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Obscure Facts About Your Football Program


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Since:Sep 22, 2007

June 27, 2008 9:28 pm

LSU's Tiger Stadium orignally had 1500 dorm rooms that housed up to 4900 "lower echelon" students under the east and west stands, I actually went to a party in one of them in the early eighties but I they finally closed them in the late eighties.


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June 27, 2008 9:36 pm
That Rutgers is actually over .500 all time.

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June 27, 2008 9:38 pm

Ghadhi University in India has 1.3 MILLION (give or take a few hundred thousand) students enrolled

Numbers like that remind me of why being told in India, "You're one in a million!" is no big deal -- there are over 1000 just like you there!!!


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June 27, 2008 9:55 pm

I got one that will probably blow most f your minds....

 

 

Oregon fans LOVE the uniforms.


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June 27, 2008 9:55 pm

The Fiesta Bowl was basically created for ASU to have some one to play post season as we could get no love or decent invites to any other bowls in the post season.

They appeared in the first 4 fiesta bowls and in 7 of them from 1970 to 1983, losing only once to Penn State in 1977. Now they won't have us since they have become a BCS bowl, they want the draw of out of state fans. Started because we got no love, now can't even get love from them. Go figure.

ASU played in the Sun Bowl in 1940 and battled Catholic University to a grueling 0-0 tie. UGH!


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June 27, 2008 9:58 pm
LOL Oly. I actually don't have the problem with them that most others in the USA do have with them. I think some of them are actually good looking. There are just too many thats all.

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June 27, 2008 10:09 pm
In December 1912, the Gators were to play 2 games in Cuba.  The Gators beat Wedad Athletic Club on Christmas day 27 - 0.  The next day, they were to play the Cuban Athletic Club.  Then coach, G.E. Pyle, pulled his players off the field when it became aparent that the officials didn't know the rules and that the referee was the Cuban Athletic Club's former coach.  Pyle was taken to jail and ordered to return the following day.  Instead, he and his team boarded a Steamer bound for Tampa.  A Cuban judge scored the game a 1-0 forfeit in favor of the Cuban team.  UF scored it 1-0 forfeit in favor of UF.

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