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I'll pass on that one thanks. Think this video had been posted before, but it's quite good:

 

 

The crowd size is pretty impressive, but then the yanks have always liked their college football games. Having said that, this is the state university of Wisconsin, which has a similar population to Greater London. It's not exactly Nottingham Trent against Bournemouth Polytech.

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I'll pass on that one thanks. Think this video had been posted before, but it's quite good:

 

 

The crowd size is pretty impressive, but then the yanks have always liked their college football games. Having said that, this is the state university of Wisconsin, which has a similar population to Greater London. It's not exactly Nottingham Trent against Bournemouth Polytech.

This needs the space invaders music in the background!
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You have High schools in the US that fill 20000 capacity stadiums. I think only 2 or 3 of the biggest stadiums are used by pro teams, the rest for college football. Michigan Stadium, home to the University of Michigan Wolverines has a record attendance of just over 113,000!

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It's important to remember there are 25 million people in Texas. It's not like having a load of 100,000 seater stadiums in Staffordshire or something.

 

Still impressive though.

 

England has a 2008 estimated population of just over 50 million people and yet england only has 5 stadiums with 50,000 capacity or more (Twickenham included)

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England has a 2008 estimated population of just over 50 million people and yet england only has 5 stadiums with 50,000 capacity or more (Twickenham included)

 

I said it was impressive.

 

Maybe Texas has a lot fewer stadiums in the 30-50 thousand seater ranges, I've no idea. They certainly seem to like their sports over there.

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