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Top 10 College Football Entrances (Video)

Joe PenkalaAug 25, 2010

What separates college football from the NFL is the rich tradition that is found throughout the nation. Here is a countdown of the top 10 college football traditions with video.

No. 10: Cadets Take Their Seat

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All of the cadets taking their seats is only one part of this game that is sure to give all Americans goosebumps.

No. 9: Hurricans Run Through The Smoke

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"The U" has always had their reputation as being the bad boys of college football but this decades old tradition is also synonymous with the program.

No. 8: The Singing of Rocky Top

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Having that many fans signing Rocky Top is sure to capture the attention of more then the SEC.

No. 7: Ralphie Runs Wild

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Give credit to the guys running along side Ralphie on Saturdays as they march the Buffalo across the field.

No. 6: Fire Up the Harley

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A tradition that may be off the radar but happens at on of the loudest stadiums in the nation is the Oregon mascot firing out of the tunnel on a Harley and leading the Ducks onto the field.

No. 5: Howard's Rock

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The fans at Clemson have been getting pumped up for some time seeing their team touch Howard's Rock and then run down the hill.

No. 4: Chief Osceola Spear

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Another tradition that has been around for decades is a likeness of Chief Osceola who comes to the middle of the field and drops his spear.

No. 3: Michigan Banner

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Michigan entrance is one that gets the maze and blue fired up. With Hail to the Victors in the background, the players jump up and slap the Michigan banner.

No. 2: Dotting the I

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Ohio State was one of the first schools to have a marching band that did a formation like this and while it isn't as exciting as other entrances, it is recognized nationwide.

No. 1: Enter Sandman

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If the Hokies running out to Enter Sandman doesn't get you pumped up for college football, then you need to check your pulse.