For real. Tucson is more Sonoran, while Phoenix is kind of a mix of Sonoran, Mojave, and Native American. That being said, Arizona sports teams have a tendency to use predominantly Sonoran wildlife for mascots (in particular the Sonoran Pronghorn at GCU, and the Western diamondback for the pro baseball team of the same name.
@@miccrhaafetl5101I mean, you actually have to be able to afford housing in northern Arizona, but you are correct. Flagstaff is basically Aspen for people priced out of Aspen or Park City or Jackson, since we all technically share the same Continental Divide
Love the video guys. one thing i would have liked is a score counter either periodically or on screen the whole time. But thats a small thing and i love the vids
Boston College should have been a school, because it was name a school not named after the city or state the schools in so since the school is in Chestnut Hill, BC should count. Also wake forrest was named after a city in NC so either BC should count or WF shouldn't
It’s not 19 miles. The campuses are 47 miles apart. Just for clarity it’s 19 miles from TCU to Arlington where the Cowboys play. It’s 25 miles from SMU to Arlington.
@@RaidingJaguarX I didn’t say that was the distance between the two schools. They were talking about the Cowboys stadium as a reference point. Maybe I should’ve worded it better.
I’m a niner fan who also goes to SJSU and even I struggled with that question. I picked San Jose State and got it right tho (it’s only closer to Levi’s by 2 miles)
Notre Dame and Stanford are debatable. They both are in unincorporated census designated areas named Notre Dame and Stanford respectively -- meaning technically Notre Dame is not in South Bend and Stanford is not in Palo Alto.
If Sam Houston State, which isn’t in Houston, isn’t on the last list, then Rice shouldn’t be either as there is a Rice, TX, but it’s not home to the university.
I agree they both should count. The only argument for different treatment would be that the city of Houston was incorporated before Sam Houston State. Rice, TX and the Rice Institute were both in the same year, 1912...though Rice, TX existed as an unincorporated community before then. That is a terrible argument. They both should count. Same with Austin College if you wanted to do Division III...which you should not.
West Virginia and Appalachian State are not close. WVU is in the northern part of WV about 20 mile from the PA border. ASU is in western North Carolina which is closer to Eastern Tennessee than WV.
When I think about the chargers I think San Diego so I was saying San Diego State and thought they were stupid for saying the closest school is one in LA
None of these places are actually in Miami. UM is actually the closest to the city of Miami, while FIU is in University Park, an unincorporated community in Miami-Dade County 6+ miles west of Coral Gables. Hard Rock Stadium, where the Dolphins and Hurricanes play, is by far the most distant from Miami; it's in Miami Gardens, on the Broward/Miami-Dade county line, and some 13 miles from downtown Miami. It is true that FIU is ever-so-slightly closer to HRS, but it's academic because I'm pretty sure they're using stadium locations.
Literally came here to say that.. ever heard of Terry Bradshaw?? L’Jarius Sneed playing on the Super Bowl winning Chiefs?? And i know this is NBA but Karl Malone?? Paul Milsap??
Are you measuring from the campus or from the stadium for the first question? If it's from the stadium, Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd is closer to Mercedes-Benz than Georgia State's Center Park by about 0.2 miles.
I love this channel and I've been watching for a very very long time. Near the beginning, and I love you all. That said, if you EVER say something so gut-wrentchingly awful as "Phoenix and Tucson are basically the same city" when they are 2.5 hours apart (1.5 on the I-10) ESPECIALLY when Tucson is the worst place on earth.... There isn't a power that can stop me from being under your bed Great content, lock your doors at night ❤ Edit: SANDY, YOU ARE MEANT TO BE THE GREATEST OF US, CMON. STANFORD IS SOUTH OF THE BAY BY HALF AN HOUR (I literally only have knowledge of the PAC because I was born here, all jokes and love)
They were both right about the Gophers and Vikings playing in each other's stadiums. I think they're one of the only Pro/College teams that's had that scenario, because there was a period where the Gophers played in the Metrodome and the Vikings played at TCF (now Huntington) Bank Stadium
Upsets me they knew CSU and Fort Collins but couldn't think of Wyoming when it came to naming more than one Cowboy team other than OSU. #suckstobeacsuram ;)
These guys were so bad at getting these right off. As soon as the teams popped up, I was literally screaming the right answers at my phone every time. Lol.
Notre Dame is actually incorrect. Notre Dame is a census designated place in Indiana where the university is located. Same with Stanford. The university is located in Stanford, CA.
