the floor of the U.S. Senate, he frequently ridiculed blacks, and boasted of having helped to kill them during that campaign.
In the 1880s, Tillman, a wealthy landowner, became dissatisfied with the Democratic leadership and led a movement of white farmers calling for reform. He was initially unsuccessful, though he was instrumental in the founding of Clemson University as an agricultural school. In 1890, Tillman took control of the state Democratic Party, and was elected governor. During his four years in office, 18 African Americans were lynched in South Carolina-the 1890s saw the most lynchings of any decade in South Carolina. Tillman tried to prevent lynchings, but spoke in support of the lynch mobs, stating his own willingness to lead one. In 1894, at the end of his second two-year term, he was elected to the U.S. Senate by vote of the state legislature.
Tillman was known as "Pitchfork Ben" because of his aggressive language, as when he threatened to use one to prod that "bag of beef", President Grover Cleveland. Considered a possible candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 1896, Tillman lost any chance after giving a disastrous speech at the convention. He became known for his virulent oratory (especially against African Americans) but also as an effective legislator. The first federal campaign finance law, banning corporate contributions, is commonly called the Tillman Act. Tillman was repeatedly re-elected, serving in the Senate for the rest of his life. One of his legacies was South Carolina's 1895 constitution, which disenfranchised most of the black majority and ensured white rule for more than half a century.
Henry Young ur get a like for the effort and Geaux Tigers