Turning “Giants Stadium” into “Jets Stadium” ain’t easy. It takes two crews of four about 18 hours to switch out the end zone, lighting, billboards, and more. You get exhausted just thinking about it.
Sure, winning is the only thing, but at Lambeau, cheese is definitely a close second. From cheese heads to cheese curds to beer cheese mac and cheese, this place has the cream (cheese) of the crop.
Welcome to Rip City. Hope you brought ear plugs, ‘cause the crowd here gets LOUD for its Blazers.
As George Costanza would say, "There's no laws in this place. Anything goes. It's like Thunderdome!"
In the first game at The Big House, Michigan halfback Louis Gilbert threw for 3 touchdowns, returned a punt and a kickoff for touchdowns, made 4/5 field goals, and blocked a punt. Not bad, right?
It’s pretty packed in here right? Oh yeah, that’s probably because this place becomes the third largest city in Nebraska on game day.
Enshrined as statues outside the stadium are three former Gator QBs and Heisman Trophy winners: Steve Spurrier, Danny Wuerffel and Tim Tebow. And yes, Tebow is running the ball.
The over/under on the number of times you’ll hear “Rocky Top” is 12.5. We suggest taking the over.
Tailgating is fun, but make sure you get inside before kickoff. Mike the Tiger and the LSU cheerleaders make a ceremonial lap around the field.
The original 12th Man was E. King Gill in 1922. Coach Dana X. Bible recruited him from the stands because he feared A&M did not have enough players to finish the game. Talk about every fan’s dream.
Visiting teams are relegated to “The Fail Room,” which is actually the visiting locker room. It’s named after alumnus James M. Fail in 2008, and it hasn’t treated opponents very well since.
Barry Sanders went into BEAST mode during his last game here. He ran for 312 yards and 5 scores against Kansas, en route to hoisting the only Heisman Trophy in OSU history.
College sports history went down here in ’07. Florida beat OSU, won the NCAA Tournament, and became the only college program to ever hold the men’s hoops & football championships at the same time. Leia mais.
Remember the scene in Jerry Maguire when Rod Tidwell jumps up after a big hit and does a crazy end zone dance? That happened in this stadium. SHOW ME THE MONEY!
Get here a bit early? Head to the Ed Moshofsky “Mo” Center for some great pregame action. We’re talking wings, nachos, burritos, TVs, and games. Not a bad start to the day.
You’re in the largest domed stadium of any college campus in the US. How should you celebrate? By chanting “Let’s Go Orange!” as loud as possible.