Wake Forest was founded in Wake Forest, North Carolina which is about 45 minutes north of Raleigh. The university later moved to Winston Salem. It is not a valid answer.
Miami is tough because the U, FAU, and FIU campuses are all about the same distance from the stadium. If we are going by where the teams play though this is right
I’m confused by the measurement here. Pitt plays at the Steelers stadium but Duquesne’s campus is closer since Pitt’s campus is in Oakland not the city
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Guy on the left in the Jeep shirt is the definition of “merely putting name on a group project and getting a grade”.
Boston college
"Phoenix and Tucson are the same city" - the American guy. They are literally like 70 miles apart lmao
That hurt me as an Arizona native😭
Same folks that are shocked it snows a lot in Arizona.
He was probably thinking of Tempe
For real. Tucson is more Sonoran, while Phoenix is kind of a mix of Sonoran, Mojave, and Native American. That being said, Arizona sports teams have a tendency to use predominantly Sonoran wildlife for mascots (in particular the Sonoran Pronghorn at GCU, and the Western diamondback for the pro baseball team of the same name.
@@miccrhaafetl5101I mean, you actually have to be able to afford housing in northern Arizona, but you are correct. Flagstaff is basically Aspen for people priced out of Aspen or Park City or Jackson, since we all technically share the same Continental Divide
Georgia State vs Georgia Tech is absolutely brutal. Both are under 2 miles from Mercedes Benz.
Yeah I feel like Bobby Dodd stadium is closer to Mercedes Ben’s than Georgia states stadium
Tech is closer
Bobby Dodd is 2100 yards away, Center Parc is 2500 yards away
@@BhollerbachIts a bad question, no one would know that.
Yeah, that was murder. Stadium to stadium, it's GT.
Cowboys with Wyoming and OK state, Trojans with usc and Troy were the only other 2 I could think of
when they said trojans I was like come on
Love the video guys. one thing i would have liked is a score counter either periodically or on screen the whole time. But thats a small thing and i love the vids
For the list of schools without a city or state name, you forgot SMU!
I was thinking Coastal Carolina, because "Carolina" by itself isn't a state
Boston College should have been a school, because it was name a school not named after the city or state the schools in so since the school is in Chestnut Hill, BC should count.
Also wake forrest was named after a city in NC so either BC should count or WF shouldn't
Why’d these guys say UT and Texas state are in Dallas ? LOL 7:49
Miami OH shouldn't have counted, it's named after the Miami rivers
@@theEWDSDSrivers are not a state, city or town. Those were the rules. They said nothing about geographical markers that universities are named after
Wake Forest was originally in Wake Forest, NC and moved in the 50s
exactly what i was thinking
More College Football based trivia🙏
You missed the Kennesaw State Owls
Which is in Kennesaw, GA
@@owenkelly1776 Owls part
They sadly likely missed Kennesaw State since they are new to FBS this season, and their sources were likely based on the 2023 season/
tucson is south arizona. tempe is right next to phoenix
Both are still south
@@theEWDSDS No they're not
@@m00t53 look at a map
@@theEWDSDSliterally no they aren’t
@@BearDownCats96 both are in the southern half of the state, nearly the southern third
Cowboys… Oklahoma st and Wyoming. Maybe more idk but I thought you’d get that but you all did a bang up job!
As somebody who lived in Dallas for 27 years, the TCU/SMU distance is SOOOO close. It really is roughly 19 miles compared to about 23/24 miles.
It’s not 19 miles. The campuses are 47 miles apart. Just for clarity it’s 19 miles from TCU to Arlington where the Cowboys play. It’s 25 miles from SMU to Arlington.
@@RaidingJaguarX I didn’t say that was the distance between the two schools. They were talking about the Cowboys stadium as a reference point. Maybe I should’ve worded it better.
For Owls, they forgot Kennesaw State as they got elevated to FBS status in 2022.
Tucson is no where near Phoenix 💀
18:06 I feel like SMU would be one because it’s southern Methodist
I was thinking that
Same
This is the best vid in a long time
Appreciate that!
yelling at my PC for USC and Troy Trojans
Same here
There's 4 for Owls. Temple, FAU, Rice and Kennesaw St.
My Sunday evening wings and trivia. Nice tradition you’ve helped build fellas
Love that! Glad we’re a part of the Sunday routine 🙏
Wake Forest is named after a town, they moved from there around in the 60’s
More of this ... maybe through professional sports but love it!
