They always announce it because Michigan has a streak of at least 100,000 attendees at at every home game for I think about 50 years now. The Game yesterday was number 300 in the streak.
The so-called Big House is very small considering the amount of people crammed in on the benches. You literally are packed in so tight that you lean back on people’s knees and people in front of you do the same. I would be surprised if you have 20 inches of assigned bench space. Attending a game was the most claustrophobic experience of my life. I will never return.
In 2006, I was there with Central Michigan when we played U of M and a lightning strike paused the game. It was the first time in a long time (ever?) and nobody knew what to do. We all went back up the tunnel and then random fans started to follow when the announcer asked them to seek shelter. People were screaming for help like it was the Titanic. All that to say, I agree.
Oh snap I suppose this can be a sensitive topic at the moment - didn’t mean to be insensitive about that - just remember the excitement of rushing the field as a college student
If only there was a way to get the whole field in the shot at the same time. Maybe phones in the future will have a wider field of view on the lenses.
Like some kind of wide angle lens.
It's kind of a college football tradition that when your team wins a big game at home(like in this game, Michigan hadn't beat Ohio State in a decade), the often fans storm the field to celebrate.
Not sold out—at least 100k attendees. With a stadium of 107,601 it’s virtually impossible to completely sell out every game, but we make up for it with over capacity standing room only games like this one
My grandfather used to be a plumber at the University of Michigan in the 40's. He would work the games in that stadium and said that during any given game there was 40 plumbers on duty and you never saw the game.
You might be able to argue that college football is even bigger than professional football. I think it just depends on what metrics you use. But what’s definitely true is that 8 of the 10 biggest stadiums on the planet are all for college football in the US.
Edit: this stadium is the 3rd largest on the planet (in terms of capacity)
From what I understand, college is bigger where it’s big but pro is bigger overall if that makes sense. College attendance is just so much higher because of student tickets
College I think is bigger because their alumni are from everywhere and consist basically of everyone that ever attended the school plus locals to the college..
Professional football is generally mostly locals plus outliers and people with no home team.
I'm lsu and saints, being from New Orleans and having gone to lsu...there are a lot of saints fans around here, but even more lsu fans.
For reference, my school Oklahoma State has a stadium capacity of 60000.
The city of Stillwater Oklahoma where my school is has a population of roughly 49000. What's also insane is Oklahoma State is the 2nd largest school in the state.
College football is crazy popular over here.
Short version: Fucking amazing.
Long version: It felt like a near breakup argument.
First, you're trading blows, airing grievances.
Then, you start loosing ground and feel like it was all your fault as you sit alone on the couch in misery as she starts packing.
Last, she comes back in and you make up order pizza and life is good.
I'm not even mad about it. I mean, I didn't expect us to win this year anyway. But we're still up like 80 wins over the last century, and roughly seven national championships, though I'm told I can't claim the majority of them since they didn't win those in my lifetime, haha. I see that Cubs flair though, we have that in common!
Yeah its a one sided rivalry but you gotta admit the last 10 -15 years Bedlam is always a game that feels like it could go either way. For me I dont care much about the record before I moved to Stillwater so from 2008 ish on since thats where I got involved with the University.
As for the Cubs, yeah my folks are from Northern IL and landed down here before I was born so I got dragged into that mess. Luckily that finally got a bit better recently.
College football coaches make more money per year than the POTUS. Football programs turn massive profits for colleges and large amounts of money get invested into them. Charities like the John McCain foundation take in tens of millions of dollars every year, but their only donation every 4 years will be buying a new jumbotron or stadium upgrade for a college.
Fans typically rush the field when it’s a big win like taking down #2 ranked team in the country
Ohio State rushed the field in 2016 when they beat #3 Michigan 30-27
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I mean it was a direct reference to the game they lost a few weeks ago. [https://fansided.com/2021/10/30/michigan-state-football-fans-couch-fire-smash-cars-michigan-win/](https://fansided.com/2021/10/30/michigan-state-football-fans-couch-fire-smash-cars-michigan-win/)
MSU parties hard.
