Friday, September 23, 2011

Which College Football Stadium is your favorite stadium to visit for a college football game?

Out of all the football stadiums in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), which stadium would you say is your favorite stadium to visit and why?





This stadium can be NCAA Division I, Division IA, Division II, and Division III and can you mention which collegiate team plays there.|||Notre Dame Stadium, hands down. No university has more tradition or greater history (past 15 years excluded).|||I would say Fayetville AR. Hearing 80,000 screaming hog fans calling the razorbacks will send goosebumps down your arms the size of grapefruits. it's amazing.

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|||If 80,000 fans gives you goosebumps, imagine 109,000 in Michigan or Ohio State stadiums.

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|||THEE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY HAS THE BEST STADIUM IN THE COUNTRY. 105,000 ITS AWESOME! GO BUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!

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|||The Rose Bowl, but only for the Bowl game.|||UT stadium in Austin|||University of Tennessee. Its amazing how loud it gets in there.|||LSU, Death Valley|||west coast kid here, as far as I'm concenred, having no disrespect toward my eastern, or midwest fanatics, it is autzen stadium in eugene oregon, having been inside the place only once, during the "civil war" a couple decades back (Dan Fouts as QB!) the place was a mad house!|||THE SWAMP BABY!


GO GATORS!|||Beaver Stadium|||its lane stadium. great fans, great atmosphere. great food %26amp; pride.











hokie!! hokie!!! hokies national champions|||Even though I have never been there, I would say Michigan's or Ohio States stadiums because of the amount of fans they hold. Imagine the noise.|||The Shoe





Go Buckeyes!!!

Is an association with Celtic football club a lifelong ?

millstone round your neck. ?|||I have supported Celtic for more years than you have had brain cells. Are you a millstone round their necks?|||A bad doze a piles.|||Ha Ha !!! You could say that !!!!!!!|||a lifelong smile, a lifelong family, a lifelong pride but never a millstone.|||Respected and renowned around the World.


Being the invincible force in scottish football just now and for the foreseeable future


Being the only Scottish club ever to be Champions of Europe.


The biggest stadium in Scotland


The Highest average attendance in Scotland since the Millenium.


Fukc me why bother you lot will never understand. Sing along now.


http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZENbRfk-rc鈥?/a>


.|||" up the hoops" its not a burden its a passion which us celts love and adore. celtic football club has real tradition we are one big happy family.we have roots thats why we are the best. celtic fc member%26amp;liverpool member|||the Paddie`s diny think so checks this...you know who yir friends are when things are tight...sure tobe sure





http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/roish鈥?/a>|||It's the reason we are on Earth, Mr Mabawz.


You see many are called but few are chosen.


To support Celtic is a privilege, not a right


It is this privilege, that let's your soul take flight


Do you seriously believe that you are a Hun by choice?


Taken to Hell before you had a voice.


No you were spewed out of that jackal of a mother


To spend your waking nightmare as a 'blues brother'


As and sure as eggs are eggs, you'll know


That it's gonna be 4 in a row.


Thank-you and you have my sympathy, for you are truly 'the afflicted'.|||if it is then being a hun is a fing crippling disability, i know wot id rather be, couldnt live with thinking the same as the rest ov yous, and i wud have tae wash. nah m8 gie me the millstone cheers

What type of football do you like the best?

Association football


Australian rules football


International rules football


Rugby Union


Rugby League


American Football.|||american football|||American football|||NEITHER|||American College Football....!!|||American SEC football baybee!!!!!!! National champs Roll Tide!!!!!!!!!!!!|||American|||American football by far|||Arena Football


It's like sex on a field

To all football fans out there.Any chance of a replay? What do you think?

