COLLEGE FOOTBALL MASCOTS
COLLEGE FOOTBALL STADIUMS
MISCELLANEOUS COLLEGE FOOTBALL TRIVIA
UNIQUE GAMEDAY TRADITIONS
FAMOUS CHEERLEADERS
100
This is THE most popular mascot in college football, used by Clemson, Auburn, University of Kentucky and LSU
Tiger
100
This is the color of the Boise State football field
Blue
100
This university has won the most college football championships. (Hint - they are the arch rival of Ohio State)
Michigan
100
The fans of this team all wave white flags, trying to make the entire stadium look white.
Penn State
100
She ended up wearing Daisy Dukes in a hit show.
Jessical Simpson
200
This mascot is named after a type of cow and used by the University of Texas
Longhorns
200
This college football team plays at "The Swamp"
University of Florida Gators
200
This is the trophy awarded to the best college football player
Heisman
200
Native American, Osceola has led his horse, Renegade, onto the field before kickoff of every home game of this team and plants a spear at midfield in what has become one of the best-known college football entrances.
Florida State Seminoles
200
She went on to become a famous ABC broadcaster.
Diane Sawyer
300
The University of Georgia has this mascot that looks grumpy.
Bulldogs
300
This college football team plays at "The Horseshoe" or "The Shoe" as it's sometimes called
Ohio State
300
The first pick in the 1983 draft was a QB from Stanford who went on to lead his NFL team to multiple super bowls.
John Elway
300
Since the stadium is on the river, this university has a "Sailgate" instead of a "Tailgate" before each game.
Tennessee Volunteers
300
She went on to be a famous chef with her own cooking show.
Rachel Ray
400
This is the name of the Oregon Ducks mascot
Bonus points if you know the name of the first Oregon mascot.
The Duck (Donald)
The Webfoots
400
This stadium is in Pasadena, California and it's where a game is played every New Year's Day
Rose Bowl
400
Nick Saban coached this SEC team to many wins.
Alabama
400
The marching band creates a cursive or Script spelling of the University's name and a tuba player dots the "i" in the name.
Ohio State
400
She became famous in the 1980s singing songs like: Like a Virgin and Papa Don't Preach
Madonna
500
The horned frog, from TCU
500
The Fighting Irish play at this stadium
Notre Dame
500
The annual game between the US Military Academy and the US Naval Academy is called this.
The Army-Navy game
500
Fans, players, coaches and officials -- began "The Hawkeye Wave," acknowledging the child patients inside Stead Family Children's Hospital, which is just across the street. After the first quarter, everyone turns toward the hospital, where the patients and their families wave from the 12th floor windows.
Iowa
500
She became famous starring on NBC's The Today Show
Katie Couric