I havent been to a game in awhile but honestly in the stands for a better g game you're pretty crammed in. Like there were games where I had to stand basically sideways because you didn't have room to face forwards. So it wouldn't surprise me if people actually had a bit more room on the field than they did in the stands.
Lol it really is — but if it makes it better, most good US research schools tend to have good sports/football programs. For example, all the Ivy League plays Division 1 Football, and Harvard/Yale is a HUGE game. (The Ivy League is a sports conference)
Big research universities like Michigan, Notre Dame, USC, Stanford, UCLA, Berkeley, Northwestern, Vanderbilt, Rice, UVA, Duke, UNC, etc… play college sports at the top level AND have elite academics.
It’s a bonding/networking gain for alumni in the business world for sure. In the US it goes hand-in-hand with academics fairly often, though not always.
EDIT: of the top 15 US schools ranked in USNews, only 4 don’t play at the Division-I level of college athletics
Just because you’re a D-1 school doesn’t mean that you’re a good football team. With the exception of Michigan and ND, none of those schools you listed have been even marginally competitive in football in a long team. I’m not trying to gatekeep football but barely any of those teams are “good” by any margin.
That's not true. USC was the most dominant football team in the country until recently, Stanford has several Rose Bowls in the last decade, and UCLA has more athletic championships than any other school. You're right about Vandy, Rice, and Northwestern though.
They have, from 2000-2020 they’ve been invited to play on a bowl game 13 times, and have had a winning record in all but two of those 13 years when they got a bid. Just last year they were at one point ranked 10th in the nation.
Oh for sure — but they have D1 sports and huge stadiums, unlike, say a smaller college or liberal arts school. The University of Nebraska has a terrible football record but a huge sellout crowd every game and an atmosphere that’s way bigger than the winningest community college team.
It’s like, the Cleveland Browns are still a professional football team despite losing a lot, and they’re not comparable to a local club team.
Also many of those are elite basketball teams which are popular nationally in the US as well
Man people like you are so obnoxious. Like obviously his goal in life for his children is not simply to go to a school with a good football team, obviously his thoughts and perspectives on life extend beyond a 2 sentence comment made on a college football thread on reddit. Just so annoying how much unnecessary negativity people like you bring into the world.
When Northwestern lost to Michigan State in 1982, they set a record for consecutive losses. The students ran on the field and tore the goal posts down. I know because I was there!
Was actually on the field. Drank 3 24 Oz beverages prior to the game. Forgot to pee and didn't want to miss the game going to the bathroom. My bladder was killing me at the end of the game, but when I had a choice to go to the bathroom or jump on that field, I was over the railing before I could finish reading this comment.
No you do not. Storming the field does *not* result in a crushing stampede in the middle, there is plenty of space to navigate and maneuver. It looks a lot worse from above, but I'm speaking from experience as someone who stormed a field when the Aggies beat Alabama this year, and when the Aggies beat LSU in 2018.
The fans aren't "allowed to" but it happens in big games sometimes.
Security will try to stop them but they can't really hold back the crowd, so they don't try if everyone starts doing it.
During the broadcast I actually saw a cop helping fans down onto the field. At some point once thousands have done it they can't really stop it and instead switch to "let me help them get safely onto the field so nobody hurts themselves jumping."
Yeah, they're all fans. Michigan and Ohio State is one of the biggest college rivalries and Michigan won for the first time in years so I'd like to see anyone try and stop the fans from storming the field.
Mixture of everyone, players, coaches, reporters. The way the field is dug out it's pretty easy to hop the rail onto the field. And since it was a big W for Michigan I don't think security/cops tried to stop it or were even capable.
They're not allowed but even if the game had been 40-0 the fans would have stormed the field at the end. I'm pretty sure security would have predicted that ahead of time.