The Football Association of Ireland have lodged a formal complaint with FIFA over the controversial world cup play-off defeat to France and urged the governing body to replay the match.|||Definitely not; Uzbekistan-Bahrein in 2005 was repeated because of a technical error (a player got into the box before a penalty was shot, the ref noticed and instead of repeating the penalty, a free kick was called; which is a technical mistake). Football (soccer) matches are replayed only when there are determinant technical errors (calling a free kick instead of a penalty repetition is a determinant technical error), but not when there are appreciation errors (the ref could say he didn't consider the handball to be a handball, even if it sounds stupid; but I think FIFA is right about it, because if they didn't do it this way, every single game would have to be replayed and refs wouldn't have any authority any more.|||NO CHANCE whatsoever.


And probably rightly so - we can't replay matches. It would be a can of worms worse than Pandora's Box.


What we SHOULD do, of course, is insist VT-recordings and other technologies are introduced asap - despite the Blatter and Platini objections.


The obdurate Blatter, never far away from shady dealings, fixes and the smell of corruption should be ousted - whatever it takes.


With New Zealand in the last 32 - Russia omitted - and France through on foul play - I reckon Blatter's days are numbered. The 2010 WC is shaping up to be a farce - but in the ill-chosen location of S.Africa I think it will be a tragedy.|||Nah mate... Platini is just out to make sure his frenchies get in, and make the world cup "better"





First he cheated us with that scrote ovrebo, now this...


Another scandinavian referee, anyone see the pattern? One from Norway and one from Sweden....





I sympathise with Irish fans, I went through the same thing after the Barcelona game.... this is wat u get from a corrupt French guy..... he should go back to eating frogs legs (no offence french people, that was directed at him, not you or your culture)|||Highly unlikely , such a replay has happened in the past,(Uzbek and Kuwait if memory serves) but not in a game this high profile...Sepp Blatter would take a massive hit if he allowed a replay and there would be hell to pay if the Irish went ahead and actually won such a game|||I highly doubt it , if they do they will never hear the end of it as there are so many bad calls that go on all the time.


it will be a very dangerous precedent to set.|||There is absolutely no way for a replay. Zilch. Nada. France knocked out Ireland due to a blind referee just as Chelsea was denied victory over Barca in last season's CL.|||Then England will ask for a replay of the 86 hand of God and Germany will ask for replay of the 66 final.. things will get messy|||It'll be very unlikely.|||It seems unlikely. I think that's just the game.|||It was a refereeing mistake....if we replayed all these games we'd never be done with replays

Is it Soccer or Football? why do americans love to change words?

CLEARLY it is football, association football to begin with. you play with your feet that's why it is called football|||Football is Foot Ball , its not really open for discussion. Why the USA changed it is a mystery, one I couldnt care less about. American football is so primitive and boring, bunch of ogres wrestling around|||Football, Soccer, Calcio, Futbol, Fussball, etc.





All are technically right. Its the same sport, different name depending on which language you speak.





However the sport was created in England and Association Football is most commonly recognised as 'Football' by the majority of people worldwide. The English language name of the sport is pretty self explanatory and describes the game which tests your skill with your 'feet' and a 'ball'. It is the worlds game, the most played, most watched sport in existence. The largest sporting organisation on the planet, FIFA, stands for Federation Internationale de Football Association.|||The answer is in your question.





"association football"





Soccer is a shortened term for association football, from the soc in association. Just like back in the day association rugby was sometimes referred to as ruggers.





Football has been called football in the U.S. since the 1840's. It stemmed from the game, which was looked at as a combination of rugby and soccer, but both at the time were called "football" mainly by college students who had either grown up or had been educated in England. Another belief is that it was also called football since at the time, many popular sports in the U.S. were played on horseback, and you called it football, as you played on your feet, rather than on the back of a horse.|||football originated in england, hence the FA (Football association), FIFA etc, not a 'S' in the acronyms at all, American Football is American Football and is a combination of rugby and football, with a few 'americanisms' chucked in! Soccer was actually started by rugby players (before the America civil war) to insult the football players because 'Rubgy football' was deemed to be more upperclass than Football, therefore they riddiculed it and labelled it soccer.|||Well, it was called football because people who didn't like the no hands rule in soccer/football, broke off and created rugby. Then in America, the rules were modified further and originally, would not allow a forward pass, only a side pass if two players were side by side. This might break it down further. And because soccer was not nearly as popular in the States, it was called, well, soccer instead of football. And Americans just do what they want. I know, I live here. But check out this answer, it's pretty good.|||It's soccer. Football is Gaeilic. It really depends on where you live - in these countries the following sports are considered "football":





