College Football Saturday Traditions

Name the school from one unmistakable Saturday ritual.

Clues

Type it

Format

Moderate

Difficulty

No multiple choice. Type each answer, a nickname or city usually counts.

About College Football Saturday Traditions

College Football Saturday Traditions is a free college football game with no multiple choice: read each of the 10 clues and type the answer yourself. Name the school from one unmistakable Saturday ritual.

Every clue you name correctly scores a point, and your final tally maps to a rank that runs from Benched all the way up to GOAT for a perfect 10/10. This one is rated Moderate, and the bar for bragging rights is real: know every game-day ritual. Spelling is forgiving, so a nickname or city usually counts.

Want a scouting report first? Every clue is listed below with no answers spoiled, so you can size the challenge up before you start typing.

How to play

Hit Start and read the first clue.

Type your answer and submit. A nickname, city, or full team name all work.

Each correct answer scores a point and reveals a bonus fact worth stealing.

Finish all 10 clues to get your rank, then share it or run it back.

What you'll be quizzed on

At the end of the first quarter, fans in Kinnick Stadium turn toward a children's hospital and wave to its patients. Name the school.

A team enters Lane Stadium as Metallica's 'Enter Sandman' plays and the crowd jumps. Name the school.

Players rub Howard's Rock and run down The Hill after arriving by bus at Memorial Stadium. Name the school.

Between the third and fourth quarters at Camp Randall Stadium, the crowd dances to House of Pain's 'Jump Around.' Name the school.

Students stand throughout football games to honor E. King Gill, who came from the stands and 'stood ready' in the 1922 Dixie Classic. Name the school.

Fans ring long-handled cowbells at Davis Wade Stadium under an SEC exception for the school's historic noisemaker. Name the school.

Before home games at Doak Campbell Stadium, Osceola rides Renegade and plants a flaming spear at midfield. Name the school.

Before kickoff at Jordan-Hare Stadium, a live eagle circles the stadium and lands near midfield. Name the school.

Hundreds of boats form the 'Vol Navy' and tailgate on the Tennessee River beside Neyland Stadium. Name the school.

After the home team scores at Owen Field, a covered wagon pulled by ponies Boomer and Sooner races across the field. Name the school.

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