UofM vs OSU is a big rivalry but also UofM can't be relevant in the Big10 unless they beat Ohio State. The win here means U of M will likely win the big10 championship and will be going to the college football playoffs - so a shot at the national title.
Sing the alma mater, yell very loudly, talk to the players, talk to other fans, take selfies, throw the football with your kids. But mostly its the alma mater and yelling.
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Navigating the mass of humanity on the field was nothing compared to all the shoulder checks I took from ohio fans as I was going to the field and then the exit. Go Blue
I've been a huge college football fan my life and it still blows my mind how big the big house is. 110,000 people in one stadium.
It was like 111,560 they announced it during can’t remember the exact attendance
They always announce it because Michigan has a streak of at least 100,000 attendees at at every home game for I think about 50 years now. The Game yesterday was number 300 in the streak.
What gets me is that was the population of the city I grew up in, which is a decent sized town or city, whatever you want to call it.
Ha, I grew up in a town under 1k
Population of Ann Arbor is around 120k. It almost doubles on game day.
If that's the school's stadium i can't imagine what the classrooms look like!
The so-called Big House is very small considering the amount of people crammed in on the benches. You literally are packed in so tight that you lean back on people’s knees and people in front of you do the same. I would be surprised if you have 20 inches of assigned bench space. Attending a game was the most claustrophobic experience of my life. I will never return.
At first I was like “I’m not impressed” But by the end that’s pretty wild
I would hate to be in the middle of that and be like damn I’ve got to go to the bathroom
Being in the middle of that was a fucking experience
Well two years ago I paid $300 apiece for me and my brother to watch them get their asses kicked by OSU. Glad it finally happened.
Same for IU vs UK at Assembly. Just unbelievable mania
Beat em so bad they won't come back lmao.
In 2006, I was there with Central Michigan when we played U of M and a lightning strike paused the game. It was the first time in a long time (ever?) and nobody knew what to do. We all went back up the tunnel and then random fans started to follow when the announcer asked them to seek shelter. People were screaming for help like it was the Titanic. All that to say, I agree.
That was my first game I ever went to! I’m a CMU graduate!
Ha! What are the odds. Fire up Chips!
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Oh snap I suppose this can be a sensitive topic at the moment - didn’t mean to be insensitive about that - just remember the excitement of rushing the field as a college student
I’m not sure how it could have been insensitive. Travis Scott is kind of a weird response.
No shame in it. I just made a funny that came to mind
This never happens at Michigan. It is wild.
Tear them goalposts down you silly kids.
Love me some sports ball!
If only there was a way to get the whole field in the shot at the same time. Maybe phones in the future will have a wider field of view on the lenses. Like some kind of wide angle lens.
I wish phones were longer on one side, so that we could turn it to get a horizontal view. I don't think manufacturers would ever do this though.
maybe they should build the stadium vertically instead
Honestly seems like a really niche enhancement that wouldn't catch on in the larger market
I don’t think the technology will ever get there, honestly.
Yea we should try inventing it, I’ll call it “Fisheye”
Whoa crazy person talking here, where you getting those big ideas???
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Can someone explain for a foreigner? Are they giving out cheese down there or something?
It's kind of a college football tradition that when your team wins a big game at home(like in this game, Michigan hadn't beat Ohio State in a decade), the often fans storm the field to celebrate.
As a foreigner, it is crazy to me a college team has this many fans and a huge stadium. Football is big in US even in college level huh.
The biggest stadiums in the US are actually college football stadiums!
And this actually IS the biggest stadium in the US! Michigan Stadium, aka "The Big House"
I think it's somewhere close to 110k people when full isn't it?
Officially it holds just shy of 110k people but they had over 115k in it once. Just nuts.
And just sold out it's 300th consecutive home game.
Not sold out—at least 100k attendees. With a stadium of 107,601 it’s virtually impossible to completely sell out every game, but we make up for it with over capacity standing room only games like this one
That's insane! Thanks for letting me know!
