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• Three of the oldest college football stadiums in the nation are in the northeast, where the oldest institutions of higher learning in this country exist.

• The University of Pennsylvania’s Franklin Field is considered by the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) to be the oldest football stadium. Built in 1895, it originally cost $100,000. Rebuilt in 1922, it became the nation’s first two-tiered stadium.

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@sportingview Ah, yes ... Twitter ... the proverbial “game changer.”

The website that lets anybody and everybody broadcast their sudden mental nugget in 140 characters or less to as many people as they can get to prove they care about what they have to say.

Personally, I’ve never been impressed by the supposed concept, but I’m impressed by the company itself. They’ve done a masterful job of seizing the day, marketing themselves and, along with Facebook, they have most of the civilized world’s mind share (or at least their attention) in that sector.

But if you break it down to the primordial ooze level, it’s basically nothing more than a bunch of people shouting. It’s a lot of noise and fanfare. Sports fans should readily recognize that as the overall soundtrack they hear at a typical stadium or arena.

It’s the Internet version of the guy who had too many beers, stands up, cones his hands to his mouth and yells “YOU SUCK!” to the wide receiver out of Michigan making $5 million a year because he dropped a ball. In a stadium, maybe 30 people hear his rant. If he’s able to meet his goal of catching the ear of the wide receiver that just failed to meet his goal of catching a ball? Maybe then he’s got 31 listeners.

Maybe one of the 31 people in earshot is impressed, influenced or drunkenly mistaken enough to repeat what he just heard. On Twitter, that phenomenon happens all the time in a form of a “retweet.” So at the genetic level it’s not anything new, folks — it’s just humans being human. A

good tweet is akin to flaunting our opposing thumbs and linguistic abilities to an ape — an ape with a poor Internet connection sitting in the section above you and to the right. By default, all you can hope for is for them to ape what you had to say and/or buy you a banana.

Twitter can, however, bring the average fan closer to the player in ways never before accessible. Maybe you’re online when you get the chance to spar with one of your favorite players, like I did the other night from my personal twitter account with noted game-show host Chuck Woolery. After Bob Barker, Monty Hall, Richard Dawson and Alex Trebeck, Woolery is one of the top 10 game-show hosts in history. He’s a real player.

Here’s how our game went down: @chuckwoolery: “I’m amazed with the stark difference between right and left. One group asking for prayer for someone the other side is slinging insults.”

My reply: “Right, Chuck.

You keep praying and pretending that posts like this aren’t veiled attempts at insults.”

Chuck: “You have not seen me call names or use toilet humor to tear someone down.”

Retort: “No ... but I’ve seen you play plenty of games.”

That was enough fun for me to want to get into the game. Shoot me a message or shoot me down, but please do follow this column on Twitter and keep advancing the discussion.

Follow me and I’ll follow you ... @sportingview. I’m game.

Mark Vasto is a veteran sportswriter who lives in Kansas City. © 2012 King Features Synd., Inc.

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• Another historic stadium dating back to 1913 is Bobby Dodd Stadium at Georgia Tech’s Grant Field. It is the oldest continuouslyused on-campus college football site in the FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision, formerly Division I-A). The game has been played at the downtown Atlanta site since 1905. The stadium was the site of the most lopsided game in football history. Georgia Tech defeated Cumberland College 222-0 in 1916!

• A west coast college football venue listed on the National Historic Landmark, but not as old as Yale or Harvard, is the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Home field for the University of Southern California (USC), this is the only stadium in the world that has hosted the Olympics twice. It has also hosted the Super Bowl and the World Series.

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• Another California field, Stanford Stadium, made a lot of history in its 84-year life span.

In spite of this, it was decided that the best thing for the school, players and fans was to replace the stadium. A new structure opened in 2006. One of the biggest complaints about the old Stanford Stadium was inadequate restroom facilities. The restrooms were enlarged but overall the new stadium was made smaller.

The old stadium, built in 1921, had a seating capacity of 86,000, and held as many as 94,000. The new stadium is built for a crowd of 50,000.

• Of the big events held at the old Stanford stadium, two standouts were: when Herbert Hoover, a Stanford grad and former football manager, accepted the Republican nomination for president in 1928; and a track meet between the U.S. and the USSR (Soviet Union) in 1962, during the “Cold War,” when political tensions were high. The attendance over two days was 153,000 to watch the friendly competition.

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• American football has a history dating back to the late 1800s, emerging from the European game of rugby. Player and coach at Yale University, Walter Camp, is the “Father of American Football,â€? recognized for instituting the early rules of the game. • “The Birthplace of Intercollegiate Football,â€?

Rutgers University in New Jersey, held the first inter-collegiate football game in 1869.

Rutgers defeated Princeton by two goals.

Those players didn’t play in a stadium, but on a field on College Avenue in New Brunswick with a few fans there to see what the game was about. Today, Rutgers has a beautiful stadium that seats 52,454 fans. • Today, many stadiums are named after corporate sponsors who provide funds for the rights to advertise themselves. One of those is the Carrier Dome at Syracuse University. Built in 1980, it is the only domed stadium in the Northeast. Even though named for Carrier, an air conditioning company, the dome isn’t air conditioned! • The air is thinner (less oxygen) in higher elevations and breathing can be difficult in high energy contests like football. War Memorial Stadium at the University of Wyoming has the highest elevation of any Division I university at 7,770 feet (M?). Western State College in Gunnison, Colorado is even higher with an elevation of 7750 feet. (M?) Falcon Stadium, the home field for the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, another high elevation stadium, at 6621 feet (2018 m) above sea level, is flying high. • The United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, has a unique tradition for its games: a skydiver lands on the field at Michie Stadium holding the football to start the games.

