10:11 I was in attendance at the Stadium Series game… truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Some context for the game; back in 2018, Tom Dundon took over as majority owner of the Hurricanes. One of his primary goals upon becoming the new owner was to get the NHL to allow Raleigh and the Hurricanes to host their first ever outdoor game. The game was actually supposed to be played in 2021, but the pandemic threw everything out of whack. Dundon petitioned for the game to be rescheduled instead of cancelled altogether, and so February of this year, 56,961 people in North Carolina watched a hockey game inside of a college football stadium!
The stadium series in Raleigh this year at Carter-Finley Stadium, it didn’t snow, but it was 40° F by puck drop and truly felt like a hockey atmosphere. One of the greatest things to come out of that game was everything else that happened. They made it a whole weekend by having so many things happen. They had a Fan Fest, a rivalry basketball game (at PNC), a concert, alumni game, and even had a CLUB hockey game at Carter-Finley stadium that drew 27,000 people
The weirdest....and creepiest.... event ever held on a college field? Pinto about to have sex with the mayor's 13-year-old daughter, on the 50 yard line. "Animal House"
Navy-Marine Corp Stadium hosted soccer in the 1984 Olympics. And also hosted the Chesapeake Bathawks lacrosse team. It currently is the home field for the Annapolis Blues soccer team. Now that I think about it, it has also hosted an NHL Stadium Series game, 2018 Capitals vs Maple Leafs
Kinnick Stadium has also hosted the largest-attended NCAA wrestling match. "Grapple on the Gridiron" in 2015, saw 42,287 people watch Iowa v. Oklahoma State in a dual meet.
Iowan here. They sold 10,000 more tickets than they expected I know. They weren't planning on using any seats past the 50 yard line. So they had it pre planned like that. I think they didn't change last minute cause that's how it was advertised and to give better view to most the people. Also to have to Iowa in end zone next to court for tv.
The oddest event that Sun Devil Stadium ever hosted was a mass held by Pope John Paul II in 1987. They had to cover up all images and references to Sun “Devil.”
Michigan Stadium (The Big House) also hosted a Real Madrid-Manchester United match in 2014 game which set the record for the most attended soccer game in the US, 109,318
Question unrelated to the video. You might of covered this already but do you think all these new existing and planned super stadiums will turn out like the multipurpose/cookie cooker stadiums. In terms of only being used for 20-30 year and being demolished in place for a new stadium type the will be popular in future? Or do you think they will last the test of time especially considering how much has been put into building them and eventually maintaining them?
Every year LaVelle Edwards Stadium at Brigham Young University hosts the "Stadium of Fire" event for the 4th of July where they have a concert and fireworks show. It's played host to Imagine Dragons, and Tim McGraw, and last year Journey played there. Tbh, I am ex Mormon and yes BYU is owned and operated by the Mormon Church, however, I have had friends tell me about the "Stadium of Fire" event and I have seen a couple of videos of it on UA-cam and it does seem interesting. Plus the scenery with the Wasatch Mountains as a backdrop is very nice.
Mountain America Stadium has hosted concerts, but not any huge concerts as mentioned since the renovation. Technically there's a concert venue in the stadium. The food court on the north side of the stadium turns into a standing-room concert venue, but there hasn't been a concert there since COVID.
Other soccer venues in 1996 were Navy-Marine Corps Memorial, Legion Field in Birmingham, the Citrus Bowl (now Camping World Stadium) in Orlando and the Orange Bowl (RIP). In 1984 Harvard Stadium, Stanford Stadium and the Rose Bowl were used. Don't forget that the Rose Bowl hosted the finals for two FIFA World Cups, both men's and women's.
You left off all the crazy things hosted at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum, home of the USC Trojans, including 2 Olympic Games, the first Stadium Motocross event ever, NASCAR racing, and the first Farewell Tour of the Rolling Stones, just a few of the many events to happen there in the last 100 years.
Craziest events at the LA Coliseum: ski jumping and ice shows. Saw those in a documentary before the 1984 Olympics called "Arena of Excellence." Ski jumping was also a thing at Chicago's Soldier Field for years, but Chicago has a more appropriate climate for that.
@@gregsells8549 Did they bring in snow or use teflon or what? That is crazy in the Mediterranean climate of L.A. I was a 10 y.o. kid at the first Superbowl of Motocross in 1972 and got my first whiff of skunk weed up in the nose bleeds. My uncle, just back from Vietnam was kind of embarrassed he took me, but the bike action was awesome, we had a great time, and no contact high.