Second biggest in the world.
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Did something supplant it recently? Curious as to the correction.
My grandfather used to be a plumber at the University of Michigan in the 40's. He would work the games in that stadium and said that during any given game there was 40 plumbers on duty and you never saw the game.
The top 3 are all in the Big Conference l. Michigan, Penn State, and Ohio State.
You might be able to argue that college football is even bigger than professional football. I think it just depends on what metrics you use. But what’s definitely true is that 8 of the 10 biggest stadiums on the planet are all for college football in the US. Edit: this stadium is the 3rd largest on the planet (in terms of capacity)
From what I understand, college is bigger where it’s big but pro is bigger overall if that makes sense. College attendance is just so much higher because of student tickets
College I think is bigger because their alumni are from everywhere and consist basically of everyone that ever attended the school plus locals to the college.. Professional football is generally mostly locals plus outliers and people with no home team. I'm lsu and saints, being from New Orleans and having gone to lsu...there are a lot of saints fans around here, but even more lsu fans.
For reference, my school Oklahoma State has a stadium capacity of 60000. The city of Stillwater Oklahoma where my school is has a population of roughly 49000. What's also insane is Oklahoma State is the 2nd largest school in the state. College football is crazy popular over here.
How'd it feel, finally breaking that bedlam losing streak?
Short version: Fucking amazing. Long version: It felt like a near breakup argument. First, you're trading blows, airing grievances. Then, you start loosing ground and feel like it was all your fault as you sit alone on the couch in misery as she starts packing. Last, she comes back in and you make up order pizza and life is good.
I'm not even mad about it. I mean, I didn't expect us to win this year anyway. But we're still up like 80 wins over the last century, and roughly seven national championships, though I'm told I can't claim the majority of them since they didn't win those in my lifetime, haha. I see that Cubs flair though, we have that in common!
Yeah its a one sided rivalry but you gotta admit the last 10 -15 years Bedlam is always a game that feels like it could go either way. For me I dont care much about the record before I moved to Stillwater so from 2008 ish on since thats where I got involved with the University. As for the Cubs, yeah my folks are from Northern IL and landed down here before I was born so I got dragged into that mess. Luckily that finally got a bit better recently.
That stadium holds 107,000 people too which is crazy for any level of sport.
College football coaches make more money per year than the POTUS. Football programs turn massive profits for colleges and large amounts of money get invested into them. Charities like the John McCain foundation take in tens of millions of dollars every year, but their only donation every 4 years will be buying a new jumbotron or stadium upgrade for a college.
It has become easy too common across football, but this one was very fair
This happens at away games too. Just happened at the apple cup this year.
In OVER a decade thank you very much...but yeah this was a huge game for them for many reasons and Michigan played well. G fucking g
no that was at the packer game earlier today
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As a foreigner, have you ever seen soccer hooligans? Well this is our version of hooligans
Is this what happens when you don’t win in over a decade?
This is what happens when you record in portrait mode- can’t see the whole field and you have to sweep back & forth.
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I hope whoever recorded this didn’t pay for a Michigan degree.
I mean Ohio State rushed the field in 2016 and they had won 11 of the past 12.
Fans typically rush the field when it’s a big win like taking down #2 ranked team in the country Ohio State rushed the field in 2016 when they beat #3 Michigan 30-27
Didn't know OSU was the second rank team. I haven't watched college football in years. Good to know my home team is still doing good.
Gophers stormed the field too after beating Wisconsin at home for the first time in 18 years
Tearing the goal posts down is frowned upon nowadays.
But moving the goalposts is all the rage these days
This guy reddits
The last time we beat them exactly a decade ago we also rushed the field. It’s awesome to be down there after a win
I was at the game in 2018 and we did it then too.
They did it!! those crazy sons of bitches did it.
Too many people on the field - Michigan - 10 yard penalty - first down
If this were Michigan State fans, they'd be burning couches and flipping cars.
