The Wave at Michigan Stadium

[Kurtis999Bevan]

I'm English what i don't understand is why universitys need such large stadiums/arenas for sport most universities have an arena in america bigger than our national stadium

?????

[madscout96]

@Kurtis999Bevan why not?

[GalacticCollision]

@Kurtis999Bevan Well, take a look. The seats are filled. Michigan regularly fills their 110,000 person stadium. If you have the fans to fill it, why not build it?

[michbluewolf]

/watch?v=RjVARHKtPps watch this

[Treblemaker888]

omg



[M200Shnitzel]

Penn State wave is better

[UMAnnArbor2]

@M200Shnitzel nope

[KilltrocityStudios]

LETS HEAR IT FOR MICHIGANN! no really though Michigan some doo-doo.

[dedjr824]

how was that interesting ?

[moodswyng]

a bomb will no doubt create a bigger, faster wave.

[AppliedMusicRocks]

This is awesome!

[SeanP7195]

I love the slo-mo wave.

[Edanargu]

the stadium wave comes from Monterrey, Mexico... Universitario Stadium,  in a game of Mexico vs Argentina... Good note!... sounds interesting

[stupidstuntsunion]

haha one of michigans THREE WINS this year! GO MOUNTAINEERS!

[AP17Jaguar]

Fuck App State

[Dumas53]

who has the most wins, the highest winning percentage, and 11 national championships? MICHIGAN! app state. has a pathetic 3 national titles in a much easier division, if app state played in D1 every year they wouldnt win a game.

[mmiller34]

app state does play Division 1 every year you ignorant fuck

[Dumas53]

i meant real division 1 not the weak FCS(1-AA), and no need for language bro.

[ridingtimes]

Unless they play Michigan every year,,Then they will have 1 win atleast

[westfootball32]

@Dumas53 except against michgan

[moviemagician101]

that was a crappy wave.

penn state waves are sooo much better.

they do it in fast and slow motion.

and there is more people.

[amill18]

michigan stadium is bigger than beaver stadium and michigan does it fast and slow too.. all penn state has is their infamous "white out"

[amill18]

and michigan splits the wave and has it meet again on the other side

[Mgoblue099]

Omg I was at that game too that wave still kicks ass

[ElectricFrog1616]

I was there too! I was in like the first row right next to the flag. That wave DID kick ass!

[Michlimania]

Regardless....The Big House rules!!!

[historybuffwannabe]

U of M doesn't have a patent on this. The comment says "Leave it to U of M...to make the wave interesting." I've seen it done this way at dozens of stadiums. So don't get any more cocky about yourselves than you already are.

[plaguist1]

"leave it to _____" does not require a patent. the expression just means that michigan does a good job at making the wave intersting. no legalities involved

[ErixReeze]

From Wikipedia: The wave makes regular appearances at University of Michigan football games. The team hosted 6 games in 2005 with more than 110,000 in attendance - the largest crowd being 111,591. The procedure at Michigan games generally follows a pattern (led by the student section) of sending the wave around counter-clockwise twice, then once in slow-motion, then once at double the original speed, then once around clockwise, and finally, splitting it into two counter-rotational waves

[itzSommyJr]

You know, sometimes it's possible to read into something way too deeply. This isn't one of those times, though -- you're seeing things that just aren't there. Get over yourself.

[greenmonkey125]

I agree. it was a good one. And the only one of the season so far!

[killercy13org]

i was at that game. that wave kicked ass