I’m a niner fan who also goes to SJSU and even I struggled with that question. I picked San Jose State and got it right tho (it’s only closer to Levi’s by 2 miles)
Was SMU said for the no state/city list?
Nope
Notre Dame and Stanford are debatable. They both are in unincorporated census designated areas named Notre Dame and Stanford respectively -- meaning technically Notre Dame is not in South Bend and Stanford is not in Palo Alto.
If Sam Houston State, which isn’t in Houston, isn’t on the last list, then Rice shouldn’t be either as there is a Rice, TX, but it’s not home to the university.
I agree they both should count.
The only argument for different treatment would be that the city of Houston was incorporated before Sam Houston State. Rice, TX and the Rice Institute were both in the same year, 1912...though Rice, TX existed as an unincorporated community before then.
That is a terrible argument. They both should count. Same with Austin College if you wanted to do Division III...which you should not.
Sura looking over at Sandy to see if he's cheating is comedy 11:14
😂😂
As a geography and college football nerd this was a tough watch
No kidding.
West Virginia and Appalachian State are not close. WVU is in the northern part of WV about 20 mile from the PA border. ASU is in western North Carolina which is closer to Eastern Tennessee than WV.
When I think about the chargers I think San Diego so I was saying San Diego State and thought they were stupid for saying the closest school is one in LA
Was screaming “Marshall” at the screen for about 5 minutes during the FBS schools with no location lmao
This was amazing--loved it.
Technically the dolphins should be FIU since FIU is actually in Miami. U Miami is in Coral Gables
None of these places are actually in Miami. UM is actually the closest to the city of Miami, while FIU is in University Park, an unincorporated community in Miami-Dade County 6+ miles west of Coral Gables. Hard Rock Stadium, where the Dolphins and Hurricanes play, is by far the most distant from Miami; it's in Miami Gardens, on the Broward/Miami-Dade county line, and some 13 miles from downtown Miami. It is true that FIU is ever-so-slightly closer to HRS, but it's academic because I'm pretty sure they're using stadium locations.
17:40 sandy looking up the answers😂😂😂
Akron isn’t closest to the Browns, it’s Kent State, by a hair.
Tucson in Phoenix?! 😂
50 yd line to 50yd Akron is closer.
31.52 miles vs 32.32
Surprised you didn't do Knights. UCF, Army, and Rutgers
You forgot Bearcats/Bearkats Cincy and Sam Houston!
You forgot about Kennesaw State for Owls. Officially FBS!
24:15 the La Tech disrespect smh
Ya I was surprised by that.
Literally came here to say that.. ever heard of Terry Bradshaw?? L’Jarius Sneed playing on the Super Bowl winning Chiefs?? And i know this is NBA but Karl Malone?? Paul Milsap??
When they said Aggies the first team I shouted out was New Mexico State and the only way I remember that is from the NCAA Football games lol
old dominion should count as being named after a state as that is the official nickname for the state of virginia
The Arizona slander will not be tolerated
🤣
Getting hung up on Mountaineers was pissing me off. 😅
Tucson and phoenix the same city😭😭😭 more like hours apart from each other 😭
Probably was mixing it up with Tempe lol
Are you measuring from the campus or from the stadium for the first question? If it's from the stadium, Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd is closer to Mercedes-Benz than Georgia State's Center Park by about 0.2 miles.
Trojans - USC and Troy
Honestly I'm impressed the unnecessary Alderson-Broaddus pull. They were the Battlers
What about SMU for the FBS schools that don't include the state, city, or town? Southern Methodist University
“Is Toledo Ohio a place” sent me 😂
Great video!!!
Wake Forest is named after wake Forest North Carolina, where it originated. They moved to Winston-Salem, but it is named after a city
I love this channel and I've been watching for a very very long time. Near the beginning, and I love you all.
That said, if you EVER say something so gut-wrentchingly awful as "Phoenix and Tucson are basically the same city" when they are 2.5 hours apart (1.5 on the I-10) ESPECIALLY when Tucson is the worst place on earth....
There isn't a power that can stop me from being under your bed
Great content, lock your doors at night ❤
Edit: SANDY, YOU ARE MEANT TO BE THE GREATEST OF US, CMON. STANFORD IS SOUTH OF THE BAY BY HALF AN HOUR (I literally only have knowledge of the PAC because I was born here, all jokes and love)
Wake Forest was named after the city of its original location, but they moved so technically Wake shouldn’t be included.
