Lovie Smith's Propaganda In College Football

A united university through sports is often a rarity. College football can be one of the most intense experience in college sports. The passion and energy is nearly impossible to encapsulate into a single feeling. Sports teams and their fans share a bond that cannot be recon with. The colleges with prestigious athletic backgrounds have a numerous alumni who carry pride into every game day. A lot of fans equal a lot of fun, but attending an school with diehard fans is best part of college sports. College football has gained the reputation for becoming the most celebrated sport. The best way to celebrate a college football game is tailgating. Tailgating and college football have become such a tradition that it is hard to see one happening

The University of Nevada Reno’s Football program officially started fifty years ago in the October of 1966. At the same time the team was established, Mackay stadium was built which seated only 7,500 people at the time. After numerous amounts of renovations, the stadium now seats 26,000 people and the football games are very loud and exciting. Being a football player and student myself, I get to hear what other people outside the football program perceive of us as around campus when we win, lose, or just in general about the football program. Most comments and accusations I have heard have been false and negatively based. What most people do not see is the hardwork and dedication it takes to be apart of the football program and the impact it has on the coaching staff, the community, and also, the inseparable bond it creates between the players.

Fort Frye, who has a stud running back seem to try and keep Newark Catholic defense off ballanced or had other reason for not feeding him as much as they had in their previous games. That line of play calling made Tate Engle look uncomfortable most of the night, from where I was setting and with 8:20 left in the half, he would be picked off by, #37 Jacob Lumbatis, giving Newark Catholic the ball on the Cadets

However, it was all defense from there on out. Tony Gibson's dawgs forced seven tackles for losses, broke up six passes and recovered a fumble in the red

Then came the concern that the universities built stadiums that were too big. Many feared that there would not be enough people to fill the seats on game day. A majority of the stadiums were built too large for the time period. The teams had to grow their fan basis by winning important games in order to get more people through the gates. Also, many stadiums were built to hold one big game and crowd a year. But, would this one game bring enough money in to pay off the millions of dollars that were spent to build the stadium? The large stadiums eventually paid off when the fan base became larger, but it took years for that to happen. Now, there are so many people that want to come to the games that there is simply not enough room for everyone.

With a new head coach comes a new offense to learn. That might be the one set back to a team with so many returning players. Offensive

The Mountaineers jumped out to an early 12-4 lead but the Cyclones came roaring back. Iowa State's half-court

He started the season with four wins against Morgan State, Clemson, and Rutgers. After a ten point loss to West Virginia the outlook for BC began to look bleak again. He changed public perspective by winning four more games. This time he won against Temple, Yale, Penn State, and Army. After his next three games he clinched a spot in the Liberty Bowl. This was an achievement for any team, but for BC it was plain amazing. This was their first bowl game in forty years.

Newark Catholic had been a team that closed out drives during the playoffs, but on this night, they failed in a gigantic way during the third quarter. Three times they had a chance to, not only tie this one up, but to take the lead. They would cash in once, fumble the ball after a very good run and then it would be poor execution by the offense on some nice calls by the coaching staff and of course some solid defense by the Redskins.

"I tell you, looking at it from last year, it’s arguably the best d-line, defensive front. It’s arguably one of the best defenses that I’ve ever seen," head coach Dana Holgorsen said. "One of the linebackers, NFL guy. Another one of the linebackers has a ton of starts but where the real, real good dudes are, the d-line. Not only were they, just like with the one guy the Harris kid obviously, he’s top-10 pick, but they have some young d-tackles who are going to be big time guys. They’re depth was really good.

Off the back of this defensive work, the Bears marched up field in the 10th minute and scored through Zane Musgrove thanks to some creative work out of

As the game progressed, the score fluctuated, however, Nebraska ended up on top. It was a very cool experience going to a college football game. Anytime Rutgers scored, fireworks and cannon-like booms would ring out throughout the entire stadium. For the duration of the game, the stadium seemed to be as if were alive.

It started out as a slow sloppy third quarter until Mississippi State had a chance to score. Although Mississippi State had a chance to score, their field goal kicker missed wide left. Everyone in the stands was very upset as we know we may not get another opportunity. Then things soon got incredibly worst. Ole Miss got a chance to score just as Mississippi State did with a field goal. Unlike Mississippi State, Ole Miss capitalized on their opportunity and scored at the end of the third quarter. Nervously, we got ready for the fourth quarter. Although our nerves did go away when Dak Prescott finally stepped on the field. The stands went crazy as Dak anticipated the first play. Dak helped move the team down the field into scoring position before being stopped by the Rebels. My heart dropped as I saw the field goal unit come out on the field to attempt another field goal. Everyone in the stands held hands and got very quiet. The kicker booted the ball as it floated through the uprights. We could not believe our terrible kicker made the field goal. The crowd went crazy as this game was headed to

It was tryouts and Charlie was freaking out. The coach puts Charlie in at quarterback which was what Kona played. It was the first play and they hiked

2 Friday's ago, my mom took me to the DSHS football field so I could be ball boy for the high school football team. When I got there I got a huge surprise from my mom and dad. My dad told me to go to another one of the coach’s computer and click on the Microsoft Word. When I read it I was in shock. The computer read something like, “Davis and Carson you are going to see the Tigers play!” and it had a picture of Cowboy Stadium. I knew instantly that it meant we were going to the LSU vs. TCU game, which was the next day. I was so excited, even though I tried to hold my excitement in. It was going to be my second LSU road game, but my first ever LSU neutral site game.