What is your favorite college football team/tradition and why?

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DOPE BOI...I dont understand a damn word you just said,son!

Answer 1

Irish pride heres why!!

Cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame
Wake up the echoes cheering her name.
Send a volley cheer on high,
Shake down the thunder from the sky.
What tho' the odds be great or small,
Old Notre Dame will win over all,
While her loyal sons are marching
Onward to victory!

Best Fight song in NCAA history!!!


Also the school that made the man a legend Joe Montana.

Answer 2

well, my favorite team is Penn State


my favorite tradition is probably Script Ohio.....I hate Ohio State with a passion, but Script Ohio is great



the Ohio State v. Michigan game is another good tradition (for me....I realize I sound like a Homer with my top two picks)I live on the border and hate both teams pretty equally, so no matter who loses, I get to talk trash to a ton of people.


P.S. If you look at Dope Boi's recent answers (check out his reply to my last question)
you'll realize that he's some immature little dude who loves is idiotic e-speak and anybody who disagrees with him or his asinine comments is wrong.

Answer 3

Notre Dame

1. I think they have been national champs 11 times
2. Have sent more players to the NFL than any other college team
3. My entire family is ND fans. (grew up a one)
4. largest fan base
5. Rudy Rudy Rudy
6. at least 5 heisman winners

Answer 4

Unfortuately, Illinois just destroyed the best tradition in all of college sports. The halftime show every week was ended by the "Three-in-one", possibly the most exciting tradition anywhere. As the band chants the opening verse to the "Three-in-one" while assembled in the north end zone, Chief Illiniwek would run through the band and lead it down the field as it forms the word "ILLINI" on the field. After going the length of the field, the Chief would return to midfield, make a circle around midfield, and then raise his hands as the band goes into the second part of the "Three-in-one", which is "Hail to the Orange". After the fans sway and sing "Hail to the Orange", the Chief does his dance as the fans clap and the band plays the third part of the "Three-in-one". And that is the end of the half-time show for 80 years in Champaign.

What a wonderful tradition. Too bad the Board of Trustees caved in to the NCAA and retired the Chief. Halftime will never be the same again ... too many alums stayed at blowouts just through halftime to watch the Chief, and they may not make it into the stadium without him.

Answer 5

My favorite college team is Boise State.

Mostly because I've lived in Boise for 20 years and graduated from BSU. I was never really into college football until I was in college and got cheap student tickets.

I started getting into BSU football around 1999 or so. And the Fiesta Bowl last year was cool as hell for all of us here in town.

GO BSU!

Answer 6

Oklahoma Sooners. Boomer Sooner. Red River Rivalry. 7 National Titles since 1950 (most in Modern Era). The Boz. Wilkenson. Switzer. Stoops. Winningest program in the Modern Era.

Answer 7

my favorite team is michigan and michigan ohio state has to be the greatest tradition. theyve played eachother every year for over 100 years and there is a great game every year that is almost always has the big ten or even the national championship at stake. bo vs woody was classic. michigan will win this year. nothing like the saturday where those teams play.

Answer 8

You have not seen college football until you see a game at LSU Tiger Stadium on a Saturday night. It is an unreal atmosphere

Answer 9

Michigan BQ: Ohio State, Michigan State, Alabama, USC

Answer 10

Texas Red River Shootout. Dallas gets completely crazy with drunk college chicks from UT and OK. Every bar in town, and that's a lot, is packed with people ready to party.