Ireland: Gaeilic


America: American Football


Scotland: Soccer


Wales: Soccer


Australia: Aussie Rules


England: Soccer


...Etc





veito da costa - It's not the world's fault it has to speak English so you can't blame everyone else. And where do you get the idea that every country except America calls it football? Because the Irish don't unless they're half Engligh or something.|||Ok.


For a start, who invented the game???


England.


What language do you use?


English.


What does every other country (except the usa) in the world call the game??


Football.





Soccer does actually derive from the word Association, the abbreviation of which is Assoc.





But, it is FOOTBALL. The one and only TRUE football.|||Well it's football in europe cause we don't play american football so much.


And yeah european football was created before american so it's in order to call it football,but american's can call it like they want who cares anyway.|||I think it's funny how everyone on here bickers about it, it's so childish.


Terry has a moan about it in nearly everyone of his answers.


So what they call it Soccer, get over it.|||Soccer=football


Football=rugby with helmets and messed up rules





They changed it because they already had a game called football. Fair enough, just don't push your word onto us when we invented the damn sport.|||The correct name of the sport is Association FOOTBALL not soccer.


The American sport is GRIDIRON.|||yep it is futbol..the truth i dont care how americans call it...Futbol is Futbol|||FOOTBALL|||Thieves!! They stole our name football for their own game they largely play with their hands?! so have to make up another word to describe the beautiful game!|||it's FOOTBALL , they just invented this stupid word to be different than the whole world and that's more stupid.|||It is called FOOTBALL !!!!|||No|||last time someone said soccer to me i punched my misses.|||the game where you kick the ball in the goal is soccer.








the game where you play with the ball with the points at the ends is football (not sure why they called this football)|||Yeah well we're Americans and we'll decide, unless you want that foot in your mouth!

Why is it such a big deal that the U.S. calls football soccer?

Why is it such a big deal that the U.S. calls football soccer?


The name association football was coined to distinguish the game from the other forms of football played at the time, specifically rugby football. The term soccer originated in England, first appearing in the 1880s as a slang abbreviation of the word "association", often credited to former England captain Charles Wreford-Brown.|||People from all over the world use different words all the time. It just seems that some people can't grow up and accept this fact in regards to "football" being called "soccer".





This argument is really old, people need to drop this middle school drama and GROW UP!!!!!








USA is not the only country that refers to "football" as "soccer". Several of countries do! Why is it that USA is the only country called out on it?








Check this site out! Most countries even refer to the sport as "soccer" from time to time!|||i personally have no problem with people calling soccer different names but then a gain i'm a little bias since i do live in the US|||the US already has a football an it is more popular in the US then soccer if they were to change the names to make them right (I think they should since you don't play american football with your feet) it would cause another civil war in America|||i really don't care. It's just like how Americans say fanny for the backside, and Brits say fanny for the vagina.|||I think the problem is that Americans think that the sports name is soccer. It's not, it's called football. Maybe the American game should be called by its slang name (gridiron). Let's face it soccer is only a term used for the sport in the colonies. The WORLD knows the game as FOOTBALL.|||There have been over more recent years a push to use the common name to establish a uniformity of names. One example is Australia, as part of Oceania the head body was Soccer Australia. As part of a restructure and moving into the Asian Confederation they were not forced but it was a polite request that Soccer be dropped, thus the head body is now FFA (Football Federation Australia).





FIFA would prefer that Football become the world wide reference but it is not anything that officially concerns anyone except maybe a few in the marketing department.





It does seem to raise the ire of a few fans in some traditional countries that play the sport but I will never understand why.

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