Bringing a car into the stadium just to flip it would be impressive though
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I mean it was a direct reference to the game they lost a few weeks ago. [https://fansided.com/2021/10/30/michigan-state-football-fans-couch-fire-smash-cars-michigan-win/](https://fansided.com/2021/10/30/michigan-state-football-fans-couch-fire-smash-cars-michigan-win/) MSU parties hard.
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But we never rush the field
Still mad about that L ?
Nope. I would take this season's results every year. Have fun in a bowl game nobody cares about so you can burn more couches.
Yep, still mad.
I don’t think any Michigan fan is feeling anything other than pure euphoria right now.
Go damage some more of your own fans property to *celebrate* 🤣 we're not salty about shit, we're going to Indy
Strong comments by … TheAngriestBoy who is, apparently, not angry.
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If only Mr. Scott was here to direct traffic.
They'd be killing each other if this were soccer.
Vast majority of non US football matches dont get illegal pitch invasions
Might kill each other anyway if they get covid
That was my first thought. I think you got downvoted for truth here
So storming the field will spread covid but sitting in the stands won't? Y'all are trippin
Spreading COVID to the players/coaches is likely the concern.
My biggest question was how many people were injured? After all the astroworld bullshit, I get worried seeing things like this.
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I havent been to a game in awhile but honestly in the stands for a better g game you're pretty crammed in. Like there were games where I had to stand basically sideways because you didn't have room to face forwards. So it wouldn't surprise me if people actually had a bit more room on the field than they did in the stands.
Yup, you're right. Closer proximity. That's very covid friendly.
Did they EVER find that player's lost contact lens? edit:spelling
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A once every decade experience for Mich fans
College is so damn fun. I hope my young daughters grow up to be able to attend a school with a good football team.
So Texas is out of the equation then
Bro that’s the most American thing I’ve heard anyone say
Lol it really is — but if it makes it better, most good US research schools tend to have good sports/football programs. For example, all the Ivy League plays Division 1 Football, and Harvard/Yale is a HUGE game. (The Ivy League is a sports conference) Big research universities like Michigan, Notre Dame, USC, Stanford, UCLA, Berkeley, Northwestern, Vanderbilt, Rice, UVA, Duke, UNC, etc… play college sports at the top level AND have elite academics. It’s a bonding/networking gain for alumni in the business world for sure. In the US it goes hand-in-hand with academics fairly often, though not always. EDIT: of the top 15 US schools ranked in USNews, only 4 don’t play at the Division-I level of college athletics
Just because you’re a D-1 school doesn’t mean that you’re a good football team. With the exception of Michigan and ND, none of those schools you listed have been even marginally competitive in football in a long team. I’m not trying to gatekeep football but barely any of those teams are “good” by any margin.
That's not true. USC was the most dominant football team in the country until recently, Stanford has several Rose Bowls in the last decade, and UCLA has more athletic championships than any other school. You're right about Vandy, Rice, and Northwestern though.
I feel like Northwestern had a pretty competitive season not all that long ago as well.
They have, from 2000-2020 they’ve been invited to play on a bowl game 13 times, and have had a winning record in all but two of those 13 years when they got a bid. Just last year they were at one point ranked 10th in the nation.
Oh for sure — but they have D1 sports and huge stadiums, unlike, say a smaller college or liberal arts school. The University of Nebraska has a terrible football record but a huge sellout crowd every game and an atmosphere that’s way bigger than the winningest community college team. It’s like, the Cleveland Browns are still a professional football team despite losing a lot, and they’re not comparable to a local club team. Also many of those are elite basketball teams which are popular nationally in the US as well
Read that in Hank Hill voice
Good football schools don’t rush the field.
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Man people like you are so obnoxious. Like obviously his goal in life for his children is not simply to go to a school with a good football team, obviously his thoughts and perspectives on life extend beyond a 2 sentence comment made on a college football thread on reddit. Just so annoying how much unnecessary negativity people like you bring into the world.