I thought I was an FCS guy turns out I know way more about football than I ever realized
BOSTON COLLEGE IS IN THE ACC!!! THAT IS A POWER 5 FBS CONFEEENCE!!!
not to mention they just won a bowl game lol
Yeah that entire conversation was borderline embarassing
Also Sam Houston is in Huntsville not Houston.
So refreshing to see guys play these games that actually know ball.
Wake Forest is named after Wake Forest, NC where it was originally located. It moved to Winston-Salem in the 1950s but retained its original name.
Wake Forest is an interesting one because it was founded in the city of Wake Forest before it moved to Winston-Salem.
Love the college sports trivia
“We have not missed one folks” um didn’t you miss on a couple of em tho?😂 especially the one that was navy but you said something else?😂
did they miss SMU on the second round?
They were both right about the Gophers and Vikings playing in each other's stadiums. I think they're one of the only Pro/College teams that's had that scenario, because there was a period where the Gophers played in the Metrodome and the Vikings played at TCF (now Huntington) Bank Stadium
Technically there's a town in North Carolina called Wake Forest but the university is on the other side of the state in Winston Salem.
Fun fact, wakes original campus was in wake, nc
“U Charlotte” - not really correct for UNCC but I see why they allowed it
I was SCREAMING Boston College
Aye shoutout Johnny for knowing Fort Collins, one of the best college towns. Proud to be a ram lol
Upsets me they knew CSU and Fort Collins but couldn't think of Wyoming when it came to naming more than one Cowboy team other than OSU. #suckstobeacsuram ;)
Miami University (OH) is named for the Myammia Indians that lived there. University of Miami (FL) is named for the Miami river in South Florida.
As a college football die hard, this was so awesome 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wake Forest is named after Wake Forest, NC where it was founded before moving to Winston-Salem.
I played D2 football at Alderson Broaddus and I appreciate that pull Avery.
App State is in Boone NC
13:18 y’all did real good-better than the average Joe
No way it took them that long to guess Fresno State bruh do these guys even watch football 😭
Y’all could’ve gotten two more if you had said Trojans. There’s the Troy Trojans and the USC Trojans.
The other cowboy is Wyoming
Played at Akron, but doesn’t know where Oxford is? Lmao
They missed Trojans, Troy and USC
Wake Forest is a town in North Carolina, the university just moved
Phoenix and Tucson are not the same city dude. ASU is in Tempe
Wake forest shouldn’t count, there’s a wake forest NC
Guys said Trojans like 4 times and didn’t guess USC and Troy
These guys were so bad at getting these right off. As soon as the teams popped up, I was literally screaming the right answers at my phone every time. Lol.
Notre Dame is actually incorrect. Notre Dame is a census designated place in Indiana where the university is located. Same with Stanford. The university is located in Stanford, CA.
Wasn't sure if Stanford would count, because it's in Stanford, California. The school was there first, but they do share a name.
Wake Forest was founded in Wake Forest, North Carolina which is about 45 minutes north of Raleigh. The university later moved to Winston Salem. It is not a valid answer.
Auburn is in Auburn so you can’t have them in the List of not named after city/state
love the video but Stanford is actually in the city of Stanford, CA. I was shocked to learn that it’s not Palo Alto.
I totally forgot Jacksonville State was in Jacksonville, Alabama and not Florida and thought I outsmarted the quiz for a second
Wake Forest is named after a city in North Carolina.
Weird that the University is 2 hours away from the city.
@@OwnersBoxSports It was originally from the city of Wake Forrest and moved
Notre Dame is located in Notre Dame indiana, not south bend
Kennesaw State are also the owls
Tucson is more than 100 miles from Phoenix. It's farther between those two cities than it is from Philly to NYC.
Kent State and UAkron are virtually equidistant from Cleveland, each about 38 miles away.
Florida geography knowledge was really shaky lol
kennesaw state is also owls
Miami is tough because the U, FAU, and FIU campuses are all about the same distance from the stadium. If we are going by where the teams play though this is right
113 miles between Phoenix and Tuscon by the way lmao
TuCSon.
Wake Forest is a tricky one. It is named after the town it was originally located in.
If wake forrest counts then Boston College should count
@@NA.NA..No, something like half of BC is in Boston proper. While they say Alumni Stadium is in Chestnut Hill, it's really within Boston's border.
Creighton mentioned. W
I’m confused by the measurement here. Pitt plays at the Steelers stadium but Duquesne’s campus is closer since Pitt’s campus is in Oakland not the city