When the University of Maryland wanted to install an artificial surface at SECU Stadium , originally they wanted it to be colored black with some diamondback turtle logos. However Lacrosse which is also played there requires the field to be colored green and that’s what they went with.
The Iowa Children's Hospital is closer the the 50 than the north end zone where the court was. If anything it's closer to the south end zone. I'm guessing they chose the north end zone because the south is the student section and they wanted to make more money selling tickets to the public than students.
They didn't have a designated student section for that game. Student tickets were general admission like the rest. They had 12000 more tickets sold than expected and cause that's the layout they advertised for seating chart that's what they stuck with instead of changing it after people bought tickets.
Back in around 2013-14 at Minnesota, we hosted our own Hockey Classics with the MN Wild playing the Chicago Blackhawks and we had the Gopher Men's Hockey team play Ohio St. I played in the pep bands for all of those games, they even had us throw a few tunes in at the Wild game. Was BRUTAL cold and so much fun. Even got a wave from the band Cheap Trick as they went out and played a few songs at halftime during the Wild stint 🤘
The Arizona State picture is an artist's rendering, and is incorrect. The view is from the southwest, looking northeast, where we see a...sunrise. Sunsets are in the west; that is basic fact! Completely incongruous, and irresponsible research to go with it. You can do much better, DG.
Not gonna lie, he’s got to know what the difference is between a stadium series game, a Winter Classic and Heritage Classic game. The 2014 Big House game is a Winter Classic.
@@adanalyst6925the difference is the Winter Classic is supposed to be once a year, with a more retro feel to it. Either full on retro uniforms and graphics, or a retro inspired. Usually involving teams from the North and is typically played on New Years day. (I know 2020 is an exception) and it involves northern US teams and teams that have big histories (I know the Leafs played in 2014 and the Habs played in 2016). The Heritage Classic is the Canadian version of it (though it doesn’t happen every year) and happens at the end of October (no clue why could be better in mid December but is typically to avoid conflicts with the Grey Cup game which happens at the end of November) And the Stadium series is meant to be a more futuristic type of presentation in the Uniforms and also to be held in less traditional and cooler markets like LA, Nashville, Air Force and Navy academies, and also amount (like multiple games) also there can be northern markets involved but the emphasis of the branding is less on history and tradition and more on something with a bit of futuristics to it. So kinda irks me when he says every outdoor game is a stadium series when it’s actually not.
@@adanalyst6925yes there can be multiple Stadium Series games (how they envisioned it back in 2014) but there is only one Winter Classic and Heritage Classic (if they choose to do a Heritage Classic) a year.
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Such a badass race though
@@grantpoulin5404nah, I was the most boring race I’ve ever seen, it’s like watching LA traffic but you call it a race.
@Bighurt1989 Well, as a rare fan of the serious, I blame the fact that the short track package with the Gen 7 car is absolute trash.
Great call.
10:11 I was in attendance at the Stadium Series game… truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Some context for the game; back in 2018, Tom Dundon took over as majority owner of the Hurricanes. One of his primary goals upon becoming the new owner was to get the NHL to allow Raleigh and the Hurricanes to host their first ever outdoor game. The game was actually supposed to be played in 2021, but the pandemic threw everything out of whack. Dundon petitioned for the game to be rescheduled instead of cancelled altogether, and so February of this year, 56,961 people in North Carolina watched a hockey game inside of a college football stadium!
I heard that NC State's Club Hockey team played a game on that ice a couple days later and drew 25k FOR CLUB HOCKEY
OK, you don't even mention the LA Coliseum hosting NASCAR???? That would be the weirdest event to be hosted at a college FOOTBALL stadium, ever!
I came to see if this was mentioned in the video....this comment saved my time
The stadium series in Raleigh this year at Carter-Finley Stadium, it didn’t snow, but it was 40° F by puck drop and truly felt like a hockey atmosphere. One of the greatest things to come out of that game was everything else that happened. They made it a whole weekend by having so many things happen. They had a Fan Fest, a rivalry basketball game (at PNC), a concert, alumni game, and even had a CLUB hockey game at Carter-Finley stadium that drew 27,000 people
The weirdest....and creepiest.... event ever held on a college field?
Pinto about to have sex with the mayor's 13-year-old daughter, on the 50 yard line.
"Animal House"
LOL...also loved the devil and angel scene, when she passed out drunk.
