They have thrown a lot this drive. Hopefully they hit a big one.Yeah I need Temple to throw to the end zone here.
Long ass drive...7 minsSeattle TD on 4th and goal up 1 pending 2pt conv
Yeah. I thought he might be outta boundsI did hear a whistle
Franklin Field (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) — 1895
Franklin Field has been a host for baseball, the opera, military training, soccer and a U2 concert, but it’s a football venue, first and foremost. It is the oldest college football stadium in the U.S., the site of the first game to be broadcast on radio in 1922. In addition to hosting countless Penn Quakers games, it was the site of 18 Army-Navy games.
These are the 10 oldest stadiums in Division I college football
College football has been around since 1869, meaning some stadiums are celebrating triple-digit birthdays. Here's a look at the 10 oldest stadiums in the sport's history.www.ncaa.com
Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) — 1915
Cincinnati began playing football at the site in 1901, but construction on Nippert Stadium didn’t begin until 1915 and wasn’t fully completed until 1924. The stadium is named after Jimmy Nippert, who died after an injury suffered in a 1923 game against Miami (Ohio). His grandfather provided funds needed to complete the stadium’s construction. Two U.S. Presidents — Franklin Roosevelt and Barack Obama — have spoken at Nippert.
I played football and ran (penn relays) at Franklin field. Cool place for sure
I love old stadiums n arenasDartmouth is at Penn. I like old stadiums. Games at two of the oldest going tonight.