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• Many college and university teams have other traditions observed in their home stadiums.

Some involve songs music, some a motto, and many involve mascots.

• When the Tennessee Volunteers and their 100,000 or so fans sing “Rocky Top” in Neyland Stadium, it is a chorus that you will hear in your sleep for a few nights afterward!

• “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” a song recorded by John Denver in 1971 has been the theme song for West Virginia University since 1972. Denver sang the song at the opening of the “new” Mountaineer Field in 1980. The words and music were written by Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert and Denver, and at the time none of the trio had actually been to the state.

• A stadium that has received more attention in recent years for its high level college playing is known for having the only blue turf in football.

Boise State’s Bronco Field’s turf is also called the “smurf turf” for the cartoon Smurfs.

• Aloha Stadium, the home stadium for the University of Hawaii, is owned by the state of Hawaii, and hosts many events other than football. The Aloha Stadium Swapmeet & Marketplace, held every week on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays should be on every visitor’s itinerary.

• Many people refer to the “big house” as prison or jail. However, in football “The Big House” is the largest stadium in the country, home of University of Michigan football, with a capacity of 109,901. One of the “big” stories about this stadium is that when it was under construction in 1926, an underground spring and moist, quicksand-like soil swallowed a crane! It is still there, under the stadium!

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• From mid-April to mid-October there are thousands of bats that call Carlsbad Caverns home and rangers give “bat flight” talks each evening. It is estimated that approximately 400,000 Brazilian, more commonly called Mexican, bats “hang” around the caves and fly out each evening to eat tons of bugs. In spite all you have heard and seen in movies and books, bats do not attack people. When the bats re-enter in the mornings, they can be seen diving from all directions at speeds that reach 25 miles per hour (40 km/h) or more!

• While the Big Room is a “must see” for anyone visiting Carlsbad, and has elevator access, there are many guided tours that are accessible to healthy individuals. The Natural Entrance is great for people who can handle the 750 feet deep (228.6 m) descent on a steep, narrow switchback tail.

• The discoveries in Carlsbad Caverns National Park continue as cave scientists, called speleologists, study, expand and share their knowledge with curious non-scientists who enjoy learning more about what lies beneath the earth.

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From the leather head harnesses of the late 19th century to today’s modern football helmets, safety has been the key to the design and improvements that have occurred.

• The earliest football helmets had almost no padding. They were made of leather and did little to soften blows to the head.

• An Annapolis, Maryland shoemaker was credited with the creation of the first helmet, made for Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves.

Admiral Reeves had been advised by a Navy doctor that it would be “instant insanity” and he would be risking death if he endured another kick to his head.

• Reeves wore that first helmet in 1893 in an Army versus Navy football game. Helmets did not actually become mandatory until 1939 for college games and in 1943 for the National Football League (NFL).

• The man who received the most credit, in the 1890s, for the invention of the football helmet was George Barclay, a halfback for Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.

Barclay was very concerned about developing “cauliflower ears.” “An acquired deformity of the outer ear,” cauliflower ear, also known as boxer’s ear or wrestler’s ear, is caused by blunt trauma to the ear. The blood supply to the outer ear is disrupted and the skin shrivels and folds, causing a cauliflower-like appearance.

Nicknamed “The Rose” for his concern about his looks, Barclay didn’t want to harm his appearance.

• Barclay found a local harness maker who designed a leather helmet. Known as a “head harness,” these helmets were fitted specifically for an individual player, with three thick leather straps.

• By 1915 big changes were happening with helmets. They were becoming more spherical and included padding, straps and earpieces to better protect the head.

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• Vern McMillan followed Zuppke by updating helmets with a rubber-covered wire face mask which helped to reduce the number of broken teeth and noses. Face masks are continually updated to provide protection for the players.

One design used Lucite. Those didn’t work out well, as they became brittle and would shatter when players were hit!

• A significant recognition of the importance of football helmets didn’t happen because of safety. Fred Gehrke, a player for the Los Angeles Rams, started something when he painted the first logo on a helmet in 1947.

Gehrke was an art major and after getting approval from his coach, Bob Snyder, and then team owner, Dan Reeves, he got the “goahead” to spend his summer painting.

• In the summer of 1948, Gehrke painted 75 leather helmets blue and then, freehand renderings of ram’s horns in gold. He did the job for $1 per helmet, which covered the cost of the paint. For two years he carried blue and gold paint to the games and touched up the helmets after each game.

• The Riddell sporting good company started baking Gehrke’s design into plastic helmets in 1949 and then shortly thereafter more teams wanted logos on their helmets.

• It wasn’t until the 1950s that plastic helmets with padding were introduced. Plastic helmets created different problems when players started lowering their heads and using them as projectiles on the opposing players! New rules and changes continued to protect players – and changes are continually made in today’s leagues as well.

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