Great video. One you missed was UofU rice eccles stadium hosting the opening and closing ceremony of the 2002 winter Olympics
Navy-Marine Corp Stadium hosted soccer in the 1984 Olympics. And also hosted the Chesapeake Bathawks lacrosse team. It currently is the home field for the Annapolis Blues soccer team. Now that I think about it, it has also hosted an NHL Stadium Series game, 2018 Capitals vs Maple Leafs
Kinnick Stadium has also hosted the largest-attended NCAA wrestling match. "Grapple on the Gridiron" in 2015, saw 42,287 people watch Iowa v. Oklahoma State in a dual meet.
That was a great event!
Iowan here. They sold 10,000 more tickets than they expected I know. They weren't planning on using any seats past the 50 yard line. So they had it pre planned like that. I think they didn't change last minute cause that's how it was advertised and to give better view to most the people. Also to have to Iowa in end zone next to court for tv.
The oddest event that Sun Devil Stadium ever hosted was a mass held by Pope John Paul II in 1987. They had to cover up all images and references to Sun “Devil.”
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I find it odd to be fixated on the football attendance rather than noting this set the WORLD RECORD for a women's sporting event.
Michigan Stadium (The Big House) also hosted a Real Madrid-Manchester United match in 2014 game which set the record for the most attended soccer game in the US, 109,318
i think its also the most attended soccer game in the world
NC State probably hosted the stadium series because it is right next to pnc arena
Rice Eccles hosting opening and closing ceremonies of the 2002 Olympics
Also McMahon Stadium at the University of Calgary hosting opening and closing ceremonies at the 1988 Winter Olympics
You forgot wrestling in kinnick stadium in Iowa. Record wrestling attendance set there too.
Kinnick Stadium also hosted a wrestling meet. Iowa vs Oklahoma State in 2015, it also set an attendance record. Same setup as the basketball game
Besides F1, Hard Rock Stadium also hosts an annual tennis tournament. It is mainly an NFL stadium, with the U and the Orange Bowl as tenants.
BYU's Stadium hosting the annual 4th of July concert for the Armed Forces Network is a pretty cool annual event!
The reason they had the court on 1 side for the Crossover at Kinnick was because the marching band performed in the open field space during halftime
Forgot about the stadium game at Navy’s stadium too I think the NHL tried to do games at service academy’s also think they did one at ND too
Bobby dodd stadium at GT just hosted a match between Club America and Chivas 🇲🇽
Question unrelated to the video. You might of covered this already but do you think all these new existing and planned super stadiums will turn out like the multipurpose/cookie cooker stadiums. In terms of only being used for 20-30 year and being demolished in place for a new stadium type the will be popular in future? Or do you think they will last the test of time especially considering how much has been put into building them and eventually maintaining them?
I know the reason multipurpose stadiums were torn down were dueto them not being good in either baseball or football configurations.
Other than an excuse to get drunk, not sure why anyone would want to attend a scrimmage between women’s basketball teams.
You dont understand women’s basketball in the state of iowa. Go hawks⚫️🟡
Two words: Caitlin Clark
I doubt it would sell as well without her
Clemson Memorial Stadium hosting the Panthers in their inaugural season.
1:32 winter classic.
Every year LaVelle Edwards Stadium at Brigham Young University hosts the "Stadium of Fire" event for the 4th of July where they have a concert and fireworks show. It's played host to Imagine Dragons, and Tim McGraw, and last year Journey played there. Tbh, I am ex Mormon and yes BYU is owned and operated by the Mormon Church, however, I have had friends tell me about the "Stadium of Fire" event and I have seen a couple of videos of it on UA-cam and it does seem interesting. Plus the scenery with the Wasatch Mountains as a backdrop is very nice.
Mountain America Stadium has hosted concerts, but not any huge concerts as mentioned since the renovation. Technically there's a concert venue in the stadium. The food court on the north side of the stadium turns into a standing-room concert venue, but there hasn't been a concert there since COVID.
Sanford stadium hosted soccer during the 1996 summer Olympics. Also Bobby Dodd hosted Atlanta United soccer
Other soccer venues in 1996 were Navy-Marine Corps Memorial, Legion Field in Birmingham, the Citrus Bowl (now Camping World Stadium) in Orlando and the Orange Bowl (RIP). In 1984 Harvard Stadium, Stanford Stadium and the Rose Bowl were used. Don't forget that the Rose Bowl hosted the finals for two FIFA World Cups, both men's and women's.
I love when colleges do these type things
Notre Dame Stadium hosting the Winter Classic
I don't know how weird you'd consider this, but the Syracuse men's lacrosse team plays its home games in the Dome.
That is a winter classic in michigan
Can you do a video on Dickies Arena in Fort Worth?
6:56 I think they just play all their games at night anyway
My neighbor/classmate went to the Nebraska volleyball.