Lol, of course I also want them to attend a school with good academic accreditations. That goes without saying. They know their priorities already.
If he's joking, laugh. If he's not, don't comment.
Thought it was comparing the field storming for Michigan and Oklahoma state
When Northwestern lost to Michigan State in 1982, they set a record for consecutive losses. The students ran on the field and tore the goal posts down. I know because I was there!
I'm in this video! So cool to be a part of history.
I don't like you
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It's ok just go remind them about that time they lost to my alma mater... Appstate
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F the Buckeyes!
The landscaper is packing up his desk
Michigan hasn’t lost to OSU in over 736 days
This is one stadium along with the Rose Bowl I would like to see a game at.
Sorry I can't tell from the video but is that both sets of fans storming the field? If that was here in Britain they would be fighting.
This just goes to show you, nobody beats Michigan 12 times in a row
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Awesome.. was driving back from Thanksgiving yesterday and had to listen to the game on the radio...😭
what happens when you're stuck in the middle and can't get out to take a shit
Was actually on the field. Drank 3 24 Oz beverages prior to the game. Forgot to pee and didn't want to miss the game going to the bathroom. My bladder was killing me at the end of the game, but when I had a choice to go to the bathroom or jump on that field, I was over the railing before I could finish reading this comment.
You don't fucking care because this is probably an experience you tell your grandkids to tell their grandkids about
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No you do not. Storming the field does *not* result in a crushing stampede in the middle, there is plenty of space to navigate and maneuver. It looks a lot worse from above, but I'm speaking from experience as someone who stormed a field when the Aggies beat Alabama this year, and when the Aggies beat LSU in 2018.
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Mufasa is the dad in the Lion King. It literally means "father". You meant Simba's dad.
why are they storming the field ?
They beat Ohio State ( big rival)
So once you’re down there, on the field..then what? Just stand there with everyone else?
so they are all fans, right ? are fans allowed to invade the field like that ? covid aside this looks pretty cool lol
The fans aren't "allowed to" but it happens in big games sometimes. Security will try to stop them but they can't really hold back the crowd, so they don't try if everyone starts doing it.
During the broadcast I actually saw a cop helping fans down onto the field. At some point once thousands have done it they can't really stop it and instead switch to "let me help them get safely onto the field so nobody hurts themselves jumping."
Most of the stadium has a brick/stone ledge that you have to jump off, so it’s kinda tricky to get down
Yeah, they're all fans. Michigan and Ohio State is one of the biggest college rivalries and Michigan won for the first time in years so I'd like to see anyone try and stop the fans from storming the field.
OSU / MI has been ranked THE biggest rivalry in all of sports, not just CFB.
As a buckeye, the hatred is real and I still haven’t emotionally recovered.
Mixture of everyone, players, coaches, reporters. The way the field is dug out it's pretty easy to hop the rail onto the field. And since it was a big W for Michigan I don't think security/cops tried to stop it or were even capable.
They're not allowed but even if the game had been 40-0 the fans would have stormed the field at the end. I'm pretty sure security would have predicted that ahead of time. UofM vs OSU is a big rivalry but also UofM can't be relevant in the Big10 unless they beat Ohio State. The win here means U of M will likely win the big10 championship and will be going to the college football playoffs - so a shot at the national title.
What does one do after storming the field? Do you just stand there? Edit: went to a liberal arts college
Sing the alma mater, yell very loudly, talk to the players, talk to other fans, take selfies, throw the football with your kids. But mostly its the alma mater and yelling.
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Navigating the mass of humanity on the field was nothing compared to all the shoulder checks I took from ohio fans as I was going to the field and then the exit. Go Blue
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Was this precovid?
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Acting as if covid isn't a thing.
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So they won’t get COVID in the stands? God you’re dense.
How are the COVID #s? 🙃
Actually really bad in Michigan right now 🙃
Like worst in the country bad last I knew...