You left off all the crazy things hosted at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum, home of the USC Trojans, including 2 Olympic Games, the first Stadium Motocross event ever, NASCAR racing, and the first Farewell Tour of the Rolling Stones, just a few of the many events to happen there in the last 100 years.
Craziest events at the LA Coliseum: ski jumping and ice shows. Saw those in a documentary before the 1984 Olympics called "Arena of Excellence." Ski jumping was also a thing at Chicago's Soldier Field for years, but Chicago has a more appropriate climate for that.
@@gregsells8549 Did they bring in snow or use teflon or what? That is crazy in the Mediterranean climate of L.A.
I was a 10 y.o. kid at the first Superbowl of Motocross in 1972 and got my first whiff of skunk weed up in the nose bleeds. My uncle, just back from Vietnam was kind of embarrassed he took me, but the bike action was awesome, we had a great time, and no contact high.
Ohio Stadium was the home of the Columbus Crew Soccer team back in the 90's before they did a total renovation. Weird.
The hockey game at Michigan stadium was actually the winter classic not stadium series
Albertsons Stadium in Boise hosted a soccer match and was the first time since they installed their blue field that they had a green playing surface.
When the University of Maryland wanted to install an artificial surface at SECU Stadium , originally they wanted it to be colored black with some diamondback turtle logos. However Lacrosse which is also played there requires the field to be colored green and that’s what they went with.
We made it to the thumbnail!
You should talk about the new deal with Cincinnati tennis center!
The Iowa Children's Hospital is closer the the 50 than the north end zone where the court was. If anything it's closer to the south end zone. I'm guessing they chose the north end zone because the south is the student section and they wanted to make more money selling tickets to the public than students.
They didn't have a designated student section for that game. Student tickets were general admission like the rest. They had 12000 more tickets sold than expected and cause that's the layout they advertised for seating chart that's what they stuck with instead of changing it after people bought tickets.
Thank you for your service in The B-Hole Patrol.
i was at miami vs new orleans in 2005 in tiger stadium when saban returned. the atmosphere was horrible. almost a completely forgettable experience.
Michigan State had the outdoor hockey “ice bowl” before Michigan.
I thought it was called “The Cold War!” Michigan vs. Michigan State, I think.
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the ohio state soccer thing looks cursed as hell
You forgot top golf
Back in around 2013-14 at Minnesota, we hosted our own Hockey Classics with the MN Wild playing the Chicago Blackhawks and we had the Gopher Men's Hockey team play Ohio St. I played in the pep bands for all of those games, they even had us throw a few tunes in at the Wild game. Was BRUTAL cold and so much fun. Even got a wave from the band Cheap Trick as they went out and played a few songs at halftime during the Wild stint 🤘
The Arizona State picture is an artist's rendering, and is incorrect. The view is from the southwest, looking northeast, where we see a...sunrise. Sunsets are in the west; that is basic fact!
Completely incongruous, and irresponsible research to go with it. You can do much better, DG.
we had TopGolf at Doak Campbell Stadium a couple years ago 🤣
dude do you know about sports like at all, “random stadium to have an event” do a little research
Not gonna lie, he’s got to know what the difference is between a stadium series game, a Winter Classic and Heritage Classic game. The 2014 Big House game is a Winter Classic.
What’s the difference? (Not an NHL fan but trying to get more into hockey)
@@adanalyst6925the difference is the Winter Classic is supposed to be once a year, with a more retro feel to it. Either full on retro uniforms and graphics, or a retro inspired. Usually involving teams from the North and is typically played on New Years day. (I know 2020 is an exception) and it involves northern US teams and teams that have big histories (I know the Leafs played in 2014 and the Habs played in 2016).
The Heritage Classic is the Canadian version of it (though it doesn’t happen every year) and happens at the end of October (no clue why could be better in mid December but is typically to avoid conflicts with the Grey Cup game which happens at the end of November)
And the Stadium series is meant to be a more futuristic type of presentation in the Uniforms and also to be held in less traditional and cooler markets like LA, Nashville, Air Force and Navy academies, and also amount (like multiple games) also there can be northern markets involved but the emphasis of the branding is less on history and tradition and more on something with a bit of futuristics to it.
So kinda irks me when he says every outdoor game is a stadium series when it’s actually not.
@@MaxwellWarawa so there can be multiple stadium series per year?
@@adanalyst6925yes there can be multiple Stadium Series games (how they envisioned it back in 2014) but there is only one Winter Classic and Heritage Classic (if they choose to do a Heritage Classic) a year.
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